Wilson really is the only reason an adult or any child other than the very youngest moviegoer could watch this well-meaning, easygoing family drama.
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02/06/07
Saving Shiloh (2006)
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Reviews Counted:21
Fresh:8
Rotten:13
Average Rating:5.1/10
Theatrical Release:May 12, 2006 Limited
Reviews for Saving Shiloh
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12/30/06
Top CriticIf you've followed the previous Shiloh films, then you'll be satisfied, if not overjoyed, by this final chapter.
09/01/06
If you are new to the series, I would suggest your starting with the original Shiloh, so far, the best in show.
08/16/06
... I felt as if I were being preached to throughout this film.
05/24/06
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05/20/06
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05/20/06
This is strictly a movie for those who think family values trump production values
05/19/06
An insipid tearjerker about a beagle with a middle-school daddy.
05/14/06
Offers exactly what you've come to expect from the series: Bland but wholly innocuous family entertainment featuring a cute kid and an even cuter dog.
05/12/06
Wilson ... makes this film, via grit of detail, a bit more than a Hallmark Special Retro Disney Walton sermon in values.
05/12/06
Boring as porridge.
05/12/06
Top CriticAn OK kids movie passing through on the way to video.
05/12/06
Top CriticYou won't find the pragmatic intelligence of Naylor's original stories here, but even cynics may be touched by the film's remarkably wholesome lessons about friendship, family and forgiveness.
05/12/06
Top CriticIt's a family film that deals with real problems and teaches real values, and yet is exciting and entertaining.
05/12/06
Top CriticIf Sandy Tung's film had flavor, it might taste like a week-old bagel.
05/12/06
Plain and simple but never simple-minded.
05/12/06
Top CriticSaving Shiloh is touching, intelligent and admirably thoughtful.
05/11/06
Top Critic... has more respect for the intelligence of the title dog than its audience.
05/11/06
Two major issues here: The boy, Marty (Jason Dolley), is a patronizing do-gooder, and the dog, a beagle-looking fella, doesn't do much that's special.
05/11/06
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