may have come up with the perfect combination for a late summer hit. Considering how well “Secret Life of Pets” did in theaters ($885.3 million global gross), Warner Bros. The big difference here is that this looks very cute and quite funny, kind of like “The Secret Life of Pets” but with DC superheroes and their pets. SEE Grab the popcorn and sound off in our movie forums “Super-Pets” is a fully CG movie that reinvents popular DC characters but puts more focus on the fully original characters like McKinnon’s villainous guinea pig, Lulu. Even popular Cartoon Network series like “The Powerpuff Girls” just didn’t connect with moviegoers, tapping out with just $11.4 million total in North America. That ended up grossing $29.5 million, which isn’t great but is par for Warners’ attempt to bring its popular TV series to the big screen. has tried more than a few times to bring its various DC-related cartoon series to the big screen in the past, most notably “Teen Titans Go! To the Movies,” which opened with just $10.4 million in the same weekend four years ago. Clearly, the duo have the type of comedic chemistry more common in the days of Laurel & Hardy and Abbott & Costello (look ‘em up, kids!), so it will be interesting to see how they bring that to the world of animation. After that, they went on to make two hugely successful “Jumanji” movies, which made over $700 million domestically and $1.8 billion worldwide between them. Johnson and Hart began their partnership with the New Line action-comedy hit “Central Intelligence” in 2016.
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