A Dog's Purpose
Reżyseria:
Lasse HallströmZdjęcia:
Terry StaceyMuzyka:
Rachel PortmanObsada:
Britt Robertson, Dennis Quaid, Josh Gad, Peggy Lipton, Juliet Rylance, John Ortiz, Luke Kirby, Gabrielle Rose, Caroline Cave, Nicole LaPlaca (więcej)Opisy(1)
Najlepszym przyjacielem człowieka jest pies, to fakt. A kto jest najlepszym przyjacielem psa? Bailey, czworonożny bohater tej opowieści nie ma wątpliwości: jego psie życie ma sens tylko u boku pewnego chłopca o imieniu Ethan. Gdy obaj są szczeniakami, wszystko sprowadza się do zabawy. Gdy dorastają, Ethan zamiast za piłką ugania się za dziewczynami, czasem wdaje się w bójkę – wtedy trzeba gryźć wroga w kostkę, a gdy zbije szybę sąsiadów, ktoś musi wziąć winę na siebie. Bailey jest więc szczęśliwy, bo jak każdy pies chce czuć się w życiu potrzebny. Nadchodzi jednak moment, w którym drogi przyjaciół się rozchodzą, a życie Ethana przestaje rozpieszczać. Wtedy Bailey musi wykazać się nad-psią siłą, by odnaleźć przyjaciela i podać mu pomocną łapę. (Monolith)
(więcej)Recenzje (3)
Lasse Hallström knows how to milk audience’s emotions. He can even get emotions from a story whose premise goes against the beliefs of all of the Christian society. He doesn’t send the dog’s soul to the dog heaven but he sends it back on Earth to reincarnate into another dog and he makes him, according to the film’s purpose, look for his one true master. If only he didn’t remember all of his previous lives, but he does. No need to tell that the story is very chaotic but on the other hand, as I have already mentioned, the director did a great job and shows us that he can make a film with a dog in a main role that can make even penguins cry. So in the end this is a very rare and very emotional animal story and you will absolutely love it.
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A Dog's Purpose is a truly lovely and moving film, with the concentration of dust in the room raising every twenty minutes, activating your tear ducts. Several dog lives, several human owners, and one canine soul searching for its calling in the human world. It was essentially an emotional blackmail, but delivered in such a sympathetic way that I succumbed to it. A film that is tailor-made for dog lovers.
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A movie that quite deliberately and repeatedly tries to break your heart with every flash sad beady eyes and every pant of wet snout. The story of a wandering dog soul recounts the stories of the people he meets along the way, but in the end he sticks to the first story, which had the most potential. They made a sickly-sweet tearjerker that will have dog lovers crying their hearts out. Granted, this is a high quality tearjerker, and such are sometimes needed, but... IN A NUTSHELL: ... sorry, I prefer cats!
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