Wagnbrag's top animal movies...what are yours?

[Evansville_Wagnbrag]

101 Dalmatians
Adventures of Milo and Otis
Adventures of Rex and Rinty
Air Bud
Air Bud Golden Receiver
Air Bud Seventh Inning Fetch
Air Bud Spikes Back
Air Bud World Pup
All Dogs Christmas Carol
All Dogs go to Heaven
Amazing Dobermans
Amazing Panda Adventure
American Tale
Andre
Animal Farm
Any Which Way You Can
Aristocats
As Good as it gets
Atomic Dog
A Dog of Flanders
Babe
Babe - Pig in the City
Bambi
Bear, The
The Beastmaster
Bedtime For Bonzo
Beethoven
Beethoven's 2nd
Benji
Benji: Off the Leash
Bingo
Black Beauty
Black Stallion
Born Free
Brighty of the Grand Canyon
Brother Bear
Buddy
Call Of The Wild, Dog of the Yukon
Cat From Outer Space, The
Cat in the Hat
Cats and Dogs
Charlie the Lonesome Cougar
Charlotte's Web
Chicken Run
C.H.O.M.P.S.
Congo
Country Bears
Cujo
Doberman Gang,The
Dr. Doolittle
Dunston Checks In
Ed
Emperor's New Groove
Every Which Way But Loose
Far From Home: the Adventures of Yellow Dog
Flipper
Finding Nemo
Fluke
Fly Away Home
For the Love of Benji
Free Willy
Free Willy 2
Garfield the Movie
Good Boy!
Gorillas In The Mist
Grizzly Falls
Gus
Happy Feet
Harry And The Hendersons
Harry And Tonto
Hidalgo
Home on the Range
Homeward Bound 2: Lost in San Francisco
Homeward Bound The Incredible Journey
Hoot
Horse in a Grey Flannel Suit
Horse Whisperer,The
I am Legend
Ice Age
Ice Age 2
Incredible Journey,The
In Pursuit Of Honor
Iron Will
It's A Dogs Life
Joey
Johnny & Clyde
Jumanji
Jungle Book
Jungle Book 2
K-9
King Kong
King of the Grizzlies
Lad, A Dog
Lady and the Tramp
Lady and the Tramp 2: Scamp's Adventure
Larger Than life
Lassie
Lassie Come Home
Legend Of The White Horse
Lion King
Living Free
Madagascar
March of the penguins
Mighty Joe Young
Mom, Can I Keep Her?
Monkey Trouble
Mouse Hunt
MVP: Most Valuable Primate
MVP: Most Vertical Primate
My Dog Skip
My Friend Flicka
My Magic Dog
Napoleon and Samantha
National Velvet
Never Cry Wolf
Oh Heavenly Dog
Old Yeller
Oliver and company
Operation Dumbo Drop
Orca, The Killer Whale
Paulie
Phar Lap
Pocohontas
Prancer
Project X
Racing Stripes
Red Pony, The
Rescuers Down Under
Ring of Bright Water
Run for the Roses
Running Free
Salt Water Moose
Seabiscuit
Secret Of Roan Inish, The
Shaggy Dog, The
Shark Tale
Snow Dogs
Sounder
Spirit
Stuart Little
Stuart Little
Summer of the Monkeys
Surf’s Up
That Darn Cat
Tigger Movie
Top Dog
Turner & Hooch
Two Brothers
Whale Rider
White Fang
Wild America
Willard
Winged Migration
Wishbone: Dog Days West
Yearling, The
Zebra In The Kitchen
Zeus and Roxanne

[luckychi]

<p>Have you seen the advertisements of the movie&nbsp; BEVERLY HILLS CHIHUAHUAS? It is due to come out on Sept. 26th. I wonder if it will make chihuahuas become&nbsp; real popular like when&nbsp; 101 dalmations came out on Disney?What are your thoughts?</p>

[Evansville_Wagnbrag]

<p>It seems anytime an animal is featured in a movie it gains tremendous popularity. I'm sure that Chihuahuas will be a hot ticket item in the months to come. I am hoping- as are humane societies across the United States- that parents will give it a lot of consideration&nbsp;before giving their little one a chihuahua.</p>

[HABITRuth]

<p>I like:&nbsp;</p>
<p>March of the Penquins, Turner and Hooch, The Bear, Babe, Lady and the Tramp, The Fox and the Hound, Jungle Book (original cartoon), any of the All Creatures Great and Small series on PBS.&nbsp;</p>

[WagNBragShane]

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<p>Those are some good choices. I guess my favorite animal-oriented movies would include, in no particular order:</p>

Best in Show
March of the Penguins
Babe
Seabiscuit
Dr. Doolittle (with Rex Harrison not Eddie Murphy)
Chicken Run
Bringing Up Baby

<p>A movie I watched recently was Year of the Dog, starring Molly Shannon. I don't think it was the comedy it was marketed to be, but it was an interesting movie that made me think. It dealt with some pretty interesting (and heavy) topics including how one grieves over the loss of an animal companion and how the outside world does (or does not) acknowledge that grief. The movie also dealt with animal rights, veganism, animal hoarding, and more. Immediately after I watched it, I wasn't sure if I liked it or not. As time has progressed, I find myself thinking about those issues more and have come to understand the characters a bit more. I don't know if it's my favorite animal-related movie, but I am glad I saw it.</p>

[Brandywine]

<p>I have to say that our favorite movie is Dr. DooLittle.&nbsp; I love how they finally made a movie where someone understands animal talk.&nbsp; But my all time fave thing too watch is the "Puppy Bowl".&nbsp; It comes on the Animal Planet during the Super Bowl (sorry guys).&nbsp; Has anyone else seen it??&nbsp; ADORABLE.&nbsp; Oh yeah, we also love to watch "The Dog Whisperer".&nbsp; We've learned quite a bit from him.</p>

[WagNBragShane]

<p>Not getting to see Animal Planet programs is one of the downsides of not having cable television. I think we've seen an excerpt of The Dog Whisperer before, but I can't recall. I have seen a few episodes of the great show about Meerkats and enjoyed those.</p>