Helen Keller could have made a better movie using only a Polaroid camera and some paper dolls.
Karate Dog (2004)
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Reviews Counted:2
Fresh:0
Rotten:2
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Rated: PG [See Full Rating] Martial Arts Action/Violence and Some Suggestive Content
Runtime: 84 mins
Genre: Action/Adventure
Synopsis: After looking into the death of an elderly man in Chinatown, LAPD computer expert Peter Fowler (Simon Rex) can only find one witness, and it's a dog named Cho Cho. At first this doesn't seem much... After looking into the death of an elderly man in Chinatown, LAPD computer expert Peter Fowler (Simon Rex) can only find one witness, and it's a dog named Cho Cho. At first this doesn't seem much help, until it is revealed that Cho Cho possesses the power to speak with people. The surprises keep coming, when it turns out that the super dog is also a martial arts master, intent on hunting down his master's killer and making him pay. [More]
Starring: Jon Voight, Chevy Chase, Jaime Pressly, Simon Rex
Starring: Jon Voight, Chevy Chase, Jaime Pressly, Simon Rex, Pat Morita, Ron Lester
Director: Bob Clark
Director: Bob Clark
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