Movies starring pets

The weekend is coming and one of our favorite plans to make is to watch a movie. But if it also stars pets, so much the better.

Today we propose a selection of films that have starred friendly, adorable, endearing pets and many more adjectives. All you have to do is grab the popcorn and enjoy the seventh art:

– Pets (2016): this animated film tells us what our pets do while we are not at home, and although it is a cartoon, we recommend it for all audiences. Laughs are guaranteed with the adventures of Max, a small dog whose life is turned upside down when his owner decides to adopt a new companion.

– Always by your side, Hachiko (2009): remake of a 1987 Japanese film, and based on a true story, with Hachicko we will remember the ability of dogs to be faithful to their master until the last days. We recommend that you have a box of tissues nearby, because it is very exciting.

– Beethoven, one of the family (1992): a classic in films starring pets, it tells the story of a Saint Bernard who ends up being adopted by a family, whose father does not agree with the idea, but whose In the end, it teaches us that having an animal at home is one of the best things that can happen to us.

– Like Cats and Dogs (2001): Mr. Tinkles is a Persian cat with a desire for power who one day decides to lead a feline movement against man's best friend, the dog.

– Seven lives, this cat is a danger (2016): a traffic accident leaves executive Tom in a coma, but his soul passes to the cat he had in the car and that he was going to give to his daughter. A fun comedy that shows us what a cat with human thoughts would be like.

– Rent-a-Cat (2012): Do you feel alone? Well, rent a cat. This is the plot of this Japanese film that will not leave you indifferent.

– Pancho, the millionaire dog (2014): finally, a Spanish film. Pancho, the famous dog that we all know for having starred in lottery advertisements, lives like a king with all the whims at his disposal, since he won the lottery. His secretary will try to make him become a responsible dog.

Do you have any more recommendations? Write us in the comments.