Lassie Come Home
by Fred M. Wilcox, Gunther von Fritsch
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Actor: Dame May Whitty, Donald Crisp, Edmund Gwenn, Nigel Bruce, Roddy McDowallDirector: Fred M. Wilcox, Gunther von Fritsch
Brand: TAYLOR,ELIZABETH
Producer: Dore Schary
Producer: Harry Rapf
Producer: Pete Smith
Producer: Samuel Marx
Writer: Eric Knight
Writer: Hugo Butler
DVD: Region Code 1
Audio: English (Original Language), Dolby Digital 2.0 Mono; French (Original Language), Dolby Digital 2.0 Mono; English (Subtitled); Spanish (Subtitled); French (Subtitled); French (Dubbed), Dolby Digital 2.0 Mono
Format: Closed-captioned, Color, Dubbed, DVD, NTSC, Subtitled
Picture Format: 1.33:1
Running Time: 89 minutes
DVD Release Date: 2004-08-24
Audience Rating: G (General Audience)
Studio: Warner Home Video
Product features:
- Faithful collie dog is sold by her poor family, but she travels 1,000 miles to return home to her beloved master. Based on a novel by Eric Knight.Running Time: 89 min. Format: DVD MOVIE Genre:?DRAMA Rating:?G Age:?012569572423 UPC:?012569572423 Manufacturer No:?65724
DVD Reviews of Lassie Come Home
DVD Review: didn't receive the item, Lassie Come Home
Summary: 1 Stars
I ordered 2 movies the same day and one came in a few days. The other one (Lassie Come Home) did not come. About 3 weeks later I received a torn up box in the mail and no movie. Just thought you should know. It may have been damaged in shipping. DVD Review: A Tear-Jerker
Summary: 5 Stars
Lassie is a classic story of a boy and his dog, but however many times it is re-made or how many variations on this story appear, Lassie Come Home is unsurpassed. The film makers do not patronize the viewers, so this movie appeals to young and old alike. For anyone who has ever loved an animal, Lassie Come Home is a perfect watch.
Joe Carraclough (Roddy McDowall) has a beautiful purebred collie named Lassie. She loves Joe so much, she even memorized what time of day he comes home from school, and each day she waits outside his classroom to walk home with him. Unfortunately, Jpe's parents (Donald Crisp, Dame May Whitty) are poor, and they cannot put food on the table for themselves, much less feed a dog. They sell her to a wealthy family whose owner plans to show Lassie in dog shows, but she has other ideas. After escaping once and returning home with Joe, the new family moves from Ireland to Scotland, but Lassie's love knows no distance and she is soon on her way back to Joe.
Based on a best-selling book, this movie takes us on a journey with Lassie as she meets both friend and foe on the trail back to the boy she loves. Sentimental for sure, but never sappy and overdone, the movie represents a time in American film history when families went to the movies together. They just don't make 'em like this anymore.
DVD Review: Hollywood does it's worst!
Summary: 2 Stars
I was really disappointed when I watched this film recently and compared it to it's 2005 remake. Normally, I'm an avid fan of the original film as in many cases, despite the limited technology available at the time, the originals have a higher standard of acting and the characters manage to be more real and vibrant. However, with this wishy-washy Technicolor version. the cast seem wooden and unable to communicate the slightest essence of a Yorkshire mining village to the viewer. So much so, that another reviewer is under the impression that this film is about a Scottish mining family, rather one from Yorkshire. The plot is based on the purchase of the dog, it being re-located to Scotland and its long journey home to Yorkshire.
The dog is the only actor that plays its/her role with any degree of believability, and I believe that the film is relying on Technicolor to lift it out of the ruck during a time of war-time bleakness. Ignore this version and go for the 2005 "Lassie", which is a mite more true to life if not up to Academy Award standard.
DVD Review: Great Movie with great star!
Summary: 5 Stars
How can you not love a movie that stars the one true great star of all times; Lassie! With natural Collie traits and a keen intelligence the great Lassie does all the stunts and makes you believe it's all possible. The humans are predictable but excellent in supporting roles. For young childred today this would be an excellent family movie. For Collie lovers it's one of the great Collie Movies. For all others, it's a classic.DVD Review: A great deal at a great price
Summary: 5 Stars
I got my DVD just a few days after the order. It is in perfect condition. Just what I was looking for and at a wonderful price! I could not be more pleased, once again, with Amazon. Thank you!
Description of Lassie Come Home
No Description Available.Genre: Feature Film Family
Rating: G
Release Date: 24-AUG-2004
Media Type: DVD
Lassie Come Home is a classic for all the usual reasons: its timeless, universal appeal, its first-of-its-kind status, and its exceptional cinematography, direction, and performances. What makes this 1943 charmer especially fun for grownups who haven't screened it since their own preteen, pet-obsessed days, though, is a couple of cute-as-a-button cast members. An adorably over-earnest Roddy McDowall stars as Joe, the mostly hapless lad whom Lassie refuses to part with despite his down-and-out family's decision to sell her, for a paltry 15 guineas, to a wealthy duke; and Elizabeth Taylor, already stunning at around age 10, surrenders a sweet if mawkish performance as Priscilla, the Duke's tenderhearted granddaughter, who lends a hand in Lassie's escape from her family's unkind kennel master and winks her way into winning the fearless pup a permanent place at her true master's side. Beyond that, it's no mystery why generations of dog-loving audiences have marveled at the precocious collie's career--Lassie is a great actor. She so convincingly digs impossible trenches, leaps towering fences, swims raging rivers, knocks out bad guys, and betrays the essence of brokenheartedness with her bedraggled coat and woebegone expressions that it's sometimes hard to shake the suspicion that she's really an incredibly limber person in a cute dog suit. All told, Lassie Come Home delivers a lot to love, not the least of which is the deeply dramatic score--quirky sounding to the modern ear--which returns audiences to simpler, irony-free times, as does the movie's message of loyalty at all costs. --Tammy La?Gorce
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