
Air Buddies--sequel to Air Bud
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My mom rented Air Buddies for a family movie night. I thought it was a darling cute show, especially because all the animals talk. My mom, however, thought the show was "dorky."
Air Buddies, starting out with Sniffer, the town sheriff hound dog narrating, is about how Air Bud and Molly's five puppies, B-Dawg, RoseBud, Bud-Dha, MudBud, and BudderBall, realize they have to leave home and grow up, when their family starts taking applications and holding interviews to match each puppy up with the "perfect" family. They don't want to go to other families, so they run away. Meanwhile a rude, snotty spoiled brat of a boy wants Air Budd as his birthday present, and all five of the puppies must go and rescue their parents from two idiotically, stupid, doggone crazy crooks.
Although this was a cute movie, there is some crude bodily-function humor involved, such as a take on the pull-my-finger joke. During the bonus features they make more offensive, unbecoming jokes alluding to aforementioned crude humor. Speaking of bonus features, the Puppy Profile section was as cute as the puppies themselves. The Jordan Pruitt "We Are Family" music video (No Ordinary Girl album, Hollywood Records) shows scenes from throughout the movie. Jordan may have THE LOOK; she definitely can sing, but her dance moves are horribly asinine! (That is if you can call them dance moves.) There is also a bonus feature entitled Train Your Dog to Be a Star, which is basically an introduction into clicker training.
The musical score for this movie is okay, even thought it did have some rather corny "teeny bopper" music. (What can I say...it's a KID movie!)
This movie is cute, cuddly, entertaining, and a delight for children and some adults.
Review ID: 10000000004201174

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