Life Is Ruff

Bonitinho, mas bobinho, quase entediada e enjoada, com tantos filminhos meia boca, quase enfadonho maratonar filmes Disney inícios dos anos 2000, nos deparamos com perolas maravilhosas, mas com muitas bombas insossas...

A film filled with humor, and heart succeeds in delivering a message about responsibility and the rewards that come with it.

Kyle Massey's scheming slickness is humorously recognizable as the messenger for young viewers, but he was unable to turn things around from how typically formulaic, poorly motivated, occasionally disregarding and above all standardly average the film is. (B-)

Tyco is one big bad show dog.

I remember watching this movie growing up and I loved it. I wish it would come on again so I can show my niece. I know she will love it. 3stars all around

I guess The story is pretty good, but the acting, not so much, and, not to good of a moral

alright...in disney movie standards it was great

Predictable Disney Channel kiddie-sap, which manipulates the viewer and teaches kids that lying and sneaking around will earn you a well done. The only thing holding it together is the likeable cast, Kyle Massey, Kay Panabaker and Mitchell Musso. The whole theme of the dog show belittles everything, and although inevitable, the ending is typical kid-comedy crap. The 'villian' of the story, Carter Jenkins, who's character is Preston Price of french descent who has won the dog show 3 times previously, is a terrible actor and should be burned alive for his performance in L.I.R. Terribly written and so very fake, Calvin and Tyko did not deserve to win either of the dog shows, as they either broke everything in sight, or the dog didn't actually do anything. Nothing at all made sense and whoever wrote it has a few screws loose. Certainly one to forget.

Predictable and typical dog movie.

Can you say BOOOORING!!!!