Belong to Us

Dreadful, dreadful, dreadful. The dog was the star and I only watched to see more of him, but unfortunately we had to watch a cutesy little girl who sounded like she was still learning to speak ( or was that the terrible sound).

Dog fighting for sport is horrendous. This movie simply skirted over it and infuriated me. It is also very dangerous, yet they show this kid just solving it all with a few simple phone calls to some "soccer" Moms. This is far too serious an issue to be dealt with in this dismissive way.

I have nothing else to say to fill up this review. Love the dog horrible horrible movie.

Movie had opportunity to really drive home a message about illegal dog fighting, but simply uses it to build a weak, yawn-filled story line that never really delivers in any real way. The dog was used to tie together two or three sub plots. To be honest, the dog, a great example of a German Shepherd, should really have had more lines in this flick because the acting by the humans was simply horrendous and the writing pedestrian at best. It's not easy to make a good dog movie, Belong to Us is unfortunately not one of them.

I usually stay amd keep watching especially if there are animals around, but this sucks big time. The unfolding of each scene is so slow. Like a sloth slow.

There's no chemistry among the whole cast. Sometimes i wonder how some movies. Can weave an enigmatic and coherent cast. Like the family members can really look like families in real life.

This doesnt have that. The little girl is charmingly pretty, many of the first scenes revolves about her.

I think that is what is mainly missing, this movie is about a dog that suffered abuse and his cameo was very limited. The story is about the people around the dog. Some directors can actually combine scenes about the dog AND the people. This is just sequence after sequence with no coherence.

Very tame, Disney type film that young kids may like.

This is a wonderful, charming family movie with an important message. The young actors are delightful. And I loved watching the big beautiful Shepard Dog. Both the very professional writing and acting are explicitly devised to appeal to young viewers as well as adults, to the whole family. This film has enough grit to keep parents interested and enough humor sprinkled here and there to appeal to almost everyone. This film is advertised as a story about how a little girl rescues a dog from a dog fighting ring. Don't be troubled about the dogfighting. Because it is a family film, the film makers used very special and clever photography for disturbing scenes so not a lot is really seen and will not be upsetting to most young viewers. Use careful judgement for age. But the cruelty of dogfighting is presented in a responsible way for a family film. This is a well-made and entertaining film that every family should see, and it is a great gift for young girls in the family. I bought four copies.