A different way of telling a story

All of these films share one commonality, that being a kind of emotional center that humanizes a cast of monsters.

The movie is made so realistic it has a lot of that WoW feeling at the right moments and never tooo over the top. the suspense is done so well and the emotion is felt. Very well put together with the music and all.

This movie feels like it was made purely to piss off people who want good shows

This is by far one of the greatest movies ever created. The story by itself is outstanding and goes above and beyond any other movie I have seen to this date. And it isn't just the story which proves that this movie is one of the best but also the acting, watching Gary Busey pretend to be a dog and walk on all fours is outstanding, it adds so much character that words could never do. The fact that this movie doesn't have to tell you what is going on constantly is what makes it one of the best because it treats its audience like adults. I know that this movie will go down as one of the best classics ever created.

This movie actually deserves less than a 1. Talented actors went and played roles that could've cost them their career, if this movie hadn't sucked so bad that people didn't watch it. I could even stomach the bad writing and horrible film quality for less than half of the 90 minute runtime. It Wasn't worth the $5.00 at wal-mart for a children's movie.. Don't SEE THIS MOVIE! ITS NOT WORTH YOUR TIME!! WATCH SOMETHING ELSE INSTEAD!! Im having to make up extra lines to fill the 10 line minimum because this movie was so bad, its not worth it to point out flaws that you can see from the start. this Movie was so horrible, I wouldn't want to watch it if i was given a million dollars. this movie was absolutely terrible, and definitely not worth your money..

Archie (Gary Busey) is a ruthless businessman who gets what he wants, hook or by crook. Having no personal life, he concentrates on "getting" way ahead of the competition. Curiously, he also has a strong dislike for dogs. One day, as he is driving, he spots a dog in the road and swerves to miss the canine. Both of them, however, end up dead. Now Archie appears before the pearly gates, where the angels see no reason whatsoever to let Archie in. But Sweeney (Oz Perkins) suggests a possible route to redemption. If they send Archie back to earth as the little dog, and he can make two huge gestures of goodwill, he can enter heaven. It's agreed. Archie returns to earth as a beautiful white Pomeranian named Quigley, with Sweeney along as a guide. The former businessman is ordered to set things right for employees at his firm and to make amends with his long-forgotten brother, Woodward (Christopher Atkins) and his family, a wife and two kids. But, how can he do this, all as a tiny dog? We'll see! Actually, this family-friendly film has some very nice messages and a truly great cast. Busey is too funny as the canine, for we see him talking to Sweeney as himself, only in a "begging" pose. Cute. Atkins, Perkins, and all of the rest are very, very fine as well. The production has also been made with great care, for it has lovely camera work, costumes, sets and scenery. The main thing it lacks is a sure-fire script and good direction/editing. For example, most kids will be lost in the first half of the film, for Archie's trip back to his former firm is a bit fuzzy. Why is he looking for a "disc" and how can he make amends with his former employees. Once, however, the story goes in the direction of the family, the pace picks up and children will be entertained. Therefore, it is too bad that there can't be a few "teaser" scenes, in the beginning, about the family and have the corporate scenes worked into the middle. Nevertheless, if you love dogs, family films, and movies with good morality lessons, pick up Quigley. In truth, few folks will not adore this darling little dog's abundant talents and tricks.

What a waste of precious time! My 5-year-old daughter brought this home from my mother's house, and we watched it as a family. None of us liked it. This wretched little film, rife with glaring inconsistencies, overt Christian themes and horrible film quality, is not worth watching even on a dare. It felt a bit like a bad high-school drama class attempt at film making. How sad to see talented actors (Chris Atkins, Gary Busey, and company) flounder their way through this trite and insipid storyline. The only good thing I can say about this movie is that the dog is cute. The film can should have gone straight to the pound. Avoid this film - your time is better spent watching paint dry.