The hairy child is my protagonist! Those super nostalgic movie dog stars
The dog stars in ghost director Weiss Anderson's stop-motion animation "Isle of Dogs" believe that they have awakened many childhood dog movies and dog animation memories. Let's reminisce about the old movies that featured Mao Bao as the protagonist star!
Ghost director Weiss Anderson's stop-motion animation "Isle of Dogs", in addition to making the audience marvel at his exquisite animation and the paranoid composition of each one that can be used as a poster, the desktop, the five dog characters in the movie who are in the garbage island, the boss, the boss, the duke, the king and the overlord, their cute appearance and funny conversation, I believe it has attracted the attention of many viewers, and even after the movie, they are loved as movie dog stars. This is not a symptom that only fans will have, even the crew of Weiss Anderson has produced a Cass interview for these cute dogs to highlight their posture as dog stars.
The recent performances and stories of the "Isle of Dogs" dog must have awakened the memories of many fans of movie dog stars, those who have seen many unforgettable, touching and deeply, describing the friendship between people and dogs from childhood to adulthood. And there are a few movies, which are still classics and have become the favorites of fans, let's recall the movies that starred Mao Bao as the protagonist!
Attack of the St. Bernard: 1992 "I have Beethoven too" (Beethoven)
When it comes to dog movies, dog star Beethoven (the dog star's real name is Chris, imdb and its star introduction) "I also have Beethoven at home" has always been a dog movie classic in the hearts of fans, and it cannot be shaken as a childhood memory. The film depicts "Beethoven" from a small and cute puppy, a rapidly growing drooling, mischievous behemoth, although it makes the home dirty, but Beethoven is the favorite of the Newton family, it allows the members of the family to learn mutual help and mutual love through it.
Co-written by John Hughes, the film was loved by audiences for its warm and humorous plot, and after grossing $140 million worldwide, it released eight sequels and included animation. Interestingly, the film is the first work of actor Joseph Gordon Levy to appear on the big screen, playing a student.
oh! Charlie: All Dogs Go to Heaven (1989)
"The Adventures of The Dog of Paradise", also translated as "The Life and Death of the Dog of Paradise", is the first dog movie that many people watch videotapes and watch animation, this film is directed by the animator Don Brutz who left Disney, and the director has two other well-known classic works, one is the adventure animation depicting the dragon's little foot, "The Land Before time", and the other is "An American Tail". "The Adventures of the Dogs of Paradise" takes the style of film noir and describes justice and conscience through the friendship of people and dogs. The film tells the story of a shepherd dog named Charlie who runs a casino, is designed to lose his life, goes to heaven and returns to the world for revenge, meets an orphan girl who works for the villain and is fluent in animal language, Charlie initially follows the use of the girl's ability to gamble to make money, but later conscience also let it start to help the girl.
Unforgettable Italian Noodles, Tweet: "Lady and the Tramp" (1995)
In addition to making dogs look particularly cute, Disney can also make dogs fall in love, and even shoot classic noodle scenes. "Miss and the Rogue" describes the Cocker Spaniel "Miss", who has been pampered by her family since childhood, and because of the birth of a new human life in the family, she begins to be left out in the cold, leaving her forced to run away from home. Meet Chap, a stray dog, on a wandering street and embark on an adventure with him. Disney also put in this animation a message of loving dogs and not letting dogs wander, taking a classic picture suggesting that the shelter would execute excess dogs.
Two Dogs and a Cat: Homeward Bound: The Incredible Journey in 1993
When it comes to the earliest animal performances, which movie with human voice acting comes to mind? Probably in 1993, Disney's "Watching dogs talk" will be the first thing many people think of. This work shows how much these furry children and cats miss us when their owners leave the dogs (and cats), and how much they miss when they are left behind and decide to cross the United States and run from California to San Francisco. The three pets in the movie are the unsophisticated Bulldog Chance, the wise Golden Hound Shadow, and a savage girlfriend of a somewhat arrogant Himalayan cat.
Of course, in addition to the above films, Disney animation "101 Loyal Dogs", "Marley and Me" starring Owen Wilson and Jennifer Aniston, and Tim Burton's "Frankenstein Dogs" are all familiar dog movies for fans.
Recently, dogs have performed particularly well, and like humans, they have won the highly recognized dog movie award- the palm dog award, such as the 2016 poetic Jim Jarmusch movie "Paterson", in which the bulldog woman plays a man and will act and steal the scene; This year, In 2018, Cannes also awarded the Dog Palme d'Or to the superb chihuahua, and there are ingenious and moving performances in "Dogman" (provisional translation), which is worth exploring for fans who love Mao Child.