A Dog Named Duke

This film brought me sadness and joy in equal measure, as no sooner was I smiling and laughing, my eyes were welling up and tears were rolling down my cheeks. Back and forth my emotions would go. Yes, it's sweet and sentimental - but there's more to it than that. It teaches and reminds us: about the struggles of others, about what's important in life, what we should be thankful and grateful for, how to be strong and move forward even when it would be easier to just lay down, that there are good, honest, and caring individuals in the world, and that we should strive to be the same, to be worthy of such devotion, forgiveness, the value of friendship and love. Zeek (Duke) the Border Collie is a joy to watch, as are the rest of his cast mates!! If you love dogs, you will enjoy this movie. If you love and know Border Collies, then you will love and appreciate this movie even more!! This is most definitely a film to add to my collection, and one to be watched again!!

No dislikes

Beautiful dog, real story line and acting was good, I enjoyed the movie, I cried. I have a dog and I he was sat on the sofa watching this with me whilst we on Bansko quarantine. Worth watching.

With being a big animal lover I really enjoyed this film made me cry in parts

Brilliant

I added this film to my Watchlist months ago and finally rented it on a cold, Sunday afternoon. The film itself was OK, average, nice but the storyline could have been a lot better i.e. what was the history of the adult dog when it first wandered in to the school?The dog though was adorable and an A-lister. If you want to see a better dog film, watch 'Hachi: A Dog's Tale'.

A change from many of the overstimulating movies. Lovely storyline addressing many current issues. Just a lovely family film

Quality DVD