Matthew Modine,
Nancy Travis,
Eric Stoltz,
Max Pomeranc,
Samuel L. Jackson
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A man learns to be a better person when he turns into a dog in this thoughtful and surprisingly somber drama for the family. Tom (Matthew Modine), a businessman, is so driven to succeed that he all bu... read more
DVD Release Date: March 6, 2001
Stats: 496 reviews
Parents, if you ever see this on the shelf of a video store, don't let the cute little dog wearing shoes fool you. Fluke is a very heavy dog movie. And by heavy, I mean by the film's themes.
Here's a brief synopsis: Fluke is a dog who was once a human. After dying in a horrifi... read more
Lame, depressing, and just plain inappropriate for kids. I find it amazing that Samuel L. Jackson chooses to waste his talents on crap like this.
63/100. This is a cute family film, not really aimed at the real young set though. Adults should be entertained. A man is killed and is reincarnated as a dog names Fluke. I know, it sounds familiar, but it's well handled and the digs are awesome. It makes good comic use of the si... read more
I saw this movie after surgery - Imagine being sad since it was nice outside and you couldn't go outside to play and you watched this movie and see a sad ending? the movie is really good though.
The saddest motion picture I have ever seen... Based by the poster you may have an idea how it ends, but I assure you that you're wrong.
I could watch this movie for hours. I love Fluke!!!
Fluke is a #1 animal movie in my opinion!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Another child favorite. I was a dog lover, and a child, a grew to love this movie. A sad story, but cute.
Okay i have a cat that acts like it was a human...creepy i do believe that when you die you become soething else...i love this movie i went and watched it yesturday and well it really did make me ponder about living.....never regret living the life you own b/c when it is gone you... read more
This is, for the, the ultimate cry-movie. If U don't feel sad for this poor reincarnated man turned into a golden retriever puppy, then what would make U cry? A broken leg?!
As if banal platitudes about work-vs. -family aren't insufferable enough, there's a kicker gag involving Jackson that'll even have Mister Rogers begging for Pulp Fiction II.
Touching in a shaggy dog sort of way.
Terrible dog movie. Schmaltzy family crap.
It deals with challenging issues for the younger crowd in a sensitive manner and is still able to avoid patronizing the parent viewers.
Fluke has some interesting points to make about animals and about living in the present moment. Full Review
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