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Cop Dog

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Heartwarming...yeah right.
My daughter who is 10 freaked out when she saw Marlowe get hit by a car and killed - especially since that happened to one of our dogs a few years ago.

THEN the dog is a ghost and there's some sort of time limit before something bad happens???

Now she's freaking out again afraid she'll have nightmares.

I didn't read very far into the plot synopsis so I didn't realize the dog got killed...Had I known that I would have never rented it.

PG doesn't necessarily mean "good sense" or actually appropriate for sensitive kids!!!

Race along with Marlowe, the crime-solving dog, as he attempts to unravel a brutal police homicide. But be aware as the mystery deepens that things are not as they always seem. If, like me, you are biding your time until Hollywood produces its first cat cop film, then this is the film that can help you pass some of the time until it arrives. Two paws up!

(One small quibble: The dog in the film never actually holds his badge up in his paw as indicated on the product cover. This sort of make it false advertising - but at least it is delightful false advertising!)

This movie had everything: dogs, dead parents, ghosts, female dogs (or "bitches"), murdered cops, accommodating store clerks, sacred dog whistles, hat-wearing bad guys, and bubble gum!

I recommend it for children who have recently lost a loved one.

This movie was incredibly terrible. I rented it for my metrosexual son, Brody, and was expecting some nice family entertainment.

After the movie Brody threw our beloved Norwegian Elkhound, Snickers, into the path of an oncoming SUV. He was shocked when Snickers failed to recover after dumping a bucket of water on the remains. Then Brody tried to revive Snickers by blowing on a dog whistle, and blew so hard he ruptured his eardrums.

Now Brody spends most of his time in Happy Acres hospital and I dont have anything to help me hunt moose.

Thanks Cop Dog, you ruined my life!

Once every millennium, a piece of art appears that is so profound, so revolutionary that it literally changes how we view the world and our place in it. Cop dog is such a piece of art. A classic Greek tragedy, Cop Dog chronicles the greatest mystery/suspense story ever told. Is Cop Dog real? Is Cop dog a ghost? Is Cop Dog even a cop? These are questions you will have to answer yourself after watching the film at least ten to twenty times without killing yourself. Oh, and don't miss out on the magic Jesus whistle...

Cop Dog

If you're in the market for a movie to help your child get over the untimely death of anything (parent, gold fish, hopes and dreams) make your first purchase Cop Dog.

This movie is cinematic genius. And, did I mention there's a dog that's a cop? And he's also a ghost... and the child spends countless moments on the screen talking to a tombstone...

I mean, if you're a glutton for punishment, make this your next purchase now.

It's been 24 hours since I watched this film and I still feel dead inside.... please don't do it! If you want a good review of why you should never ever look at this "film" than go to red letter media. This has literally nothing to do with a dog becoming a COP DOG and the dog gets killed so for freaken sake do not let you're kids rent this ever!

This is a great movie! It's great for kids, too. A boy's father has been murdered by a couple of crooks, and now the cop dog needs to help the boy and his friend solve the crime! This dog is a genius and does literally all of the police work. At one point, he gets hit by a car but is miraculously brought back to life when his owner gives him water.

I recommend this movie to everyone! It exhibits good sense and is especially appropriate for sensitive kids! Would anyone like a pizza roll?

I bought this movie for my anthropomorphic talking dog, Kibble-Head, because he likes family films about dogs. However, he was really disappointed in this film for several reasons which I will now discuss.

First of all, the film's dog protagonist, Marlowe, dies early on in the film, and comes back as a ghost. Kibble-Head hated this because there was only one dog in a movie about cops and they killed him off within the first act. What made matters even worse is that the dog in the movie died by being hit by a car. The same thing happened to Kibble-Head, and ever since watching Cop Dog he now has nightmares about getting hit by the car. Heartwarming? Gimmie a break.

Even though my dog didn't like this movie, I still liked it a lot. There's an awkward romance between two children and they have a romantic scene where they chew gum together. I also didn't mind it when the dog died because I don't really like dogs. Just don't tell Kibble-Head.

I have to admit though, it doesn't make sense that this movie is called Cop Dog when the dog is a ghost, it should be called Ghost Dog. That's like if Bill Cosby's Ghost Dad movie was about just an ordinary guy who wasn't a ghost. Wait, does that make sense? Anyway, you get my point. I hope.

I recommend this to film to juvenile delinquents and dog haters such as myself, but not sensitive dogs, like Kibble-Head.

It'd be real hard to mess up something so simple. Dogs, cops, kids, murdered parents, ghosts, gum....what's not to love? This movie has it all and some. My sissy-mary of a son watches it every day on account of his mom running off and he likes dogs. Can't wait for the sequel!