Good Boy!

Pros: Funny, sweet, good cast
Cons: A bit too soppy in places, primitive humour at times.

This isn’t a film I’d have gone to see, but we got free preview tickets (yeah I know, you guys in the States have probably got the DVD for sale by now), so I saw it. And guess what? I’m glad I did. In addition to making popcorn at home ...

Pros: Funny, interesting, entertaining, cast full of all stars
Cons: bodily functions as humor

Good Boy! Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Film Rated PG DVD Release Date: March 2,2002 Like many children, my boys love movies that have animals in them, especially dogs. That is why I decided to get Good Boy! when it was released on DVD. I ...

Pros: Great doggie humor and a warm humane story
Cons: Slightly over the top at times

Ready for a heart-warming drama about an extra-terrestrial who just wants to go home and a story about the incredible bond between a boy and his dog? No, no, don't run out and rent E.T. and Benji. Good Boy! is both movies wrapped up in one. An ...

Pros: Great movie, safe for all ages.
Cons: I don't really have any to mention right now.

Good Boy is a great movie for a Friday night, or a rainy day in that matter. While it is not as exciting as it probably could be, it still packs a load of entertainment in along with it. Good Boy is a story of a dog, named Hubble that comes to earth from ...

Pros: Very heartwarming and touching and hilarious all at the same time.
Cons: Makes you want to go home and talk to your dog.

I took my four year old brother to see this movie with the expectation that i would fall asleep in 20 minutes, like most children's movies, but i became quite suprised. Not only was this movie cute-plotted, filled with humourous bits, it was also a touching and heart-wrenching story about a boy who find s out that dogs are actually aliens from another planet who were sent to take over the world. The problem is that the leader of the planet, realizing dogs are pets and not rulers wants to take them all back to the planet, destroying the entire dog populations. This movie is similar to Dr. Doolittle with a humourous touch. The boy is willing to make a fool out of himself in order to keep the dogs. The main lesson in this movie is that even a boy who has no friends, and a dog that doesn't need any, can start a caring and loving relationship. Highly recommended for children between 3 and 12 and their families.