John Travolta,
Robin Williams,
Kelly Preston,
Conner Rayburn,
Ella Bleu Travolta
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John Travolta and Robin Williams team up in the Walt Disney Company's Old Dogs, a family comedy that pairs the two as close business partners whose lives are thrown into disarray when twin seven-year-... read more
Directed by: Walt Becker
Release Date: November 25, 2009
DVD Release Date: March 9, 2010
Stats: 7,512 reviews
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May 4, 2011
I really love Old Dogs. Even just on the soul fact that John Travolta and Robin Williams are in a movie together was enough to get my attention, but the result is comic gold. After seeing this around three times for some reason, I still think it's just as funny. Now I can see why... read more
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December 5, 2010
I couldn't stop laughing on people getting hit in the nuts by golf balls, but that, at least, is worth a smile. Not so the moment Dan (Robin Williams) enters a tanning booth and - gasp! - ends up turning browner than an M&M thanks to an operational mishap. And when he and Charlie... read more
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November 27, 2010
A nice family movie with a little of comedy too. It was a decent story with some heart-felt emotion at the end, of course its Disney...
Charlie and Dan have been best friends and business partners for thirty years; their Manhattan public relations firm is on the verge of a huge ... read more -
July 25, 2010
An often riotously funny slapstick farce that ought to appeal to moviegoers of all ages.
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July 8, 2010
okay, i know i like "bad" movies. but i can safely say i didn't care too much about this one. i thought Wild Hogs was better. but this one had some parts where i laughed till i had actual tears. it was pretty heart warming too. i wouldn't say don't watch it, but if you should fin... read more
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May 8, 2010
'Old Dogs' is a typically TREMENDOUS train wreck. Allow me to break down exactly what went wrong.
Story- Okay, the 40 year old bachelor story is a little done. That normally would get it a 50 on the tomato meters, but in it's effort to be different, Old Dogs just turns it int... read more -
May 7, 2010
John Travolta has always been highly overrated throughout his entire career. Remember when he almost vanished from the movie screens in the 80's? Then there's Robin Williams, one of the funniest actors ever. But after winning the Oscar for his great performance in 'Good Will Hunt... read more
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April 19, 2010
18/04/2010 (DVD)
'Old Dogs' don't have any new tricks. I didn't hate it but I noticed that I only laughed about three times during my experience.
Although I laughed pretty hard those few times I was aware that it wasn't enough to carry me through to the end and it felt more li... read more -
March 22, 2010
It's absolutely hilarious. A tremendously entertaining, heart-warming and outrageously funny comedy that's fun for the whole family. It's a laugh-a-minute joy-ride that's all heart. Loads of laugh-out loud moments and crazy antics that you will enjoy. Robin Williams and John Trav... read more
Critic Reviews
This imbecilic, mean-spirited farce, which sneers at adults, leaves you wondering: where are the Three Stooges when we really need them? Full Review
We have reached a point in our moviegoing life where the two most horrifying words a studio can mutter are "Robin" and "Williams." Full Review
Old Dogs does to the screen what old dogs do to the carpet. It's unfortunate that only the latter can be taken out and shot. Full Review
Travolta, who delivers an impressively enthusiastic performance, seems to have no idea that he's stuck in one of the year's worst movies. The perpetually pained expression on Williams' face, however, ... Full Review
The great thing about comedy these days is that few people are making movies like Old Dogs. Full Review
Unfunny and uninspired, this dog deserves to be put down. Full Review
The timing of the comic set-ups is consistently amateurish, as if scenes were edited with hedge clippers, with the actors mugging frantically, waiting for the take to end. Full Review
Is any of it believable for even one moment? Of course not. Do some of the jokes work? Sure. Full Review
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