Top 12 great movies about animals that move viewers

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Alpha (2018)

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Alpha - The Leader is set 20,000 years ago, following the prehistoric boy Keda, the son of a tribe's patriarch, on a hunting trip (ancient bison) to have food for the tribe, The young man was rammed by the bull's head and fell off the cliff. When he wakes up, alone, he must fight for his life and return home to follow the stars tattooed on his hand. Accompanying him is Alpha, a fierce stray direwolf. Also from here, human history completely changed.

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Hachi: A Dog's Tale (2009)

Hachi: A Dog's Tale - Trailer

Hachi: A Dog's Tale is a Hollywood remake of the famous Japanese film Hachiko Monogatari that premiered in 1987. The film is based on the true story of a loyal dog Hachi (known to the Japanese as Hachiko). Hachiko is Professor Ueno Hidesaburo Sensei's pet dog. Every morning it follows him to Shibuya Station when he goes to work and waits for him at the ticket gate every evening. But it all ended on May 21, 1925, when Professor Ueno suddenly passed away in a stroke. Hachiko missed eating for three days, but even after the professor's funeral, the dog regularly came to wait for him at the train station every night. Shortly after that, Hachi was transferred to a relative of Ueno-sensei and his family's former gardener. But wherever he was, he would sneak out every night and run to the familiar train station to wait. During the next nearly 10 years, sunny days as well as rainy days, strong winds or cold snow, people will see the dog waiting at the train station to fit the 6pm train. After nearly 10 years of waiting patiently, one day in March 1935, a faithful dog was discovered dead in an alley near the station. Immediately, the image of Hachiko appeared on the front pages of newspapers and touched the hearts of millions of people. Hachiko is erected a living statue right at Shibuya station, and every year, the Japanese people hold Hachiko memorial ceremony here, at the time of cherry blossoms, on March 8 (one month after Hachiko passed. life).

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Marley & Me (2008)

Marley & Me - Official Trailer

The film tells the story of a young couple John and Jenny Grogan and their Labrado dog named Marley. Initially, the arrival of Marley upsets Grogan's family life by the trouble he caused. But ever since, Marley has become an indispensable member of their family, with close and deep feelings. And the film made the audience burst into tears because of very ordinary situations, the sincere feelings between humans and animals. Especially when the film ended with the inevitable departure of Marley, not a single audience could hold back their tears.

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A Tale Of Mari and Three Puppies (2007)

The film A Tale Of Mari and Three Puppies by Japanese director Ryuichi Inomata, is recreated from a story about a real terrible earthquake in Japan. Mari, a purebred Akita Hokaido dog, mother of 3 dogs cute puppy. The film has made viewers unable to help but shed tears at his uncle's loyalty. Foreseeing that an earthquake would happen, but without warning, Mari sacrificed herself to save her owner. He himself found it and informed the rescue workers to take the two young owners Aya out of the rubble. However, the rescue workers were unable to get Mari and 3 small dogs together into the helicopter to escape the earthquake area. Will Aya meet the brave dog again, the answer will be when you watch the full movie.

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Lassie Come Home (1943)

Lassie Come Home (Lassie Come Home) is adapted from the story of the same name by writer Eric Knight published in the weekly Saturday Evening Post. The main character in the film is the dog Lassie. Due to the poverty of the owner's family, Lassie was sold to a wealthy nobleman far away. Lassie is a smart dog who ventured long distances to return to his old owner and thought of many ways to help his owner get out of poverty. The film about the dog Lassie has a profound humanity, is a lesson about solidarity, about the will to overcome difficulties. So Lassie went home became famous all over the world. Although more than 70 years have passed, Lassie Come Home's influence lives on. The character Lassie the dog is also named on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. In 1993, the film was also selected for preservation at the National Film Institute of the United States because of its cultural, historical and aesthetic importance despite having passed many generations.