My Dog, the Thief Review
Thursday, July 29th, 2010
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THE STORY: This kind of fun filled family movie is really hard to net anymore. Fair from the fun opening song and opening credits, this animal comedy caper movie starts with a laugh and never stops. It is the account of a St. Bernard named Barabbas (after the biblical thief) that has been through 8 owners, all who give him up since he escapes from home to hold stuff. Barabbas spends a lot of time running from the dog catcher. He takes lunch bags, gloves, and the other things that interest a dog out for a stroll and he usually drops it somewhere when it doesn’t interest him anymore. But he meets the helicopter pilot (Dwayne Hickman) for a radio position whose traffic reporting puts people to sleep and they hit it off - and together on the air they turn the sagging ratings around. During an unscheduled halt for a dogy rupture, the dog steals a lunchbox from some right thieves, and it has a million dollar necklace inside. The pilot, his current girl Mary Ann Mobley), and the dog are in peril from the desperate thieves when the dog is kidnapped. And all of this is occurring while the pilot tries to maintain his horse-sized dog hidden from his landlady. If you like dogs, you will really connect with this movie.
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BEHIND THE SCENES: Directed by a Disney powerhouse, Robert Stevenson, who directed over 20 of the studio’s biggest hits including Darby O’Gill, Mary Poppins, Blackbeards Ghost, The Admire Bug, Kidnapped, The Absent Minded Professor, and Aged Yeller objective to mention a few. One of the things that really works in this movie is the grand supporting cast, all of which had been in other Disney features. Elsa Lanchester as apartment landlady and Disney regular Joe Flynn as the radio location manager are two perfect examples. Charles Lane has a bit fraction as the owner of a dog food company. Roger C. Carmel and Michael Shaugnessy are the bungling jewel thieves. The catchy opening song was written by Terry Gilkyson, who also wrote “The Bare Necessities” song for Disney’s The Jungle Book. The song really explains and sets the stage for what is to arrive. This was originally created as a movie for the weekly “Extraordinary World of Disney” display, and it aired for the first time as a two fragment episode on September 21 & 28 1969. It re-aired 19 April of 1975, and again on July 1979. It was also edited to be released theatrically to the overseas market in 1970, and this is the version we contemplate here. It was done so well, that you can’t set any places where they usually edit for commercials.
DVD ISSUE: January 2006 saw the movie’s release to DVD, in a fleshy conceal format and mono sound as it was originally filmed for television. The irregular fraction is that the color on my ragged VHS release is distinguished better than the recent DVD, where they did not bother to do a re-master or improve the represent in any procedure. There are no extra features her either, no cartoons, or unhurried the scenes footage. Bottom line is, keep your conventional copy of the VHS, until a better copy comes out. The movie itself is a common of mine, charming and comical, remarkable better than many more notorious Disney movies.
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I am italian and I have had a San Bernardo dog .
I try to gather on internet every movies about this type of dog
and I have very overjoyed to have that dvd .
In my country this dvd don’t exist .
excuse me for the grammar errors during this letter .
Best regards .
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