“Just cried for about 12 mins that was hard to watch,” said. I just sobbed so hard I almost threw up 11/10.”
#SAD DOG MOVIES ON NETFLIX MOVIE#
A must watch added: “Who would make this movie that literally is just all sad and terrible? I was traumatised said: “If anyone wants a good cry watch hachi: a dog’s tale on netflix. “The loyalty in Dogs is unmatchable to anything, anyone. Hachi is not just a dog movie it’s an emotional journey. Writing on Twitter, said: “Hachi A Dog's Tale “the best dog movie ever made” I couldn't stop my tears. Follow us on TikTok, Instagram, Facebook and Twitter.ĭespite describing it as “the best dog movie ever,” many fans have been left “traumatised” by the gut-wrenching drama.
But now, 13 years later, a new audience has just discovered the film after it dropped on Netflix, and viewers have inevitably been heartbroken by what they have seen.ĭiscover, learn, grow. Hachi: A Dog’s Tale was well received upon its release, almost tripling its budget and currently holding an 8.1 rating on IMDb. His tale of unwavering devotion has inspired many books and films for more than 80 years.
Hachikō died in 1935, but left a lasting legacy and became a symbol of loyalty in Japan and around the world. After his owner died, the loyal dog waited for him at a Tokyo train station every day for more than nine years in the hopes he would return. The film is based on the true story of Hachikō, an Akita who lived in Japan in the 1920s. READ MORE: The best Christmas films to watch on Netflix The new friends go on to form an unbreakable bond, with Hachi accompanying his new master everywhere he goes. Now, a new film has just landed on Netflix, that dog lovers may want to avoid.įirst released in 2009, Hachi: A Dog’s Tale tells the story of a college professor (played by Richard Gere) who finds a stray puppy and temporarily takes it home. As a nation of dog lovers, films with cute canines at their core can prove a tough watch, as viewers spend most of the film just praying that the dog makes it out alive.įrom Marley & Me to My Dog Skip, and even Keanu Reeves action caper John Wick, there are a host of films with dogs at their core that are sure to leave a lump in the throat of even the most hardened moviegoer. What is your #1 Nic Cage film? Let us know in the comments.Netflix fans have been left “traumatised” after watching a film about a dog that is so heartbreaking it is “hard to watch“.
Firstly, it employs all of the director’s Hong Kong cinema hallmarks (double guns, doves, guns drawn on each other, etc.) but it also fully engages in its preposterous premise to the point where you're in, baby. Where to Watch: Stream on Showtime, or rent on Amazon and most platforms.įace/Off is considered by many to be the "ultimate John Woo movie" for several reasons.
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