Space Dogs Review

Space Dogs was released June 2012 and can be found at Redbox locations, Target, Walmart, and amazon.com. We love animation movies at this household but we really like animation movies that are based on a true story. Belka and Strelka were two dogs sent to space in 1960. One dog is a circus dog and one a rough and tumble stray dog who embark on an out of this world adventure becoming the worlds most famous canine cosmonauts. Space dogs is a www.phase4film.com.

My thoughts:
I think the movie had some great humor within it but again this film had a lot of fighting. Strelka and Belka meet when Strelka's rocket riding circus act gets a little messed up and she gets launched into Belka's neighborhood. Belka has a friend who is a rat named Venya. The three get caught by a man and put aboard a train bound for the Soviet Space training Program. I enjoyed the teamwork and hard-work that the dogs display within the movie. This is a Russian film and it portrays the Sputnik space program with pride!

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