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Thursday, March 18, 2010

Available Now: Old Dogs (my review)


Old Dogs was released for sale last Tuesday, March 9th on DVD and BLU-RAY.  

When I heard about the release of this film, I was so excited for a chance to watch it and review it. I hadn't seen it in the theaters (I don't get out to movies much) but I really wanted to. You see? I'm a big fan of John Travolta and Robin Williams always cracks me up. Yes, even if it turned out to be a waste of time, I wanted to see this movie.

The hubster and I set a night to watch it together after the kiddos were in bed since this movie is rated PG and we view these sort of movies before allowing our toddler to watch.  Almost right off the bat, we were laughing...and laughing....and laughing. Old Dogs is hysterical and heart warming. You really must see it and enjoy a good laugh.

I knew that this was a movie that my parents would appreciate so I lent it to them for viewing too. They said they really enjoyed it and then we compared notes on the parts that made us laugh while laughing about it all over again. 

**As much as we enjoyed it, we decided that this is not a movie for our (almost) three year old. There is a scene at the beginning of the film where the two buddies are celebrating a divorce and go get wasted, surrounded by girls. While there isn't anything "adult" in nature, we don't want our son getting the impression that this sort of thing is funny before he's old enough to have a full understanding. That's just our opinion.**

What's that? Oh, you're wondering about the bonus features and the synopsis? Here ya go! 

Bonus Features
Old Dogs on single-disc DVD also includes:
• A Collection of Hilarious Deleted Scenes and Bloopers
-more
Audio Commentary by the film’s director Walt Becker, producer Andrew Panay,
and writers David Diamond and David Weissman
The single disc Blu-ray Hi-Def version includes the same bonus features, plus:
• “Every Little Step” — A new music video performed by John Travolta and Ella
Bleu Travolta
The three-disc Combo Pack (BD+DVD+Digital Copy) includes all of the above as well
as:
• “You’ve Been A Friend To Me” — A music video performed by Bryan Adams
• “Young Dogs Learn Old Tricks”
Dan (Robin Williams) and his best friend and business partner Charlie (John Travolta)
are on the verge of the biggest deal in the history of their sports marketing firm when
their lives are turned upside down by a surprise visit from Dan’s ex-wife Vicki (Kelly
Preston). Vicki has big news for Dan—their ever-so-brief liaison produced twins Zach
(Conner Rayburn) and Emily (Ella Bleu Travolta), now seven-years-old and in need of a
dad to keep an eye on them for two weeks. With only high-living playboy Charlie for
support, Dan’s bumbling attempts at “on the job training” in fatherhood result in a series
of disastrously funny exploits that lead him to a new understanding of what really matters
in life. Featuring an extraordinary cast of comedy purebreds including Seth Green, Matt
Dillon and Lori Loughlin, Old Dogs will have audiences rolling over and begging for
more.
Old Dogs on Blu-ray + DVD Combo Pack is priced at $44.99 SRP (US) and $51.99 SRP
(Canada), single disc Blu-ray is priced at $39.99 SRP (US) and $44.99 SRP (Canada),
and the single disc DVD is priced at $29.99 SRP (US) and $35.99 SRP (Canada).



**I received a Blu-ray + DVD Combo Pack for this review from Click Communications. Beyond the sample item, I received no compensation for this post. This is my opinion and other opinions may vary.

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