Owen Wilson is simply the best. That scene where Jennifer Aniston puts her necklace in, God. I thought I was done crying. Was i wrong...
I think I'm afraid of getting a dog now...
I just watched it on HBO. I hate to admit but it made me shed a tear when they put him down at the end
I never cried from a movie, well in my adult years at least. lol
Mainly because it made me think about how I had to put my dog down years ago, in 2004. I have another one now that's 6 years old, {my avatar} she's still pretty energetic so I hope she has many more years in her.
Either "WE" f*<kin or "I'M" f*<kin- Bill Cosby
I didn't think the film was good all the way through, but still rated it an 8, which is very high for me. The reason was because it really did demonstrate what it is like to live with a dog (I won't say own) especially that final scene.
They can frustrate the hell out of you at times, but it truly is unconditional love that you get from them.
And for the people who are scared of losing them, at any moment there are thousands of pets, shut away in rescue centres, yearning for freedom, normality, connection. How terrible to keep them locked up because we can’t get over ourselves. What a very much better option to open our homes – and our hearts – to a new pet. They can never take the place of our previous companion. Nor should we expect them to. But they give us a fresh, other-centred focus, opportunities to practice kindness and compassion – in short, they offer us the gift of happiness.
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I might get some hate for saying this but I can watch a Human get raped and murdered but cant see a Dog die even with old age. I just love Dogs so so much because they are so selfless towards their owner. After i click "Post Reply", am going straight to my Dog and giving him a hug.
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