The Mouse Police

A bumbling detective who is afraid of mice is assigned to a case where a string of jewel heists are being committed by a gang of highly intelligent, organized mice. He must overcome his phobia to catch the tiny culprits.

The Mouse Police received a mixed-to-negative reception from critics and audiences alike. While some praised its unique premise and the voice performances, many found the humor to be juvenile and the plot predictable.

• The film's core concept of mice as jewel thieves is undeniably creative, but the execution falls short.

• Michael J. Fox's comedic timing is present, but often undermined by a weak script.

• The animation and voice acting are generally well-received, though not enough to salvage the film.

Google audience: Audiences found the premise amusing and the voice work for the mice to be a highlight. However, many felt the plot was too simplistic and the humor didn't always land for older viewers.

The original script for 'The Mouse Police' was intended to be a live-action film with animatronic mice, but budget constraints and advancements in CGI led to the decision to make it a fully animated feature.