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Simon Cellan Jones bases his new film on the book Arthur: The Dog Who Crossed the Jungle to Find a Home. The film is a combination of the typical dog story, in which a mutt captures your heart, with a sports film aimed to pump up the rate of your heartbeat. The sport is Adventure Racing …
An apocalyptic tale an engineer who creates a robot with human feelings to care for his beloved dog before he dies of radiation poisoning.
Jack London’s story still makes for good cinema. Click the title to read my entire review.
Thanks to reincarnation a loyal dog enhances the lives of 3 different families & then returns to enrich the life of its original owner, now a lonely adult.
In this satirical film a dachshund is the connection in 4 stories about unhappy people in the four stages of life–childhood, young adult, mature adulthood, and old age.
When a boy’s Marine dog handler brother is killed in Kandahar, the teenager becomes the dog’s new owner and must deal with its trauma as well as a gun running gang.
When Lili’s beloved dog is abandoned on the streets by her father, she sets out to find it, while it suffers from cruel adults & then leads a dog revolt.
Crazy things happen when Wallace with his dog Gromit is called in to deal with an over abundance of rabbits in an English lady’s garden.
Babe is a little pig raised by a sheep dog. Learning of the hostility between the sheep & he dogs, Babe is puzzled at first, but eventually brings harmony to all & a prize to the farmer when he becomes a sheep-pig at the fair.
This animated romp through history with a genius dog and his boy is delightful. Click the title of the film here to read my entire review.