Show Dogs may entertain very young viewers, but for anyone else, it threatens the cinematic equivalent of a rolled-up newspaper on the snout. Read critic reviews
Show Dogs
2018, Kids & family/Comedy, 1h 32m
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After a failed attempt to recover a stolen baby panda, police dog Max reluctantly teams up with a human FBI agent named Frank. A hot tip leads Max and Frank to Las Vegas for the world's most exclusive dog show. To find the panda, Max goes under cover as a contestant to get the lowdown from his fellow canines. With help from their new friends, the crime-fighting duo must now foil another kidnapping plot and rescue other valuable animals from a gang of greedy smugglers.
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Rating: PG (Some Action|Language|Suggestive and Rude Humor)
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Genre: Kids & family, Comedy, Adventure
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Original Language: English
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Director: Raja Gosnell
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Producer: Deepak Nayar, Philip von Alvensleben
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Writer: Max Botkin, Marc Hyman
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Release Date (Theaters): wide
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Box Office (Gross USA): $17.7M
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Distributor: Global Road Entertainment
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Boasting the worst animal CG I've seen in a theater since Darren Aranofsky's Noah, this obnoxious waste of time, money, effort, and technology could very well possibly be the final nail in the coffin for Will Arnett's big screen career. This would make a great double feature with Gary Busey's Quigley if you hate yourself and are physically incapacitated.
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