Marley & Me Trailer

[daywalker2007]

well it looks like good old Jen is box office gold now!

she beat Cruise and Pitt for the weekend honours!

Looks like Jen and Reese Witherspoon rule this year!

 

[Drizzle]

well it looks like good old Jen is box office gold now!

she beat Cruise and Pitt for the weekend honours!

Looks like Jen and Reese Witherspoon rule this year!

Aniston had nothing to do with it. Marley and Me's box office credit goes to the dog.

 

[TNC9852002]

Seems like a good thing to me

Yeah, the movie felt more real. I was just a bit surprised by it.

Aniston had nothing to do with it. Marley and Me's box office credit goes to the dog.

I have to agree with that. I mean, the kids are all out of school right now. What else is the family going to go see?

-TNC

 

[terry78]

Yeah, the movie felt more real. I was just a bit surprised by it.


I have to agree with that. I mean, the kids are all out of school right now. What else is the family going to go see?

-TNC

Mom: Hey kids, do you want to go see a movie focusing on the supposed assasination of Adolf Hitler during WWII? It'll be really educational and you'll see what they had to deal with during that time.

*kids blankly stare*

Mom: OK, we'll go see the movie about the dog.

Kids: Yay!!

 

[Double Down]

Aniston had nothing to do with it. Marley and Me's box office credit goes to the dog.

We saw it for Aniston.

 

[TNC9852002]

lol.

Well, they tried assassinating Hitler about a dozen times. I think the operation: Valkyrie was just one of the more elaborate and detailed accounts of one particular assassination attempt.

-TNC

 

[Hush]

I saw this over the fodder that is The Spirit and Oscar Contendors The Reader, Button and Valkyrie. IT was damn good too, the most believable couple on screen in a long time!

 

[The Shape]

Just tooky my girl to see this today and it was surprisingly great. Realistic and heart-warming, as a dog-lover, this is as real as a dog movie can get. By the end, I was nearly sobbing. The story gives you a true appreciation for your dog, the only being that will be there for you no matter what.

 

[WorthyStevens]

I didn't have a dry eye for the last 15 minutes. Pretty much started when John noticed Marley had trouble walking up the steps. Reminded me of my own dogs, whom I've had since I was 12 and they were tiny puppies.

 

[The Guard]

Finally saw this. I don't know if I felt worse that I was crying over a fictional dog's life and death (granted, we all know why this movie brings tears) or if I felt bad that I was doing so despite the presence of Owen Wilson, who I think never once changed the tone of his voice during this movie. It's a surprisingly well written movie though, with pretty good character development, and appropriately explores some important adult concepts.