Hachi: A Dog's Tale

     I never thought I would be touched by a story about a dog as much as I was the movie, Old Yeller.  But it happened!  The story I am writing about was a movie made in 2010.  I never knew when the movie hit theaters.  I don't go to the theater enough to keep up with releases.  I wait until a movie comes on T.V.  One night I saw this movie to be shown on regular T.V.  I sat down to watch it. 
     The movie did not appeal to me at first.  It was moving too slow.  But some of the names of the cast, Richard Gere and Joan Allen, had me sitting, watching, and hoping it would get better.  I am glad I did.  The end brought tears to my eyes. 
     The movie is an incredible story about friendship and love.  I don't plan to give away any of the plot.  If you are in the mood for a feel-good movie, take some time and see this movie.  It's definitely not a movie that you will make the statement afterwards, "That's two hours I will never get back."  In fact, it proves to be a memorable film.  It's two hours you'll keep.  It's a true story of faith, devotion, and undying love.  It's time and time again in your mind that you'll replay the scenes over. 
     Hachi:  A Dog's Tale is a great movie.  I think I'm back in high school writing a book report.  It's at the bottom of that book report that I comment to whether I recommend if someone read the book or not.  I write:  Yes, I recommend reading.  But in this case, I recommend seeing Hachi:  A dog's Tale.