102 Dalmatians More is not merrier in "102 Dalmatians," an overly strenuous sequel to the live-action remake of the animated classic "101 Dalmatians" that plays like a pale reworking of its ...

102 Dalmatians does boast an aptly cartoonish look. Cruella’s elaborate two-tone costumes have once again been cleverly designed by three-time Oscar winner Anthony Powell (Tess), yet Close’s ...

As is so often the case, “102 Dalmatians” seems more a reworking than a sequel. Having served three years for dognapping, not to mention converting a stolen Siberian tiger into a coat, Cruella ...

Gameplay in 102 Dalmatians is very simple, with strong control but little excitement. The challenges are all of the "Find the Key" variety, except for some of the simplistic bosses.

CAN Cruella De Vil change her spots? That’s the amusing question at the heart of “102 Dalmatians,” which opens with the prison release of a timeless two-toned villainess, played a… ...

Oddball grapples with Cruella De Vil, copying machines, and low self-esteem as a spotless Dalmatian in Disney's 102 Dalmatians.

This time, she's designed a coat with a hood; that calls for 102 Dalmatians. Tim McInnerny again plays Alonso, Cruella's whimpering valet, but De Vil's main partner in crime this time is someone new.

WALT DISNEY knows that parents will take their kids to anything during the holiday season, even if it's the kiddie equivalent of "Ishtar." That's the only plausible explanation for "102 Dalmatians ...

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They're supernumeraries, all 33 or 34 of them. 102 Dalmatians (101 minutes, at area theaters) is rated G, but it does have some scenes of intensity.

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102 DalmatiansShe shot her scenes for ”101 Dalmatians,” Disney’s 1996 remake of its 1961 cartoon feature, in just six weeks. But Close worked the better part of five months on this sequel ...