Very funny movie of a true story about a vagrant dog who basically adopts an entire small Australian mining-town of misfits, and the many ways he affects the lives of the quirky characters in it--mostly crusty men--until he finds the one person who is 'his'. Yeah, you will cry at some points--it's an animal movie, for crying out loud!--but it's a very good, touching and overall (I thought) rather uplifting movie.

I really liked this movie. Based on a true story. The characters were really entertaining. Another very good dog story is Hachi, based on a true story also

This wasn't the worst movie I've ever seen, it is far from being good. I fast forwarded a lot but not all the way.

This movie was entertaining and interesting but not one of my favorite for this year. Not too bad---good performance. I fast forwarded a lot but not all the way.

Has been repeatedly suggested to me and after hearing of Koko's passing today, I am more eager than ever to see this movie.

It is true that the movie could be considered a downer, but when love comes along, be it with a person or a dog, there is always the risk of loss. In this case, first the man/lover/master and, in time, the dog. As the adage goes, better to have loved and lost than never to have loved. Having been there, I can wholeheartedly attest to that. Grief and sorrow will pass, but the memories live on. And the story, large setting, large cast and large acting make this the best Australian film I have ever seen. Do not miss it!!!

This was a great movie. I loved it. There were plenty of laughs, lots of drama & it was very well acted for an Australian move.

What a depressing movie! Left me feeling sad for days...wish I hadn't seen it. Had some 'nice' moments, but a huge downer.