Gabby's Dollhouse: The Movie

Gabby and her Grandma Gigi hit the road toward the neon streets of Cat Francisco, a bustling playground that blends imagination with city life. Their beloved Gabby Dolls playset is a prize possession that suddenly falls into the paws of Vera, a quirky cat collector with big plans. With her dollhouse on the line, Gabby steps from the backyard into the wider world to bring the CAT Cats back together and reclaim what she loves before time runs out. Along the way she teams up with new friends, learns to trust the world beyond her porch, and discovers courage she didn't know she had. Along the way she makes new friends and learns that teamwork can change a city forever.

Directed by Ryan Crego, the film expands Gabbys Dollhouse universe from the series created by Traci Paige Johnson, Jennifer Twomey and Mike Lew. It stars Laila Lockhart Kraner as Gabby, Gloria Estefan as Grandma Gigi, and Kristen Wiig as Vera.

Box office information has not been publicly released and no worldwide gross figures are available at this time. The film is positioned as a family friendly feature tied to the Netflix inspired property, with marketing aimed at kids and caregivers.

As of now there are no major awards announced or nominations for the film. It has not been cited in Oscar or Golden Globes conversations. Some critics praise its bright animation and friendly humor, but formal recognition remains uncertain. Industry trackers have not listed any nominations for it yet publicly.

Reception is mixed, with a current score of 6.735 out of 10 from 51 votes reflecting warmth and visual appeal alongside some plot pacing criticisms. The film foregrounds friendship, family ties, and creative problem solving, pairing Gabby optimism with a send up of real world urban wonder for families everywhere.