Fluke
starring: Samuel L. Jackson, Matthew Modine, Nancy Travis, Eric Stoltz, Max Pomeranc
directed by: Carlo Carlei
directed by: Carlo Carlei
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UNLEASH YOUR IMAGINATION... AND COME ALONG ON A MAGICAL JOURNEY. FOLLOW HIM HOME.
UNLEASH YOUR IMAGINATION... AND COME ALONG ON A MAGICAL JOURNEY. FOLLOW HIM HOME.
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- No Fluke Here
A great movie for the young or young at heart with an imagination.If you have ever had a dog or cat that you thought talked to you, this is the movie you have been looking for.And to top it off a good ending with a good lesson for all.This is one you can watch over and over.
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- Cute movie...better for older kids.
This movie is cute for my 8 year old but it's not really one she wants to watch over and over in our van for long trips. It has some sad parts and the story line is too heavy for my 2 year old to stay interested. It's very cute and enjoyable but is more a one time movie in our opinion. I'm still glad to own it.
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- Not for kids...
This movie is NOT for young kids even though the back of the DVD case shows a dog getting a bath and states "this is a family movie".My kids were balling their eyes out when the dogs were getting put to sleep.I should have watched it first - LIVE AND LEARN!!!
Rating: - Basically a 90 minute PETA commerical.
First off, I grew up with dogs, I have an affection for dogs.I even have respect for PETA and their effort to ethically treat animals.That's a good mission to have.
But, that is a message that does not play well as this 90 minute movie.I mean with quotes like this "Maybe there are people like me behind the eyes of another creature."just went too far for me.
This movie was too melodramtic and my wife was calling out the plot points about one minute before each one ... Read More
Rating: - Excellent film.
Fluke (Carlo Carlei, 1995)
There is book, and there is film. And every once in a while, there are book and film that are utterly unlike one another, and yet both are brilliant. Perhaps the best-known example of this phenomenon is Stephen King's novel and Tobe Hooper's TV miniseries 'Salem's Lot, which bear at best a passing resemblance as narrated by a gallon drunk. Fluke comes off the same way, and despite Carlei's ham-handedness, this movie works.
First, you have to realize ... Read More
- No Fluke HereA great movie for the young or young at heart with an imagination.If you have ever had a dog or cat that you thought talked to you, this is the movie you have been looking for.And to top it off a good ending with a good lesson for all.This is one you can watch over and over.
- Cute movie...better for older kids.This movie is cute for my 8 year old but it's not really one she wants to watch over and over in our van for long trips. It has some sad parts and the story line is too heavy for my 2 year old to stay interested. It's very cute and enjoyable but is more a one time movie in our opinion. I'm still glad to own it.
- Not for kids...This movie is NOT for young kids even though the back of the DVD case shows a dog getting a bath and states "this is a family movie".My kids were balling their eyes out when the dogs were getting put to sleep.I should have watched it first - LIVE AND LEARN!!!
- Basically a 90 minute PETA commerical.First off, I grew up with dogs, I have an affection for dogs.I even have respect for PETA and their effort to ethically treat animals.That's a good mission to have.
But, that is a message that does not play well as this 90 minute movie.I mean with quotes like this "Maybe there are people like me behind the eyes of another creature."just went too far for me.
This movie was too melodramtic and my wife was calling out the plot points about one minute before each one ... Read More
- Excellent film.Fluke (Carlo Carlei, 1995)
There is book, and there is film. And every once in a while, there are book and film that are utterly unlike one another, and yet both are brilliant. Perhaps the best-known example of this phenomenon is Stephen King's novel and Tobe Hooper's TV miniseries 'Salem's Lot, which bear at best a passing resemblance as narrated by a gallon drunk. Fluke comes off the same way, and despite Carlei's ham-handedness, this movie works.
First, you have to realize ... Read More
