This cute children’s movie revolves around an extremely spoilt Chihuahua called Chloe (Drew Barrymore) who gets thoroughly pampered by her owner, played by Jamie Lee Curtis.

Unfortunately for Chloe, things go astray when her owner’s niece (Piper Perabo) is asked to look after her while she goes on vacation. Forced to go on a holiday to Mexico, Chloe becomes lost and eventually ends up in the notorious “dog fights”.

There, Chloe meets a former police German shepherd whom assists Chloe in being reunited by her family. Unfortunately the nefarious individuals who run the “dog fights” have also discovered that Chloe belongs to a rich heiress and thus begins a game of cat and mouse.

Beverly Hills Chihuahua is a “cute” comedy that children will enjoy, however for more mature viewers, the movie is quite clichéd, predictable and forced at times. There are some great one-liners that assist with the plot, however at the end of the day, it’s a little contrived.

Apart from Piper Perabo and the voice of Drew Barrymore, Beverly Hills Chihuahua features a plethora of greats that include Andy Garcia, George Lopez, Cheech Marin and even Plácido Domingo.

With decent video and audio quality, Beverly Hills Chihuahua is a visually quite impressive, especially with the backdrop of Mexico, unfortunately the main story is a little lacking.

In conclusion, Beverly Hills Chihuahua is about a Paris Hilton-like dog who eventually comes to understand that the world is not all about luxury and pampering.

Special Features:

Legend of the Chihuahua
Deleted Scenes
Blooper Scooper
Audio Commentary