Honestly a great movie, you’ll laugh, you’ll cry and will be on the edge of your seat. If you even considered watching it, watch it

excellent movie. great ending

You'll need lots of tissues!

if you a pet owner you will love it

Great movie, original story very enjoyable

AMAZING MOVIE!!!

Loved it

I love this movie!! Made you happy, sad, and mad all in the span of just about two hours. It's amazing

Good sad movie! Acting was great. A good movie to watch at home on a rainy day

Loved it!!!

I great story and an emotional movie

A fantastic movie; a definite must see.

A must see. Milo was fantastic and who couldn't listen to Kevin Costner read the phonebook (sorry for the old expression) let alone be the voice of Enzo. Just when I thought I knew what was going to happen, it didn't. LOTS of tissues needed.

Such a good feeling movie. I highly recommend it.

loved it...

Very contrived story and terrible voice over for dog done by Kevin Costner. Still I am a sucker for anything that has a dog in it and who doesn't like the Actor Milo Ventimiglia?

so great and thought provoking...we all need to surround ourselves with good people...

I’m a Ferrari fan , gf loves dogs... perfect combo!

Beautiful 💓

Cute movie

Wonderful story causing so many emotions. Loved it

I don't get out often to see movies since I'm a professional driver. But was able to see this movie and honestly was the best choice It had me from the beginning till the very end definitely a lot of emotional scenes. Movie of the year for me.

Enzo was a loving emotional dog, who loved his family.

Feel good when you leave the theater.

Not as great as the book, but really sweet!

The movie had all the same feel that Marley & Me, A Dog's Purpose, A Dog's Journey, and even the original of them all, Old Yeller, had but just enough to be different from the rest. Still a tear jerker, family oriented, and inspiring movie. Great for a date or the entire family.

I'm not crying, you're crying!

get tired of the highly educated dog thoughts narrating the whole movie

They did the book justice!

It’s laughably contrived and shamelessly calculating. Dog’s bollocks, but not in a good way.

Maybe there’s no such thing as an innately bad dog — or, who knows, maybe there is. But there are inherently bad ideas for dog movies, and one of them has just manifested itself in The Art of Racing in the Rain.

Joe Morgenstern

Wall Street Journal

If “golden retriever voiced by Kevin Costner” rings any alarm bells for you, steer clear.

Moira Macdonald

The Seattle Times