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See Spot Run (2001)
Released By: Warner Bros. Pictures   Rating: PG-13   In Theaters: N/A
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Studio: Warner Bros. Pictures
Genre: Comedy
MPAA Rating: PG-13
Director: John Whitesell
Language: English
Official Website: N/A
Theatrical Release: N/A
Home Video Release: N/A
Cast: David Arquette, Joe Viterelli, Angus Jones, Michael Clarke Duncan, Leslie Bibb, Steve Schirripa
Published ID: 967877
UPC: 085392125029, 085391163251,
Plot: A police dog finds himself pitted in a battle of wits against an accident-prone mailman and a gang of crooks (and it looks like the dog has the edge in the brains department) in this broad comedy. Agent 11 (Bob) is a bulldog trained by the FBI agent Murdoch (Michael Clarke Duncan) to sniff out drugs, and the dog's keen nose ferrets out the storage facility of Mafia kingpin Sonny (Paul Sorvino); Agent 11 has also been taught to show no mercy with criminals, and he gives Sonny a serious bite in a rather personal place. Needless to say, Sonny is not amused, and wants revenge against the pooch, so Agent 11 is put into the animal equivalent of the witness protection program. However, unlikely circumstances set the dog loose, where he soon pairs up with Gordon (David Arquette), a stunningly inept letter carrier with a long history of fending off ill-tempered pets. Gordon is attempting to impress Stephanie (Leslie Bibb), an attractive single mother, by helping to look after her son James (Angus T. Jones), and when he comes across Agent 11, he adopts the dog and names him Spot, feeling certain he can smooth out the critter's often cranky relationship with people. But Gordon doesn't know that Sonny and his henchmen are hot on Agent 11's trail and that his new best friend will lead a gang of ruthless gangsters into Stephanie and James' home. See Spot Run was originally announced as a vehicle for comedy star Martin Lawrence, but when changes in Lawrence's schedule prevented him from taking on the project, it was retooled for the talents of David Arquette. ~ Mark Deming, All Movie Guide
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See Spot Run
Added 10/29/2009
The movie is fun, but both this VHS and a DVD I purchased elsewhere, has a bad section that freezes up.
0 out of 0 people found this helpful.
Great Movie
Added 10/4/2007
This is the movie that made me fall in love with the Bullmastiff. I happy to say that me and by Bullmastiff MAX watch this movie all the time.
0 out of 0 people found this helpful.
See Spot Run
Added 1/18/2007
I purchased this for my grandson and all of us watched it together (3 generations). Was much better than expected and we all enjoyed it. It was fun and entertaining for all
2 out of 2 people found this helpful.
NEVER EEEEVER AGAIN
Added 3/28/2006
I seen this movie on tv and 1 minute into it I changed it to C-Span. This has to be one of the worst movies I've ever seen. I mean don't get me wrong I loved David Arquette in Ready To Rumble but this by far is a horrible and degrating movie ever. There are lots of disgusting comedy in this. With lots of poop jokes. But It is meant for a 4 year old who has a sugar level of 1000 and loves to laugh at anything it sees. Parents you shouldn't even see it if it's on a plane. IT'S THAT AWFUL
0 out of 3 people found this helpful.
DOG'S BEST FRIEND
Added 3/14/2006
Is SEE SPOT RUN a great movie? NOT REALLY. Is it entertaining? Yes, I must admit it made me laugh quite a bit. It's really a slapstick farce with a blonde David Arquette mugging it up like the world was coming to an end. He plays a dog-fearing mailman who has his own devices to elude the dogs on Bleeker Street, "Canine Alley." Agent 11, a canine FBI agent, is targeted by mob boss Paul Sorvino (humorously so), so he is sent to witness protection for canines in Alaska, or he's supposed to be. A crooked agent sets 11 up, and the mob's hit men (especially funny is the late Joe Viterelli who plays mobsters with unabashed fun) go after the dog to kill him. 11 manages to escape to where else? Arquette's mail truck, where he is instantly adored by cute little Angus T. Jones, the son of the hottie (Leslie Bibb) Arquette is mooning over.
Michael Clarke Duncan has nice moments as 11's "partner" who can't seem to function without the pooch in his life. There are lots of predictable gags and even though the showdown in the pet store is incredibly goofy, it is funny. So if it makes you laugh, it succeeds as entertainment if not a great film!
4 out of 4 people found this helpful.
See Spot Run
Added 10/29/2009
The movie is fun, but both this VHS and a DVD I purchased elsewhere, has a bad section that freezes up.
0 out of 0 people found this helpful.
Great Movie
Added 10/4/2007
This is the movie that made me fall in love with the Bullmastiff. I happy to say that me and by Bullmastiff MAX watch this movie all the time.
0 out of 0 people found this helpful.
See Spot Run
Added 1/18/2007
I purchased this for my grandson and all of us watched it together (3 generations). Was much better than expected and we all enjoyed it. It was fun and entertaining for all
2 out of 2 people found this helpful.
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