Ping!

2000

Ping!

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Movie Info

A little dog faces down some big trouble in this comedy-adventure for the family. Ping is a homeless Chihuahua, who, after being taken to the pound by a dog catcher (Lou Ferrigno), is adopted by Ethel (Shirley Jones), the owner of a chain of bakeries whose granddaughter Haley (Brooke Winn) lost her parents in an accident several months ago. Both Ethel and Haley take a shine to the little dog, and when a pair of inept crooks, Louie (Judge Reinhold) and Stu (Clint Howard), break into Ethel's home hoping to steal her fortune, they discover Ping is a guard dog whose brains and bravery make up for his small size.

Rating:

PG
Genre:

Comedy, Kids & Family
Directed By:

Chris Baugh
In Theaters:

Aug 15, 2000 wide
On Disc/Streaming:

Sep 4, 2001
Runtime:

93 minutes
Studio:

HBO Entertainment

Cast

Judge Reinhold
as Louie

Clint Howard
as Stu

Shirley Jones
as Ethel

Lou Ferrigno
as Dogcatcher

Brooke Winn
as Haley Jeffries

Megan Austin Oberle
as Lucretia

Eric Kushnick
as Drac

Michelle Mar
as Ellen Miser

Rance Howard
as Old man

Steve White
as Bruce Mechanic

Jason Lanc
as Steven

Torie Lynch
as Stacy

Tammy Coburn
as Reporter

Ted Damon Garcia
as Reporter

Brian Donovan
as Ping

Steve Susskind
as Thor

Loren Lester
as Damien

Edie Mirman
as Cat 1

Lucy Lin
as Cat 2

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Audience Reviews for Ping!

Sep 18, 2008

Ping! is a mini Home Alone show for kids. Ping! is a delightful movie if all you want to do is smile and giggle a few times. This is a fun movie to watch when you just want to relax and laugh at something silly. The funny parts are when Ping "becomes" Macaulay Culkin and beats up on the bad guys. It is a stupid movie for most, but for us Chihuahua owners, it is a wonderful alternative to the Legally Blondes.

Steven V Super Reviewer