Dude Where’s My Dog? 2014 123movies

Watch: Dude Where’s My Dog? 2014 123movies, Full Movie Online – A young tween named Ray is left at home to watch the family dog, Harry, to prove to his parents that he is not, as they say, “irresponsible.” But, before he knows it, curious Harry runs out the front door and into Krepner’s house- Ray’s kooky, suspicious neighbor. While in the house, he is accidentally doused with a stolen top-secret invisibility formula and then runs wild throughout their small town unseen causing a ruckus. Krepner is ordered to catch Harry to retrieve what’s left of the formula in his DNA. Ray and his friends now must find the pooch not only before the villains, scientists and FBI Agents get to him first, but before Ray’s parents get home!.
Plot: Left home alone with his dog Harry, young Ray finds himself in a bit of trouble when Harry gets loose in the suspicious neighbor’s house and accidentally knocks over a top-secret invisibility potion! Now, with crooks and the FBI on his tail, Ray needs to find his invisible mischievous mutt before they do – and get Harry back before his parents get home!
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Ratings:

	2.3/10 Votes: 136
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Reviews:

Cute poster, silly film, definitely for youngsters
The poster for the film is cute – and I like dogs — but the movie is very juvenile. Young children may like it, but it’s not clever enough or funny enough for parents or even older teen children. The idea of making the dog invisible is fun – but most of the actors are too broad and it’s a rather sit-com kind of plotting. Seems like if you have a story that involves villains, the FBI, kids and a dog – there could be more complexity – but here it’s very simplified, like a half hour situation comedy. The dog in it was actually very cute — wish it could have done more. The acting was all okay, but not the caliber of higher budget films. The daughter was probably the best of the lot. Overall, the film may work for kids… but no thumbs up for adults.

What on Earth is Going on?
Dude, Where’s My Dog? seems to be the tale of a boy who begs for responsibility, is given an opportunity to show it (by being tasked with taking the dog to the vet and back), blows it and then returns home with a dog that has become invisible because it, um, ate a cheeseburger that happened to become covered in some red liquid that causes this.

Apart from being a ridiculously thin plot stretched out to 82 minutes, it doesn’t have a lot else going for it. There must have been something gone wrong somewhere in recent years because you can give film professionals a few million dollars and they produce something like this, whereas I can go on YouTube and find a whole load of amateur productions made on a budget of next to sod all that are much better written. Not always better acted (goes with the territory) but usually better written and sometimes better edited.

The script consists primarily of fart jokes (understandable to an extent considering the target audience but is ultimately a lazy cop out with these sort of movies), clumsy dialogue and some lame characterisation – stereotypically “thick” adult sidekicks with a leader with only slightly more brains than everybody else, but they can all be subdued by somebody doing a really eggy fart and they’re all out for the count.

A few interesting ideas here but realistically this just boils down to 82 minutes of nothing happening. I can see that any time I like by looking out of a window at home. Some children may get a small kick out of the fart jokes but I suspect they’re going to lose interest very quickly. Still, each to their own. It takes a lot for me to decide that a movie is terribly bad and I have seen worse than this. Far far worse.

Other Information:

Original Language en
Runtime 1 hr 22 min (82 min)
Budget 0
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Status Released
Rated PG
Genre Comedy, Family
Director Stephen Langford
Writer Stephen Langford
Actors Nic Birdsall, Gabriela Castillo, Taisha Monique Clark
Country United States
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Aspect Ratio 1.85 : 1
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