Fantastic!

Awesome Movie

This is a tender, generous movie that likes its characters and presents them as real people, full of flaws and strengths.

It’s not bad or unwatchable but despite the amplitude of the spectacle, the end result is underwhelming.

Max, the saviour of the White House, manages with ease to entertain us all. I personally love this movie. It fills you with warm feelings. It's enjoyable and fun to watch. Perfect for an evening spent with your dear ones.

I am basing my review on what my 3 boys ages, 10, 11 and 13 said about the movie. They enjoyed it (they also saw Max). I didn't even realize it was a sequel (which based on the trivia section, it's not really a sequel). While they were watching it in the car, I heard lots of laughter (good sign). The best recommendation for this movie is that they immediately asked me after it was finished "Can you get Max 3 if it exists?" They usually have good tastes when it comes to movies. But to give you an idea where their tastes are, they loved Princess Bride, Hero Factory and Mr. Bean. They were not impressed with the BFG, Where the Wild Things Are or Field of Dreams (they don't play baseball).

Loved the movie but I would like to a Max 3 since Max 1 and 2 were great (storyline), please. If you create Max 3 for the people who loved the movies 1 & 2 that would be awesome. The characters in Max 3 (if it manages to be made) should be the same ones from the first Max movie. Please.

Max becomes the new secret service dog when Charlie has puppies. Max becomes attached to TJ (Zane Austin), the 12 year friendless first son. When Russian President Vladimir Bragov and 12 year old daughter Alexandra (Francesca Capaldi) come visit the youngsters develop chemistry as things happen and only Max can save America...filmed in Canada.I hope Zane Austin studies real hard in school, because I doubt he will have an acting career as an adult. The lone joke that I like was the name "Bragov" as a slur at Putin. The WH in the film doesn't spoof any former WH. There was a school scene that looked like it was lifted from an old SNL sketch where agents help the first daughter on an exam. Unlike many kid's movies, there was really nothing in this film for an adult to enjoy. Makes fun of the Iowa State Fair butter sculptures. BTW this is a different dog and is not really connected to the first film.