I also thought there were some well chosen locations, and while the film on the whole wasn't very funny, the scene when Garfield is blown so hard into the air-conditioning duct that his face gets stamped into the metal was very funny indeed. Another obvious plus is the always lovely Jennifer Love Hewitt as Liz, who has been in a number of duds, but still shines because of her endearing personality and beauty. I am 17, but I still found him so adorable, especially when he started dancing on his hind legs. However, there are several redeeming merits, the most obvious one being Oadie the dog. Stephen Tobolowsky's villain, despite having some good delivery, just doesn't quite convince, likewise with Brekin Meyer as Jon. While the script isn't completely devoid of humour, it is very uneven, and while kids will like the jokes, adults won't find much to go on. Bill Murray does his best with rather superficial material, but at times he sounds rather monotonic. The first problem is that the plot is as thin as a piece of cardboard and rather slow-moving. I didn't absolutely hate Garfield 1, but I personally thought the film wasn't that great.
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