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Bone-tickling bloopers; Deleted scenes; Audio commentary with director Brian Robbins and producer David Hoberman; Bark-Along Bone-us feature for your dog to enjoy; Outtake goof-ups
Full Product DetailsDisc #1 -- The Shaggy Dog
1. Opening Credits/Tibet [:00]
2. Forrester Trial [:00]
3. Fountain of Youth [:00]
4. Protest [:00]
5. Dog Bite [5:48]
6. Next Morning [2:06]
7. Coutrtoom Dog [2:14]
8. Animal Shelter [4:45]
9. Return Home [3:46]
10. Dog Park [5:16]
11. Forrester on Trial [3:27]
12. Cat Chase [4:39]
13. Football Game [3:08]
14. Missed Anniversary [5:34]
15. Break-In [4:41]
16. I'm Dad [5:09]
17. Captured [4:40]
18. Escape [4:09]
19. Courtroom Finale [6:15]
20. Hawaii/End Credits [4:19]
21. Chapter 21 [6:55]
22. Chapter 22 [6:44]
23. Chapter 23 [6:15]
24. Chapter 24 [8:34]
25. Chapter 25 [:00]
Just as impersonating a woman makes Michael Dorsey (Dustin Hoffman) a better man in Tootsie, so does being transformed into a dog make Dave Douglas (Tim Allen) a better father and husband in The Shaggy Dog. This in-name-only remake of the 1959 Walt Disney comedy, the studio’s first of the live-action variety, casts Allen as a hard-driving deputy district attorney who constantly disappoints his family with broken promises as he advances his career. When an ancient bearded collie bites him, though, he gets a new "leash" on life. In the film's best scenes, Dave cannot repress his inner canine. He lifts his leg in a public restaurant. He growls at opposing counsel in court. He laps up his cereal. And when the belt on his robe comes loose, it's like he's chasing his tail. Finally, when his transformation is complete, Dave is able to see from a new perspective how he has become estranged from his family. His wife (Kristin Davis) feels neglected. His son (Spencer Breslin) feels pressure to try out for football even though he'd prefer to audition for the school’s production of Grease. On the plus side, Dave is able to break up any shenanigans between his daughter and her boyfriend by jumping between the two. The Shaggy Dog throws a bone to adults in the audience with a pedigree supporting cast that includes Jane Curtin as a confounded judge, Danny Glover as Dave's increasingly concerned boss, Philip Baker Hall as a nefarious laboratory owner, and Craig Kilborn as an insufferable neighbor. Best of all, Robert Downey Jr. delivers a howlingly funny turn as a dog-napping mad scientist trying to harvest the collie’s longevity secrets. Among this remake's new tricks is state-of-the-art CGI that conjures up all manner of mutant creatures back at the lab and turns Allen, whose former stand-up persona once proclaimed that all men are pigs, into a convincing pooch. You will believe a man can fetch! Donald Liebenson, Barnes & Noble
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