Patrick the Pug

This movie is an adorably hilarious film worth watching over and over when you need a feel good movie after a bad day. Patrick the Pug tried to steal the movie from Beattie Edmondson, but he couldn't. Her comedic timing is too good. However, the dog is great also. Watch it free on Chicken Soup for the Soul.

Best pug movie ever!

I thought it was ok overall as it offered few laughs for a comedy and just seemed to be too manufactured. Beattie Edmunson wasn't that enjoyable as an actress and the pug wasn't cute or adorable for a dog movie.

It was Ok to watch with a good soundtrack throughout.

At the end of day 900 of quarantine (or so it seemed), I decided to put on a fun family movie my eleven year old might like. About ten minutes in, which started out decently, she disappeared to her room and stayed there (turns out she was the smart one). After reading some of the reviews I have come to the realization that I either have no sense of humor or I just do not understand British humor. Which is strange because I grew up with Benny Hill, Monty Python and Dudley Moore etc etc. and I loved it! Someone please help me out, am I missing something with this movie? I doubt there has ever been a more formulaic and predictable movie as this one. Add to that terrible acting and you have yourself contemplating what just happened to the last 940 minutes of your life (or so it seems, actually 94). The look on her face on the movie poster? That's how I felt watching this. Half a star is generous.

Usually, I give ten minutes to see which way a movie is going – If I don't care about at least one character then it's time to quit. This took less than three. With nothing of the remotest interest and the most insipid imaginable cover of "Everlasting Love" running throughout, this is sure to be worse than a waste of time.

its a pretty good movie. some parts really got to pay attention to what they are saying but its still good movie.

A lovely, light hearted film

I know the plot is simplistic, but the evolving relationship between Sarah and the adorable Patrick is charming and to pug owners, all to familiar. I watch Patrick whenever I need a break from whatever outrage the day has brought on the political front. It doesn't seem to get stale.

This movie isn't meant to be psycological. It isn't meant to be emotionally stimulating. It is meant to be a cute little fluffy movie that tugs at your heart strings and it does exactly that.