In the 1991 box-office smash, a Saint Bernard named Beethoven helped save some poor dogs from being killed by a mad scientist. And now the comedy that only Beethoven and the Newton family can ...

but soon enough the movie has picked up and relocated in a mountain resort district where the plot seems to revolve around everything but Beethoven. The mother dog’s evil owner — played by ...

and movies about dogs, but my affinity for canine cinema doesn’t prevent me from rational thought. Growing up, I enjoyed Beethoven (the movie), which is now streaming on Hulu. The composer was ...

Here's an example: Item Number 58 is "Beethoven has always been a dog." Really? When I entered college, Ludwig van Beethoven had been dead for 162 years. He has now been dead for 183 years.

First introduced as a roly-poly puppy in a pet store window, Beethoven is quickly dognapped by a bumbling pair of thieves whose job it is to deliver dogs to an unscrupulous ”scientist,” who ...

Why are most dog movies cinematic bowwows? Beethoven, the newest entry in a sorry genre, is far less charming and funny than last year’s Bingo. And both don’t add up to the sustained ...

as I strolled with the dog, practically sunny — the Beethoven coming across as an attempt to rise above darkness, rather than succumb to it. (It was at the noble beginning of the second movement ...