Turner & Hooch
- 1989
- Tous publics
- 1h 37m
IMDb RATING
6.2/10
79K
YOUR RATING
A detective must adopt a rambunctious dog in order to help him find a killer.A detective must adopt a rambunctious dog in order to help him find a killer.A detective must adopt a rambunctious dog in order to help him find a killer.
- Awards
- 1 win & 1 nomination total
Reginald VelJohnson
- David Sutton
- (as Reginald Veljohnson)
Elden Henson
- Eric Boyett
- (as Elden Ratliff)
Featured reviews
Hanks and Beasley make for an odd couple but they are clearly the best thing about the film. In terms of storyline of 'Turner & Hooch' is not developed from a novel concept, the humorous treatment and the hilarious and endearing interaction between the lead pair is what makes it a charming little film. Tom Hanks is totally great in one of his early roles as a policeman who suffers from perfectionism and is challenged by the entrance of a pooch into his life. The guy shows a flair for comedy that has hardly been noticed by many filmmakers. Beasley is fantastic and absolutely adorable (once you get passed the drooling). Mare Winningham is good as Hanks's love interest. They are quite convincing enough as a romantic pair. There are plenty of wonderful moments in the film and it is hard to pick a favourite but the first scenes that come to mind are the stakeout scene where Turner is chatting with a bored Hooch and the scene where he comforts a grieving Hooch. I love the film for its simplicity and heart along Hanks and Beasley. An awesome fun little flick!
I enjoy rewatching this movie every couple of years. It's similar to the K-9 movies w/James Belushi.
Still entertains & my dog also likes watching or staring at this, (& the K9 movies too) : D
I figure he rates them all as about 9 stars, but I give this a 7.
I would give it a 9, bc even tho I like Mare Winningham, I simply thought she was miscast here.
I'm kind of surprised the imdb rating is only 6.2, but I guess that's bc it's an old movie and these kinds of sites were only just getting started back then.
I also think a sequel is over due & would be fun with Hanks & maybe one of Hooches heirs?
Still entertains & my dog also likes watching or staring at this, (& the K9 movies too) : D
I figure he rates them all as about 9 stars, but I give this a 7.
I would give it a 9, bc even tho I like Mare Winningham, I simply thought she was miscast here.
I'm kind of surprised the imdb rating is only 6.2, but I guess that's bc it's an old movie and these kinds of sites were only just getting started back then.
I also think a sequel is over due & would be fun with Hanks & maybe one of Hooches heirs?
I remember watching this movie when I was a little kid and what a great time I had at doing so! Because, when you're this young you just don't care about plots or film-making. So, if you sit back and analyze this flick you won't find many Oscar winning angles, but that is not what this movie is trying to achieve. We just may call this another typically silly Tom Hank's early age's movie that many have come to love at first sight.
Simply put, this movie is all about funny situations and the comical performances of Tom Hanks and the dog (that dog was a great actor!). Nowadays, I continue to enjoy it because the "chemistry" between Hanks and the dog is very good!
Simply put, this movie is all about funny situations and the comical performances of Tom Hanks and the dog (that dog was a great actor!). Nowadays, I continue to enjoy it because the "chemistry" between Hanks and the dog is very good!
TURNER AND HOOCH teams Tom Hanks with an unlikely murder witness: a slobbering junkyard dog named Hooch. This is an okay film for another one of Hanks's underachievers, and is actually an entertaining one to watch. It's not the dog that K-9 was. The story here is much better, the chemistry is much stronger and the movie doesn't try as hard. Certainly Hanks's most underrated film, and highly recommended for people with pets in their home.
3 out of 5
3 out of 5
Tom Hanks stars in this comedy about an obssesively neat small town detective who teams up with the only witness to a friend's murder - the victim's slobber-happy dog. This is a cute film with many gags between Hanks and the dog. The entire sequence trying to get Hooch to take a bath is quite funny. The film moves at a quick pace and is better written than a similar film such as K-9, with Jim Belushi. Craig T. Nelson co-stars.
Did you know
- TriviaHooch is a Dogue de Bordeaux, one of the most ancient French breeds.
- GoofsWhen Turner and Hooch are on the way to the motel, Turner already has the facial wounds from the car crash he will get into after he is taken hostage at the hotel.
- Quotes
Scott Turner: These are the simple rules. No barking, now growling, you will not lift your leg to anything in this house. This is not your room. No slobbering, no chewing, you will wear a flea collar. This is not your room. No begging for food, no sniffing of crotches, and you will not drink from my toilet. This is not your room.
- Crazy creditsThe credits roll over various clips depicting the friendship between the title characters.
- Alternate versionsA scene in the USA Network version, shows Scott finding drool in one of his shoes after he gives Hooch the bath. This version also deletes the scene where Mrs. Remington gives Scott the muffins.
- ConnectionsEdited into Doggiewoggiez! Poochiewoochiez! (2012)
- SoundtracksALSO SPRACH ZARATHUSTRA
Written by Richard Strauss
Performed by Koninklijk Concertgebouworkest, Amsterdam
Herman Krebbers, violin
Conducted by Bernard Haitink
Courtesy of Philips Records, a division of PolyGram Classics
Details
- Release date
- Country of origin
- Language
- Also known as
- Turner et Hooch
- Filming locations
- Pacific Grove, California, USA(Cypress Beach, California)
- Production companies
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Box office
- Budget
- $13,000,000 (estimated)
- Gross US & Canada
- $71,079,915
- Opening weekend US & Canada
- $12,211,042
- Jul 30, 1989
- Gross worldwide
- $71,079,915
- Runtime
- 1h 37m(97 min)
- Color
- Sound mix
- Aspect ratio
- 1.85 : 1
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