4 Paws Up for Max

It's true what they say: dogs are a man's best friend and Max is a definite validation of that theory.

This touching movie tells the story of a military dog, Max who's trainer and best friend, Kyle was killed while serving in Afghanistan.

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After he lost Kyle, Max began to suffer from PTSD, until he encountered Kyle's younger brother Justin, who's a bit troubled himself. But the two soon find out the true meaning of the word friendship. The story shows the consistent development of the bond between Max and Justin.

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This movie gives proof of how intelligent and highly motivated dogs are when it comes to their masters. Throughout the movie we see just how protective Max is of Justin.


I recommend this film to people of all ages. It has a great story and a combination of drama, comedy and even romance. As the title of this post states, 4 paws up for Max.

Spy: A Great Hilarity and Action Combo

Melissa Mccarthy gives her best performance yet in this action packed comedy, co-starring Jude Law, Jason Statham and Rose Bryne.

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Mccarthy plays Susan Cooper, the right hand woman to successful spy Bradley Fine, until he is brutally murdered by the target of one of their missions. Now it is up to Cooper to go undercover and avenge his death, though her boss only expected her to track and report the actions of their target.


What I liked about this movie is that Mccarthy was finally given the opportunity to flaunt her beauty unlike most of her other films in which she is given clothes that makes her look more manly. I also found that her character had the personality similar to that of Molly Flynn from the hit CBS comedy Mike & Molly.

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 I also liked the fact that this movie had great flow; it didn't drag and there were constant laughs and surprises along the way. This movie was definitely worth the money to go to the theater. I recommend it to anyone.