TV and Movies

[webbgarner1]

I watched 2 family child friendly movies if anyone is looking for that type of entertainment during the holidays.

1 The art of racing in the rain

2. A dogs way home.

 Both movies center around pets.

So nice to be able to see something where every sentence does not have the f bomb and violence.

[RealtyGal2]

---

@webbgarner1 wrote:

I watched 2 family child friendly movies if anyone is looking for that type of entertainment during the holidays.

1 The art of racing in the rain

2. A dogs way home.

 Both movies center around pets.

So nice to be able to see something where every sentence does not have the f bomb and violence.

---

I just watched The Art of Racing in the Rain tonight and it was great. One of the best movies I have seen in a long time without unnecessary nudity, sex scenes, and bad language and violence (as you pointed out). It had some nice messages about how to live your life, and I loved the dog. I am unemployed and live alone and would love to get a golden retriever puppy, but I need to find a job to supplement my Social Security first. You would think this would be an easy task, but not so unless you want to work in a call center. Oh well, I am sure many others have it a lot tougher than I do.

[Oznell]

Best of luck in your job search, @RealtyGal2, and in your goal of adding a pet to your household.  With your good attitude, no doubt you will ultimately be successful!

[Kindaglitzy]

How did you watch these movies, cable channel, DVD, or other subscription channel? Have not heard of either movie but both sound interesting.

[webbgarner1]

A dogs way home was on starz, and I rented the art of racing in the rain off of the dvr. I hope you can catch them. I think you might be able to find them at redbox also.