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VHS : Chips the War DogIn association with Amazon.comstarring: Brandon Douglas, Ned Vaughn, Paxton Whitehead, Robert Miranda, Ellie Cornell directed by: Ed Kaplan  Binding: VHS Tape EAN: 9786302961553 Format: Closed-captioned, Color, HiFi Sound, NTSC ISBN: 6302961556 Label: Buena Vista Home Video Manufacturer: Buena Vista Home Video Number Of Items: 1 Publisher: Buena Vista Home Video Release Date: August 04, 1993 Running Time: 92 minutes Studio: Buena Vista Home Video Theatrical Release Date: March 24, 1990 Sales Rank: 1411 Related Items:
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 Rating:  - Definitely worth producing on DVD!Several years ago we taped this on VHS when it aired on the Disney Channel. The tape was watched so many times, it had to be thrown away a long time ago! This was one of my brothers and I's favorites, and now that my children are entering their school-age years, I'd love for them to see this. However, we definitely would like this on DVD--so it lasts for generations to come! Rating: - Classic Dog Lover's MovieThis is a classic dog lover's movie that you'll want to see again and again--and even pass down to the next generation. Our copy is wearing out from use! For a great companion read to this movie for both kids and adults order "Chips a Hometown Hero" Chips: A Hometown Hero about the real Chips in WW II. Rating: - Chips the War DogI just want to add one more thing to the reviews. Please put this movie on DVD before it is lost for good! >>>Sincerely, Joan Rating: - Excellent for young Dog LoversI watched this movie when it first came out on the Disney Channel, 15 years ago. Being in first grade the movie was excellent. It had all sorts of big dogs and some small ones. I watched it almost every day, especially when I was sick and stayed home from school. My friends and I would always pretend we were in the movie and play war games. It's a great kids movie and maybe has one cuss word throughout the movie. It's NOT a war movie. If you love Dogs you'll enjoy this movie. The war scenes ... Read More Rating:  - Um......am I the only one who noticed....The first thing that bothers me about this movie is that its about a real dog that fought in WWII but everything about this movie is largly fictional. As I have done in other reveiws I will list my main problems below 1. Unrealistically low casualties. When watching the landing on Sicily, my brother and I could only count three causualties, one of whome was a dog. And its the same way with the other battle scene: there's lots of shooting but no one gets hit. It doesn't do the war justice. ... Read More Browse for similar items by category:
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