Homeward Bound: The Incredible Journey

I first saw this movie when I was very little. I was a little to young to understand it, but when I got older I absolutely loved it. This was the only time I ever cried during a movie. This movie... Full review

This was a really cute movie, and I really enjoyed it very much, and it was definitley a family movie. The people who did the voices of the animals did a great job, and the voices seemed to the animals.... Full review

Homeward Bound is an uplifting film that in moments warms your heart and other moments brings a smile to your face.... Full review

i remember seeing this movie many years ago and i was so moved by it and was just dieing to see it again.. but never did.. Finally i had the chance to see it again now and i was totaly surprised... Full review

like I said This movie had me in tears at the end. I kid you not. When I saw Shadow coming out of those bushes, I was bawling. This is the only movie that has ever made me cry like this.... Full review

I have watched this movie over and over and over and over. I never get tired of watching it! It's worth watching!... Full review

i luv this movie. i love animals but every time i wacht this movie i cry but it does have a happy ending.... Full review

I love this movie. I grew up on it, and that ending still makes me cry. It's a perfect family film. Anyone who doesn't like it is probably a saddest or something. Great family movie, real tear-jerker.... Full review

I've watched this movie many times, and I never really get enough of it. The story is clean, and the animals did well in it. I know in the early 90's they really didn't have the technology to make the animal's... Full review

i just loved this movie lots of funny parts this movie was totally awsome.2 dogs and 1 cat on a journey to find their way home.... Full review

As family fare, the movie is relatively inoffensive.....Obviously written for children, Homeward Bound is filled with trite cliches, unbelievable coincidences, and poor acting (on the part of the humans).....In 1963, Disney came out with an enjoyable little film called The Incredible Journey .....Instead of "humanizing" the animals, it lessens the film's grandeur.....This would have been a much better movie had the dogs and cat not been given voices..... ... Full Review

Though the gimmick initially takes a bit of getting used to, it isn't long before audience acceptance takes hold, and the comic dialogue (despite an occasional pun overloaded) is witty and bright. The geography is a bit fuzzy here, but the story has a newly blended family (headed by Robert Hays and Kim Greist) leaving its rural home for temporary digs in San Francisco. ... Full Review

The result is an entertaining family film that is unabashedly sentimental as well as visually imaginative.....this film did, it's usually a sure sign of a disaster in the making..... ... Full Review

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Film review Based on the original 1963 Disney film, "The Incredible Journey," this update is sort of a live-action cartoon crossed with "Look Who's Talking," utilizing "thought dialogue" provided for three household pets - Sassy the prissy cat (voiced by... ... Full Article

Disney's live-action hit The Incredible Journey (1963) saw two dogs and a cat trek across Canada on their way home. This is the remake. Verities are passed from age to youth; races and creeds bonded by adversity. ... Full Article