Ofir Erlich

I enjoyed this movie very much, it gave elements that you usually don’t find in most dog movies. (Spoilers ahead). The movie started with Enzo dying and then recapped the story from Enzos point of view. This movie was one of the best movie I’ve watched about dogs. I do wish they included a little more of the story’s ending in the epilogue. I had high expectations for this movie and it didn’t disappoint. I would recommend this movie for ages 11 and up, because the art of racing in the rain has a deep meaning that usually only older ages will understand. There are also deaths in this movie so they could be a little frightened, but there are no bloody scenes or swearing in this movie. The movie was very sad and happy at the same time, I don’t think it deserves as many rotten tomatoes as it got.