Monkey Trouble

A young girl named Eva receives a capuchin monkey named Max as a pet, unaware that he is a trained jewel thief. Max is being used by a former circus performer, whom Eva's mother is dating, to steal valuable items. Eva and Max form a strong bond, and when she discovers his secret life, she must find a way to save him and expose the thief.

Monkey Trouble was a modest family film that received mixed to positive reviews. Critics generally found it to be an entertaining and heartwarming story, particularly praising Thora Birch's performance and the charming interactions between her and the monkey. However, some found the plot predictable and the adult characters less developed than the central child-animal dynamic.

• Praised for its heartwarming premise and Thora Birch's performance.
• Found to be a charming and enjoyable family film.
• Some critics noted a predictable plot and underdeveloped adult characters.

Google audience: Audiences generally found "Monkey Trouble" to be a cute and enjoyable movie, especially appreciating the chemistry between the young star and the monkey. It's often described as a fun and lighthearted family film suitable for younger viewers.

The capuchin monkey who played Max was named Kiki, and she was trained by renowned animal trainer Ray Berens. Kiki performed many of her own stunts, including the complex jewel-heist sequences.