favorite dog movie? (adventure, best, life, watch)
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Hachi had to be one of the sadest dog movies I've ever watched.
Sad, yes, but uplifting as well because of the depiction of loyalty by the dog to his master. The true story of Hachiko took place in Japan and the master was a professor who traveled to the college each day. The true Hachiko waited in vain for almost 10 years for his master to return, living on the streets and returning to the railway station every day. He died in 1935 and they erected a statue of him at the Shibuya train station.
Hachi A Dog's Tale——2009
There was a Akita dog named Hachiko, near the train station to find it in the 'master'
The movie is really moving
Such a bittersweet film. Knowing that there is a sculpture of that loyal dog in the train
station in Japan, allows future generations to remember Hachi.
I keep hearing about this movie. I loved Joan Allen in The Contender (2000), Searching for Bobby Fischer (1993), Manhunter (1986). Did I mention I love Joan Allen's work?
If you like English spoken or American made movies, probably Hachi, Marley and Me or Old Yeller be the top 3.
If you don't mind subtitles or like Asian movies, then check out "10 Promises to My Dog" or "Hearty Paws".
If you like English spoken or American made movies, probably Hachi, Marley and Me or Old Yeller be the top 3.
If you don't mind subtitles or like Asian movies, then check out "10 Promises to My Dog" or "Hearty Paws".
with the exception of hachi, i've see your top 3.
could not find the two asian movies in netflix dvd. hearty paws - korean movie, cool. that 1 came up with an asian wiki page. asian wiki?
No dog died, and it's a hilarious look into the goings on of dog shows. It's more true to life than you might think. Having once been active in that world, I laughed myself silly. I knew every one of those types in real life.
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