‘Teacher’s Pet’ earns an apple

Helen Fower, 17, of Glendale, is a senior at Holy Family High School

in Glendale.

Disney’s “Teacher’s Pet” is a fun-filled movie for people of all

ages. This movie is about a dog, Spot, who is brighter than other

pets. His dream has always been to have the fairy from “Pinocchio”

come to him and turn him into a real boy.

He wants to have an education, so he dresses up like a human boy,

Scott, and enrolls himself in school. He hears about a mad scientist,

Dr. Krank, who claims that he can turn animals into humans, and then

sets out on a mission to find him.

I enjoyed this movie because it never leaves you bored. There is

always a great song to keep you on your feet. Nathan Lane made Spot’s

voice very enjoyable and lovable.

Whether you are an adult taking your children to this movie or a

teenager going to see it with your friends, you will have a fun time

watching “Teacher’s Pet.” It has enough jokes and laughter for you to

enjoy it without having watched the TV show. I recommend this movie

for anyone interested in getting a good laugh.

* Disney’s “Teacher’s Pet” is rated PG for some mildly crude

humor.