The Art of Racing in the Rain

Meet the dog who will show the world how to be human.

8.2
20191h 49m

A family dog – with a near-human soul and a philosopher's mind – evaluates his life through the lessons learned by his human owner, a race-car driver.

Production

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Trailers & Videos

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Official Trailer 2

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Official Trailer

Cast

Photo of Kevin Costner

Kevin Costner

Enzo (voice)

Photo of Milo Ventimiglia

Milo Ventimiglia

Denny Swift

Photo of Amanda Seyfried

Amanda Seyfried

Avery "Eve" Swift

Photo of Lily Dodsworth-Evans

Lily Dodsworth-Evans

17-Year-Old Zoë

Photo of Gary Cole

Gary Cole

Don Kitch

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Al Sapienza

Luca Pantoni

Photo of Donald Heng

Donald Heng

Sean Wright

Photo of Marcus Hondro

Marcus Hondro

Mr. Spangle

Photo of Peter Ciuffa

Peter Ciuffa

Crew Chief

Photo of Matthew Kevin Anderson

Matthew Kevin Anderson

Fox Sports Reporter

Photo of Dan Quinn

Dan Quinn

Jogger

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Reviews

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barrymost

9/10

Why can't we all have a dog as smart, lovable, and resourceful as this film's old trooper, named Enzo, after the founder of Ferrari...

Plot in a nutshell: As he nears the end of his life, a wise Golden Retriever who is exceptionally human in soul reflects on the lessons he learned throughout his long life, and all the things he's experienced, and what will come after death.

Comments: I think this must be my favorite modern movie. I'm usually writing reviews on the old classics, or the old obscure films, so this is unusual for me. But I was astounded after viewing this little treasure, to discover a modern movie that I would enjoy and give a high rating.

Kevin Costner provides the voice of Enzo, and does it perfectly, giving the character warmth, intelligence, confidence, and a touch of humor.

This is a great family movie, or for those who just like a good, warmhearted dog story. While I don't personally agree with the reincarnation theology presented here, it's a work of fiction anyways. And no movie ever ended with a better song for the end credits, so totally in keeping with the themes inherent in the film, Creedence Clearwater Revival's "Have You Ever Seen the Rain".

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