Movies about dogs can warm or shatter even the coldest of hearts. But some are better than others. One of the best things about dog movies is their versatility and how quickly viewers get attached ...

So many options! 3. Beethoven (1992) If a dog that knows how to “sing” along to Beethoven doesn’t warm your heart, what will? The 1992 classic is a trip in terms of dog movies.

A lot of dog movies are really sad, so if you don’t like that, then don’t watch Shiloh. The 1996 film is based on the book by Phyllis Reynolds Naylor, which shattered my 5th grade heart into ...

My other top dog movies include the 1959 “Dog of Flanders,” with Alan Ladd and Donald Crisp. The classic 1872 Belgian novel was sad and ended tragically, but most adaptations have ended happily.

This movie may sound like it's pushing an anti-dog message, but I can assure you this is not the case. The Ugly Dachshund is about a Great Dane that thinks he's a wiener dog, and his owner's best ...

Ain't no rule that says your dog can't play basketball. Cineverse and Air Bud Entertainment have kicked off a nationwide ...

For now, taking a cue from Karger and some tips from AFI, we've assembled 30 of the best classic films of all time you should have under your belt, and capped our list at around the mid-1990s ...

Sidney Lumet’s Oscar-winning New York City heist movie is so influential that Russell Gewirtz name-checked it in his ...