Marley and Anyone But Me
It would take a dog fanatic (and you know who you are) to love this romantic comedy cum household horror fantasy that is centered around a hyperkinetic canine. Frenzied is not too strong a term to describe the exaggerations of pet behavior... (read full)

3.5/4  Marley's a Good Dog
There is sad and then there is Marley sad. Most sad movies don't affect me that much, but this one really was over the top. By the time I left the theater, the small crowd of 8 that went to see it was all in tears.

It was the story of ... (read full)

4/4  The world's worst dog
The book Marley and Me is oftentimes referred to as a book chronicling stories about a misbehaved dog. However, if you dig a little bit deeper, the book focuses on how one dog affects a couple, prepares them for a family, and how uncondit... (read full)

  Instant Classic!!!
Marley & Me is a instant classic. Director David Frankel outdoes himself. Owen Wilson shows that he is one truly great actor with his performance in this movie. This is real life stuff acted out so naturally on the big screen. Owen Wilson ... (read full)

5/5 Great Movie
  by Abigail Williams (Atlanta Ga USA)
My family loves this movie, our lab is so much like Marley, it is not even funny.

5/5 My dog loves when I watch this movie
  by QKS (Atlanta, GA USA)
My seven year old border collie LOVES when I watch this movie. Three times now I've seen it and Murphy gets every treat I can lay my hands on as the movie progresses. Anyone who has a dog that is more than a dog knows what I mean. As Marley ages and gets more infirm it just breaks your heart. This movie is spot on for anyone who has ever loved a pet like a member of the family. Not for young children but a great tribute to the relationship of man(woman) and dog. Gotta go - Murphy needs another Milk Bone.

5/5 Perfect Family Film
  by Ricardo Peralta (USA)
This movie is heart warming, funny and nice. This movie tells/shows how one crazy dog effects a family. The dog was part of the family for a while but ends sadly. :( Still a great movie

4/5 A VERY MISLEADING COVER FOR THIS DVD!
  by ! MR. KNOW IT ALL ;-b (TRI STATE AREA)
Oh dear!...where do I begin? This is a good film, but that doesn't mean I would enjoy seeing it again. I don't own a pet, but I have friends who have them and you get very attached to their pets. This is a sad film and I'm sure most people will cry over the ending. I have dealt with death in my family and although much more intense than losing a pet I don't want to dismiss the pain of losing one.

The film is cute for a while and even frustrating as we watch this over amped beast run ramped through the majority of it. If you like to see films that start out cute and end up tragic, then you might want to see this. I have seen it and I will probably never need to see it again. There is a enough sorrow in our lives without having to watch this sort of thing by choice. Keep the children away at least as long as they believe in Santa Claus!

5/5 A Wonderful Feel Good Movie for the Whole Family
  by L. Cabos (planet earth)
Let start by saying this is one WONDERFUL movie. It is warm and entertaining and it makes you feel good. In an era where all too much on the silver screen is either pretentious or whiz-bang, this is the kind of thing Disney used to do but has forgotten how. It is a really heart-warming story about lives, love and a loyal -- if rambunctious dog. Really good performances by Owen Wilson, Jennifer Aniston (who never looked more beautiful) and Alan Arkin. I can relate to John Grogan's story -- I think must of us can -- I had a dog (infact the last one) and we got her when she was a pup and she had an exuburance of personality. My Dad got her as a house dog for my Mom. After she died it became my younger sister's dog and -- after she bite her husband -- she became mine and my ex-wife. My wife used to say she didn't know which one of us (me or the dog) snored louder! I still remember one time when I had the flu and she jumped up on the bed, stuck her cold muzzle in my face, licked me and then curled up next to me. She was with me for fourteen years and time took its toll. She got old, then she went blind. I knew what was the right thing to do but I just couldn't bring myself to kill my friend. So I can relate to this movie and, if you love dogs and feel good movies, you'll love this one as much as I do.