Wonderful feel-good movies
Just a technical review: Two disc collection. The first movie is in FULL SCREEN (why why oh why???), has a theatrical trailer. The second movie is in widescreen and has no trailer. The first disc is clearly a first edition from WB as it has the design of their early discs, nice silkscreened with a pale coating that lets the title and info be readable, while the second is a "picture" disc with all artwork pasted on the disc. Seems like a rushed thing to make this double-pack which could have been done better in my opinion.
Still, good value.
Heartwarming and incredible
this family fun filled disney movie about two dogs and a cat that find thier way back home. this double feature of one of disney's greatest movies is the best you can get. this movie is made for the whole family.
I Almost Gave It 3 Stars But Felt They Were Worth 4
I still want the original The Incredible Journey with animals named as they were in the book, but for now, these two movies will do. The first movie follows the same action as The Incredible Journey, only the older dog is not the bull terrier but a golden retriever named Shadow. The bull terrier is now Chance, a pitbull, and the Siamese is a Himalayan named Sassy. They also have voices supplied by Don Ameche, Michael J. Fox, and Sally Field. That part I do not like although the dialog is funny, especially the spats between Chance and Sassy, with Shadow as the peacemaker. We see more of them in Homeward Bound II: Lost in San Francisco where they are taken in by a group of dogs led by Reilly who was tossed aside as a tiny pup on Christmas Day, and a pretty female who takes a shine to Chance. In both movies they are separated from their owners and take different journeys to find them. I liked Lost in San Francisco better, perhaps because it was a new plot and the female, Delilah, was...
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