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Two Tails (2018): Cast, Ratings & Box Office

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Two Tails is a 2018 animated family film directed by Victor Azeev and Natalya Nilova, starring Sergey Burunov as Max (voice), Diomid Vinogradov and Irina Kireeva. It runs 1 hour 15 minutes and earned $3.5 million worldwide. Its Echo Score is 36/100.

worldwide gross
$3.5M
Echo Score
36
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Two Tails (2018) movie poster
Released
Runtime
1h 15m (75 min)
Genres
Animation , Family
Original language
Russian
After the credits
No No extra scene
The story

What Is Two Tails About?

The premise of Two Tails without spoilers.

A serious, economical beaver and a restless cat forge an unlikely friendship after the cat seeks shelter from the rain in the forest. The cat dreams of fame, believing everyone desires it, though few will admit it. Their ordinary life takes an extraordinary turn when aliens arrive from a distant galaxy, changing their world forever.

Two Tails Themes & Keywords

· 11 tags
  • two word title
  • animal protagonist
  • interspecies friendship
  • alien abduction
  • beaver
  • cat
  • giraffe
  • 3 dimensional
  • anthropomorphic animal
  • 3d
  • slapstick comedy
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Cast & crew

Two Tails Cast & Characters

Sergey Burunov leads the cast as Max (voice), with Diomid Vinogradov and Irina Kireeva. Directed by Victor Azeev and Natalya Nilova.

Ratings

Two Tails Reviews & Ratings

Our Echo Score gives it 36/100, strongest in art & craft (68) and weakest in story & flow (18).

36 /100

Two Tails Echo Score Breakdown

Overall, Two Tails fails to provide a cohesive and engaging experience, with the majority of reviewers emphasizing substantial flaws in its narrative and character work. The plot is repeatedly described as simplistic, disjointed, and lacking purpose, while character development is seen as weak and the voices uninspired. A minority of viewers note the film's bright animation and occasional comedic moments, but these positives do not offset the pervasive criticism. Consequently, the film garners a low overall evaluation.

Our own 0–100 rating, built from five aspects: art, character, story, the sensory experience and how well a film rewatches.

  • Art & Craft 68

    In terms of visual craftsmanship, the film presents a bright and colorful animation that some viewers find appealing. Several reviewers note the vibrant graphics and commendable production values compared to typical low‑budget releases. However, a minority criticize the animation as substandard or poorly executed. The mixed feedback results in a moderate appraisal of the film’s artistic execution.

  • Character & Emotion 30

    When evaluating character work, the consensus points to weak development and uninspired performances. Critics describe the personalities as flat, voices as terrible, and the limited chemistry as detracting from emotional impact. Only a small portion of feedback praises a single character’s appeal or occasional humor. Overall, the character dimension is regarded as a significant shortcoming.

  • Story & Flow 18

    Regarding narrative structure, reviewers uniformly describe the plot as simplistic, disjointed, and lacking purposeful progression. The story is labeled as copy‑paste, confusing, and failing to build toward a satisfying conclusion. Few reviewers mention any redeeming originality, and pacing is deemed ineffective. Consequently, the storytelling aspect receives a low evaluation.

  • Sensory Experience 35

    The sensory layer receives mixed reactions, with animation praised for its vivid palette while the soundtrack is criticized for inappropriate royalty‑free pieces and repetitive music. Some viewers appreciate the visual style, yet others find the auditory choices jarring and detract from immersion. This combination yields a modest sensory rating.

  • Rewatch Factor 32

    Assessing rewatch potential, most commentary suggests the film lacks lasting appeal, citing boredom and a desire to abandon the viewing. Positive notes focus on its suitability for children and occasional comedic moments, but these are outweighed by overall disappointment. The net impression is that the movie offers limited incentive for repeat viewings.

Box office

Two Tails Box Office

Two Tails grossed $3.5 million worldwide.

2018 box office

Worldwide gross

$3.5M

International
$3.5M
Videos

Two Tails Trailers & Videos

The trailer of Two Tails.

Two Tails
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Two Tails Also Known As

25 alternative titles, including “Bob & Max - Furry Heroes” and “Dva khvosta”.

Also known as
  • Bob & Max - Furry Heroes
  • Dva khvosta
  • נגנב על הזנב
  • Animales en apuros
  • Две опашчици
  • 투 프렌즈
  • Том и Боб - мисија спасавања света
  • Baffo & Biscotto - Missione spaziale
  • Divas astes
  • Futrzaki ruszają na ratunek
  • İki Kafadar
  • Bob & Max - Ludna hjältar
+13 more
  • Bob & Max: Lodne helte
  • Két flótás
  • سگ و گربه
  • Dva ocasy
  • Animais em Apuros
  • Duas Caudas: Uma Aventura Espacial
  • 双尾奇遇
  • Dva chvosty
  • 從天而降:森林守護者
  • Dvi uodegos
  • Bob & Max – Karvaiset Sankarit
  • アニマルズ!危機一髪
  • Ngôi Làng Hạnh Phúc

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FAQ

Two Tails FAQ: Cast, Box Office & Runtime

Runtime, release date, director, cast, box office, post-credit scenes and language of Two Tails, each answered in a sentence.

How long is Two Tails?

Two Tails runs 1 hour 15 minutes (75 minutes).

When was Two Tails released?

Two Tails was released on May 31, 2018.

Who directed Two Tails?

Two Tails was directed by Victor Azeev and Natalya Nilova.

Who is in the cast of Two Tails?

Two Tails stars Sergey Burunov as Max (voice), Diomid Vinogradov and Irina Kireeva.

How much did Two Tails make at the box office?

Two Tails grossed $3.5 million worldwide.

Does Two Tails have a post-credit scene?

No. Two Tails has no extra scene during or after the credits.

What language is Two Tails in?

The original language of Two Tails is Russian.

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