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Year of the Dog
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Cast:
Molly Shannon, Laura Dern, Regina King, Thomas McCarthy, Josh Pais, John C. Reilly, Peter Sarsgaard, Liza Weil, Nicholas Garren, Audrey Wasilewski, Dale Godboldo, Paul Palo, Chuck Duffy, Sonya Eddy, Amy Schlagel, Zoe Schlagel, Christy Moore, Steve Berg, Steve Berg, Craig Cackowski, Brenda Canela, Inara George, Benjamin Koesling, Dominik Koesling, Susan Mackin, Rebecca Robinson, Mel White, Dan Kapelovitz, Giddle Partridge, Jon Shere

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Year of the Dog (2007)
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Movie Review by Movie Addict
November 10th, 2008

How to become a pet-obsessive in 10 easy lessons.

This was probably not a good movie for me to watch. I have had to put two dogs down and one just died on me. If you are out digging a grave at 5.am., bawling your eyes out, then you know what someone goes through when they lose a pet.

So, I could empathize with Peggy (Molly Shannon) and see how she could be easily swayed by Newt (Peter Sarsgaard). She was vulnerable and was easily pushed over the deep end.

It is unrealistic to think that friends, family, and co-workers will be so understanding. That only happens in the movies.

But, it was nice to see her follow her passion. That was the plus of the movie that focused just a bit too much on animal abuse.

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