Atom User Reviews for A Dog's Purpose
Very touching movie
It was a very sad, but up lifting movie. Every time I cried they always lifted my spirits with some comedy.
I loved it!!!
very heartfelt movie. makes you want a dog
loved this movie, funny, sad, and a new way to look at a pets death.
Great movie and it wasn't your typical movie! Completelyly out of the box idea! Five stars!
I LOVED IT! IT WAS AMAZING ❤️❤️❤️❤️
Good story! Sad at parts but finishes with happiness😀
this movie had every one in the theater in tears, beautiful movie!!!!
This is the first time I've cried during a movie
Very heartwarming and lovable!!! Would love to watch it again!
Just OK for me.
Reminds me of when my grandfather died. Rip
Definitely a man's man movie!!!
love this movie made me think of my dog 😊
it was very enjoyable
A MUST watch. Especially if you've ever had that pet that you love so much. It warms your heart and makes you adore those fluffy animals so much more! We don't deserve them, THIS is why ❤️❤️❤️
holy crap this movie was crazy if you love dog's your going to cry and laugh. Great plot and over all was good.
Even though I cried every 5minutes, I loved it!!! it's a great story about love and yes a dog's purpose and what they can bring in your life and what you bring them! I definitely want a dog!
I cried 3 times!
Great family movie!
Perfect movie
Definitely not a feel good movie!! 😝
Loved it! Perfect feel good movie!
Made me miss my dog, but this movie made me believe he's still out there. Got to find Buddy!!!
touching and real!
Loved this movie. Very sweet and original.
Great movie for the whole family
Preview/trailer pretty much gave away whole movie
The ending sucked.
Cool.
Great Valentine's Day!
Great family movie. Dennis Quaid did a great job.
Any dog lover will cry multiple times. Bring tissues and a friend.
family
I cried like 5 times.
Excellent movie!
its a great and loving movie
a very different take coming from the dogs perspective. great movie !
I would recommend everyone who loves dogs!
Be ready to cry
Metacritic
Lasse Hallström's gooey film exists only to offer comforting reassurances about dogs' natural servility.
So what is a dog’s purpose? To provide gentle, forgettable entertainment for moviegoers who lament that “they” don’t make “nice” movies anymore, apparently. For the rest of us, it’s more like a 100-minute nap.
Between Josh Gad’s charmingly earnest voice-over performance and more of the arthouse gloss that Hallström has drizzled on everything from “The Hundred-Foot Journey” to “Hachi: A Dog’s Tale,” it’s a weepie that can be tough to resist.
