Lady and the Tramp (PG), on Disney+
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This is a 2019 live-action remake of the 1955 animated film of the same name. I don't really feel like explaining much of the plot, because it's mostly the same overall story as the original, but with some details added or changed. On the whole I'd say I liked it less than the original, though that may just be because it seemed sort of unnecessary, to me. It's really not a bad movie, and I liked it a bit more than I expected to. Plus the cats aren't Siamese and sing a totally different song than in the original, so it's good to avoid the racism. I do want to say that the internet informs me real dogs were used in the movie, which I thought were CGI. I mean, I thought they looked almost realistic, but not quite. I think some CGI was used, but I'm not sure how much or in what way.

Anyway, as you probably know, it's about a dog named Lady (voiced by Tessa Thompson), who meets a stray dog called Tramp (among other names). Lady also has a couple of dog friends named Trusty (Sam Elliott) and Jock (in this movie, unlike the original, Jock is a female, her name being short for Jacqueline). And Tramp has a couple of dog friends named Peg (Janelle Monáe) and Bull. Lady's owners have a baby named Lulu, at which point they start paying less attention to Lady, just as Tramp predicted. And at one point they go away for a few days, leaving Aunt Sarah (Yvette Nicole Brown) to look after Lady. As in the original, Sarah's cats make a lot of trouble, for which Lady gets blamed. Meanwhile, there's a dog catcher (Adrian Martinez, whom I know from Stumptown) who's constantly trying to catch Tramp. And... yeah, I guess that's all I want to say. You could check my review of the original for more details, or check one of the links I've provided above, if you're interested.