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Beethoven et le trésor perdu

Original title: Beethoven's 5th
  • Video
  • 2003
  • G
  • 1h 31m
IMDb RATING
4.1/10
3.8K
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Daveigh Chase, Dave Thomas, and Cujo in Beethoven et le trésor perdu (2003)
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Sara Newton and Beethoven spends summer with Freddy Kablinski in Quicksilver, a weird town.Sara Newton and Beethoven spends summer with Freddy Kablinski in Quicksilver, a weird town.Sara Newton and Beethoven spends summer with Freddy Kablinski in Quicksilver, a weird town.

  • Director
    • Mark Griffiths
  • Writers
    • Cliff Ruby
    • Elana Lesser
    • John Hughes
  • Stars
    • Dave Thomas
    • Faith Ford
    • Daveigh Chase
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  • IMDb RATING
    4.1/10
    3.8K
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    • Director
      • Mark Griffiths
    • Writers
      • Cliff Ruby
      • Elana Lesser
      • John Hughes
    • Stars
      • Dave Thomas
      • Faith Ford
      • Daveigh Chase
    • 16User reviews
    • 2Critic reviews
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    Dave Thomas
    Dave Thomas
    • Freddy Kablinski
    Faith Ford
    Faith Ford
    • Julie Dempsey
    Daveigh Chase
    Daveigh Chase
    • Sara Newton
    Tom Poston
    Tom Poston
    • John Giles…
    Katherine Helmond
    Katherine Helmond
    • Crazy Cora Wilkens
    Sammy Kahn
    • Garrett
    Richard Riehle
    Richard Riehle
    • Vaughn Carter
    Clint Howard
    Clint Howard
    • Owen Tuttle
    Kathy Griffin
    Kathy Griffin
    • Evie Kling
    John Larroquette
    John Larroquette
    • Mayor Harold Herman
    Rodman Flender
    Rodman Flender
    • Moe Selig
    Tina Illman
    • Rita Selig
    Tom Musgrave
    Tom Musgrave
    • Jim
    Elizabeth Warner
    • Mrs. Dobson
    Joel Hurt Jones
    • Phil Dobson
    • (as Joel Jones)
    Rick Dean
    Rick Dean
    • Stu
    Michael Chieffo
    Michael Chieffo
    • Deputy Brad
    Lynne Marie Stewart
    Lynne Marie Stewart
    • Rose Carter
    • (as Lynn Marie Stewart)
    • Director
      • Mark Griffiths
    • Writers
      • Cliff Ruby
      • Elana Lesser
      • John Hughes
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    1TheLittleSongbird

    Sorry, but for me Beethoven was the only good thing about this film

    I enjoyed the first Beethoven film, it was flawed but it was cute and charming. The second had its contrivances but it was watchable, while the third and fourth films were mediocre at best. So what can I say about Beethoven's 5th? My, my, my, this is by far the worst of the series, a real dog of a movie with one redeeming quality. And I have already given away that redeeming quality in the title. Yes, sorry to say, but for me Beethoven was the only good thing about this film, he is likable, funny and well trained and he is the only likable character here. I guess I could say the same for the previous two canine adventures, though the films themselves didn't quite reach this one's awfulness. Everything else did not work at all. The soundtrack, one of the redeeming qualities of the previous films, isn't necessarily horrendous, it is just the matter of how it was placed in the film. Sometimes it felt obtrusive and predictable here. But that isn't the worst part. Beethoven's 5th I felt was shoddily made, almost direct-to-video quality. Even worse than this was the direction, it was so awful and unfocused. The script has too many cheesy moments, and the plot is dreadfully weak. I know the plot wasn't necessarily a strong point of the first film not to mention the sequels that followed, but here it is disjointed and poorly structured with no sense of drive. And the characters, with the exception of Beethoven, don't have any sparkle. The actors just look as though they are trying to say here I am, and what am I doing in this movie, in short they looked embarrassed even those who were trying to give the film energy did not succeed due to the failure of the script and plot. Overall, this is an awful entry of the Beethoven series. 1/10 Bethany Cox
    chester-gray

    Again?

    I can't believe they are still making these films. In my opinion, they should have quit while they were ahead, after about the second or third film. But FIVE? Hardly any filmmakers make five installments unless they are incredibly stupid.
    7inkblot11

    This film is fun and enjoyable with the world's cutest St. Bernard ever!

    Sara (Daveigh Chase) has been bratty lately and got kicked out of summer camp. Thus, she and her big St. Bernard, Beethoven, are sent to Quicksilver, a small town. Uncle Freddy (Dave Thomas) is glad to have her but Sara thinks he is weird and his ideas for meals just awful. But, pretty soon, with the help of a new friend Garrett, she is enjoying the spirit of the small community. The best part is that, on a walk at night with her uncle, Beethoven finds an old $100 bill that may be part of a long ago bank robbery. The mayor (John Laroquette) is extremely excited at this discovery but the town's librarian (Tom Poston) is not happy at all. Why not, one asks? It's complicated. Also, the town's boutique owner (Kathy Griffin) is not liking Sara too much, either, as her little dog gets out of hand when Beethoven is near. Can Sara, Uncle Freddy and Garrett find the old money stash and get rich? This darling continuation of the Beethoven series has a new venue away from Suburbia and it is a good change of pace. Also, the cast is really wonderful, with the above mentioned and also Faith Ford as the town's sheriff and Katherine Helmond as an eccentric neighbor. Families will enjoy a Fifth of Beethoven!
    2loudkylin

    A bad movie for a rainy day in second grade

    I used to watch the hell out of this when I would be stuck inside, or home sick when I was really really young, and I thought that it was truly the best movie of all time. I wanted to relive my childhood and started watching it when I found the old DVD and I had to turn it off after five minutes. Really makes me wish I could have just remembered it as good instead of trying to relive it.
    1OginoChihiro

    BAD

    I can't believe they haven't stopped. This movie gets an F-. I've never seen such horrible actors and actresses in my life! The DOG acted better than the people!! It's clear to me that they whipped this movie up in just a few short weeks. It has no originality and the actors/actresses need A LOT of work. They just aren't good.

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    • Trivia
      The final movie of the original Beethoven film series. The following movie onward is a reboot of the series.
    • Goofs
      As Freddy counts backwards from three (while he and Beethoven witness the sheriff making an arrest), the digits on his fingers count upward.
    • Connections
      Featured in Shameful Sequels: Beethoven's 5th (2012)
    • Soundtracks
      Beach Bums
      Written by Scott Nickoley and Jamie Dunlap

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    • Release date
      • April 6, 2004 (France)
    • Country of origin
      • United States
    • Language
      • English
    • Also known as
      • Beethoven 5: Chasseur de Trésor
    • Filming locations
      • Canada
    • Production companies
      • Universal Studios Home Entertainment Family Productions
      • Capital Arts Entertainment
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    • Runtime
      • 1h 31m(91 min)
    • Color
      • Color
    • Sound mix
      • Dolby Digital
    • Aspect ratio
      • 1.85 : 1

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