A Dog's Journey

The movie was fun and beautifully narrative. I like this story telling through what the dog is thinking,he doesn't know what people are saying but know their body language.Bring the dog to the training scent cancer was pretty clever too so it can use that as plot twist later.Only lack is there's a guy name joe seem pretty great guy and potential character but wasted but I like the plot twist and narrative.

A Dog's Journey is a tearjerker of the main kind, I give it a *5* star rating!

A Dog's Journey is a cute film. It is about a dog who finds the meaning of his own existence through the lives of the humans he meets. Josh Gad and Dennis Quaid give excellent performances. The screenplay is well written. Gail Mancuso did a great job directing this movie. I enjoyed watching this motion picture because of the adventure and humor.

Absolutely heart renching movie that is a must watch. It had me crying several times and cuddling my little fur baby that little bit tighter. If you are a dog lover it would be good to watch, as it makes you appreciate a dog's journey of life and the beauty of it all.

Muy buena película. Como amante de los perros puedo decir que esta película tiene todo lo que esperaba.

A Dog's Journey is 100% full cheese - but that doesn't make it any less sickening sweet! The narrative covers some dark themes although the tone is always lightened and peppered with comic relief by the narration of the Josh Gadd's Bailey. Often I found myself predicting elements of the script, but none-the-less shed a tear. You can't help but root for the main character, CJ and her journey of self-discovery and confidence. If you want a movie jam-packed of all the good boys and good girls you can muster than this is your conserve!

Not the best, not the worst I've seen. They did include Trent's cancer, but that isn't until toward the end of the book. But didn't include CJ's issues. Nor the cat, although this is a dog movie so... but a lot was skipped over/added or skewed for the film. There was one more part of the book that could have been included, but I'm sure the producers were like 'Nah, we'll leave with the cute fluffy dog and ignore the new dog' and include a child that was not a possibility in the book. So all in all disappointing that they weren't as faithful to the book in the sequel. Would have loved the ending part, even if it is as depressing as the first part of the movie. But Max wasn't the last dog she had.

Wonderful and touching story about dogs and how they touch our lives possibly through reincarnation. This was the 2nd installment of the story and I wonder if there will a 3rd in the journey of Bailey

Edit out the annoyingly superfluous Josh Gad voice over and this wouldn't be too bad.

God I hate the critics for rating it this low, it's such a beautifully sweet movie.