The Art of Racing in the Rain
Kevin Costner voices a dog in this adaptation of the best-selling novel that follows the canine's life and the lessons he's learned from his race car-driving owner. Co-stars Milo Ventimiglia and Amanda Seyfried.
- Director:
- Simon Curtis ('Goodbye Christopher Robin', 'My Week with Marilyn', 'Woman in Gold')
- Writer:
- Mark Bomback
- Cast:
- Kevin CostnerMilo VentimigliaGary ColeAmanda SeyfriedKathy BakerMartin DonovanIan Lake
Reviews & comments
Empire Magazine
pressIt might be built on the notion that dogs are the wisest of us all, but the end result winds up stupid.
The New York Times
pressEnzo is a bad dog, and his antics play worse for the film's lack of discipline.
The Guardian
pressA film aimed with lethal efficiency at your tear-ducts like Chuck Norris putting his boot into your kidneys.
The Telegraph
pressThe Art of Racing in the Rain feels like such a jumble of half-formed ideas and grudging creative concessions that I was astonished to learn at the end that it had been adapted from a book, and not a month-long argument in a writers' room.
Screen Daily
pressSome heartfelt performances and an adorable dog aren't quite enough to combat the sentimentality and contrivances.
Hollywood Reporter
pressWatchable but flat, with only occasional flashes of wit and feeling.
The Telegraph
pressThe Art of Racing in the Rain feels like such a jumble of half-formed ideas and grudging creative concessions that I was astonished to learn at the end that it had been adapted from a book, and not a month-long argument in a writers' room.
The Guardian
pressA film aimed with lethal efficiency at your tear-ducts like Chuck Norris putting his boot into your kidneys.
Screen Daily
pressSome heartfelt performances and an adorable dog aren't quite enough to combat the sentimentality and contrivances.
The New York Times
pressEnzo is a bad dog, and his antics play worse for the film's lack of discipline.
Hollywood Reporter
pressWatchable but flat, with only occasional flashes of wit and feeling.
Empire Magazine
pressIt might be built on the notion that dogs are the wisest of us all, but the end result winds up stupid.
The New York Times
pressEnzo is a bad dog, and his antics play worse for the film's lack of discipline.
The Guardian
pressA film aimed with lethal efficiency at your tear-ducts like Chuck Norris putting his boot into your kidneys.
The Telegraph
pressThe Art of Racing in the Rain feels like such a jumble of half-formed ideas and grudging creative concessions that I was astonished to learn at the end that it had been adapted from a book, and not a month-long argument in a writers' room.
Screen Daily
pressSome heartfelt performances and an adorable dog aren't quite enough to combat the sentimentality and contrivances.
Hollywood Reporter
pressWatchable but flat, with only occasional flashes of wit and feeling.
The Telegraph
pressThe Art of Racing in the Rain feels like such a jumble of half-formed ideas and grudging creative concessions that I was astonished to learn at the end that it had been adapted from a book, and not a month-long argument in a writers' room.
The Guardian
pressA film aimed with lethal efficiency at your tear-ducts like Chuck Norris putting his boot into your kidneys.
Screen Daily
pressSome heartfelt performances and an adorable dog aren't quite enough to combat the sentimentality and contrivances.
The New York Times
pressEnzo is a bad dog, and his antics play worse for the film's lack of discipline.
Hollywood Reporter
pressWatchable but flat, with only occasional flashes of wit and feeling.
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