<![CDATA[The dogs]]>Archived from the IMDb Discussion Forums — The Age of Adaline

lauranbvc — 9 years ago(April 11, 2016 07:05 PM)

The saddest part was when she was looking through the photo album that had pictures of all her past King Charles. I've got such a soft spot for dogs so that really hit me, the rest of the film was mediocre.

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the saddest part is watching her daughter grow older. every dog owner loses the dog eventually, having a daughter grow old and die before your eyes is the real horror.

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There's a website called doesthedogdie.com. You can look up a movie and see if there's anything to be concerned about.

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I agree. Dogs simply don't live long enough. I'm a total sap about them. There should be warnings on movies. Caution: the dog dies approach with tissue.

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