Movie Review -- Dog Days
This small but cute film is solid middling fare, and a possible excuse to get into air conditioning during these "Dog Days of Summer."(and you will know that moment, if you've ever had to put a beloved pal down). If you've loved pets, especially dogs, you'll find a moment that feels like you.
Small, sweet, well done. Nothing momentous; certainly not worth $15 in the theater --- my opinion: wait for the DVD/streaming choices to come. There's not much to say, narratively about this film.
It's not as charmingly off-the-cuff as Best In Show (2000), but still has some easy-going moments of nice add-libbing (stay through the entire end credits scenes). If you love dogs, consider this a good date night film (specifically, if you both love dogs).
There's the brother/musician, the sister, the athlete, the newscaster, the sad older guy, the pizza boy, and the adopted family. I remember most of the dogs' names, as that's how I roll. I had to write down some of the human characters' names to help with your Peetime Cues, but otherwise almost everyone has a sort of low-key fungability. A pleasant B movie.
Movie Grade: B
**About The Peetimes: **This was a kind of difficult movie to get Peetimes for, since there are so many plotlines and stories happening simultaneously. However, it's really okay to jump out at the 3 Peetimes I chose, because nothing momentous happens in the movie, and each break is easy to summarize. Go with your bladder to pick a Peetime, as each one is decent.
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