Gabby Dollhouse - The Movie Story, Review, Trailer, Release Date, Songs, Cast 2025 -

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Gabby Dollhouse - The Movie Story :-

When Gabby (Laila Lockhart Kraner) visits Cat Francisco with her grandma Gigi (Gloria Estefan), her cherished dollhouse—and the Gabby Cats who live inside—gets taken by the eccentric cat lady Vera (Kristen Wiig). Determined to save her magical friends, Gabby embarks on an adventure to reclaim the dollhouse before its magic fades.

Gabby Dollhouse - The Movie Release Date, Trailor, Songs, Cast :-

Release Date	17 October 2025
Language	English
Genre	Adventure, Animation, Comedy
Duration	1h 38min
Cast	Laila Lockhart Kraner, Kristen Wiig, Carla Tassara, Tara Strong, Donovan Patton, Sainty Nelsen, Maggie Lowe, Eduardo Franco
Director	Ryan Crego
Writer	Ryan Crego, Melanie Wilson LaBracio, Adam Wilson
Music	Stephanie Economou
Producer	Marcei A. Brown, Jason Clark, Jessica Malanaphy, Steven Schweickart
Production	DreamWorks Animation, Dreamworks Pictures, Nickelodeon Movies
Certificate	16+

Gabby Dollhouse - The Movie Review :-

Ryan Crego’s live-action/animated musical fantasy comedy, inspired by the hit series Gabby’s Dollhouse, is pure kids’ entertainment. Prepare for a dazzling explosion of colors, glitter, and catchy tunes. Gabby belts out the infectious “Pinch Pinch Song” and hugs her giant panda plush, Pandy Paws (Logan Bailey), to magically shrink down and enter her dollhouse. Alongside her are a host of whimsical companions, including Cakey the cupcake cat (Juliet Donemfeld), MerCat the mermaid cat (Secunda Wood), and CatRat (Donovan Patton), among many others.

The story is simple and easy to follow, making it perfect for its young audience. Its bright, colorful world and playful characters create a charming, engaging experience. The transitions between live action and animation are smooth and well-executed. Adults might find it a bit too sugary and over-the-top, but kids will love Gabby’s fourth-wall-breaking, interactive antics. Beyond the fantasy adventure, the film delivers a gentle message about staying playful and keeping the inner child alive. This theme is embodied in Vera, a business tycoon who views toys merely as collectibles. She’s abandoned her once-beloved soft toy Chumsley (Jason Mantzoukas) and dislikes children. Adults may enjoy her story more, especially her diva-like pet cat Marlena, who mirrors her every move. The Yoga face-off sequence between Gabby and Vera offers laughs for both kids and grown-ups alike.

The performances are excellent. Gloria Estefan is warm and lovable as Gigi, while Laila Lockhart Kraner captures Gabby’s spirit perfectly, especially in moments where she confronts the idea of outgrowing her dollhouse world. Kristen Wiig steals the show as the haughty Vera, delivering comedy with style and flair. Jason Mantzoukas brings Chumsley to life, giving the plush toy a memorable, spirited voice that refuses to be ignored.

Gabby Dollhouse - The Movie Trailor :-

The film leans heavily into sweetness, cat puns, bright colors, and sparkles. Still, with its catchy songs, vibrant visuals, and charming characters, Gabby’s Dollhouse: The Movie is an absolute delight for its intended audience — children.