1. Lassie - Lassie and the Power of the Heart
This classic from 1943, based on the book by Eric Knight and starring then child actor Roddy McDowall and Elizabeth Taylor, tells the story of the collie dog, which is sold by her family, going through financial problems, but travels more than 1000 miles to return to their rightful owners. The character starred in some 10 films and three different television shows.
This classic from 1943, based on the book by Eric Knight and starring then child actor Roddy McDowall and Elizabeth Taylor, tells the story of the collie dog, which is sold by her family, going through financial problems, but travels more than 1000 miles to return to their rightful owners. The character starred in some 10 films and three different television shows.
2. Rin Tin Tin - Rin Tin Tin, The Movie
This co-production Bulgaria / USA, 2007, tells the true story of the famous dog of the year 1920. starring Ben Cross, is weak, but watchable. Rinty the true German Shepherd puppy was found by an American cable in France at the end of World War I and brought to the United States. there became a circus attraction, and ended up in film and television. two of his children and grandchildren were also movie stars, but the most successful series, made between 1954 and 1959, was not played by their descendants.
This co-production Bulgaria / USA, 2007, tells the true story of the famous dog of the year 1920. starring Ben Cross, is weak, but watchable. Rinty the true German Shepherd puppy was found by an American cable in France at the end of World War I and brought to the United States. there became a circus attraction, and ended up in film and television. two of his children and grandchildren were also movie stars, but the most successful series, made between 1954 and 1959, was not played by their descendants.
3. Benji - Benji the Movie
In his first adventure, 1974, the little mutts left helps rescue two children from the hands of their captors. The lovable character starred in about six movies, made even for children.
4. Marley - Marley and Me
A couple of journalists, newly married, buying a beautiful labrador, who will follow them for several years, bringing joy and confusion. Based on the bestselling novel by John Grogan makes us laugh and cry ... much.
5. Hooch - An Almost Perfect Double
An officer cleaning freak - Tom Hanks has to take care of a dog drooling, which is witness to a crime and will help you find the killer. the beautiful dog, the breed "Dogue de Bordeaux" is the best thing in the movie.
6. Jerry Lee - A police K-9 For Dogs
James Belushi is a police brawler, who is without partner, and is obliged to accept the company of a very smart German Shepherd, who has a personality like yours, rogue and troublemaker. the two could only get along.
7. Bolt - Bolt, Superdog
A small white shepherd is the star of a TV show science fiction and believes it has all the super powers of your character. when he falls from his trailer on the way to New York, discovers that his powers do not exist and he will have to become a hero by his own means.
8. Hachiko - Always at Your Side
A university professor - Richard Gere - lives in a town near New York, where he works and goes every day by train. One day he finds a akita puppy in a box sent from Japan and left the station. Ends up adopting the dog, who gets the whole family. Every day, Hachiko accompanies him back to the station and wait for him to arrive late in the day. Based on a true story pathetic, who would not cry, because it has no heart.
9. White Fang - White Fang
Based on the book by Jack London, tells the story of a mongrel dog and wolf, who befriends a young miner - Ethan Hawke, Alaska. One day he is captured to be used in illegal dog fights, he stands out and is undefeated until being beaten and nearly killed by a bulldog. By another coincidence, has just returned to his former friend.
10. Cujo - Cujo
A friendly St Bernard contracts rabies from a bat and begins to spread terror to the inhabitants of a small town, killing everything in sight. Based on a Stephen King novel, it's scary.
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