Marley & Me

[Karen]

I read and loved the book! I am a bit worried that they'll take a lot of the heart of the book out to make the movie ...

[Riptide]

I havn't read the book, but can't wait to see the movie! Maybe if I become un-lazy, I'll motivate myself to read it...we'll see lol.

[CountryWolf07]

I haven't read the book yet but, I plan on seeing the movie...

[Grace]

I loved the book. Will probably see the movie. I'm not so keen on Jennifer Anniston - don't know what all the fuss is about her?

[K9karen]

Yep, read the book. Laughed and Cried.
The author was a local columnist in our regional paper, so I had read about Marley before.

I don't care about Anniston or what's his name..I want to see the movie just to see the dog.

[RipplingWaves55]

I loved the book. Will probably see the movie. I'm not so keen on Jennifer Anniston - don't know what all the fuss is about her?

Haven't read the book but hoping to see the movie. Who is Jennifer Anniston.. is that the girl who looks (or who is) in Friends? The movie looks so wonderful!

[*LabLoverKEB*]

Haven't read the book but hoping to see the movie. Who is Jennifer Anniston.. is that the girl who looks (or who is) in Friends? The movie looks so wonderful!

Yes- Jennifer Aniston is the girl in 'Friends'.

[Alysser]

About the Surge of labs, I really don't think so. Although it shows loyalty, maybe it will convince people that Labs are big dogs who need a pretty strong hand to take care of them. It may show they need cosistent training. Marley does honestly seem like the world's worst dog though. I have the possibilty of getting a new dog this summer, and to tell you the truth I think it *may* be a lab, but for the record this movie wasn't the icing on the cake for that idea. My parents like the breed, ALOT. I said I wanted an ACTIVE dog, and they said maybe a lab.

[Pam]

Yes I read the book and loved every page!

I haven't read the book yet but, I plan on seeing the movie...

Definitely read the book before you see the movie. Books are always better than the movies they are made into. I know that I will enjoy the movie, but am expecting that it will be nowhere as good as the book.

[finn's mom]

I think reading the book after the movie is a good idea, just for the simple fact that books are usually better. You'll love the movie, and then LOVE the book even more. As opposed to reading the book first and being slightly disappointed in the movie. I read the book a couple times. I think the movie will be fun. I'm not a huge Jennifer Aniston fan, but I really like Owen Wilson.

[dreamparkingspace]

The only movies I watch are dog movies other than school of rock, along came polly, and christopher guest flicks, therefore, Marley and Me will most definitely be seen, possibly on Christmas day

[AdoreMyDogs]

I read and loved the book. Anna (Cookiebaker) was nice enough to loan me the book and I laughed lots and cried lots. It's a wonderful book.

I think the movie looks terrible and I have no desire to see it. I guess I might see it when it's out on TV, but I won't be seeing it in the theatre.

[lute]

I read and loved the book! I am a bit worried that they'll take a lot of the heart of the book out to make the movie ...

I agree. I really hope they keep a lot of the book in the movie. I finished the book this morning and balled my eyes out when Marley died.

[MoonandBean]

Marley dies?

[Karen]

Marley dies?

No dog lives forever, sweetie. The book was written after his death.