Snow Buddies: Cachorros en la nieve

My brother and sister watched this on repeat for years as kids. Great visuals and themes about family, honor, and friendship. Also fantastic action. Cute dogs talking and also racing against wolves in a dog sled race. Each dog has a unique personality that kids can relate to and even name their stuffed animals after. My parents probably got really tired of watching it and gave us Santa Buddies instead. Pretty good, but not as good as this God-given holy piece of entertainment. 10/10.

Everyone's favorite golden retriever puppies are back again.

This is no masterpiece, and you shouldn't look for great acting, though Kris Kristofferson impressed, on the same day he and other country music legends performed at The Grammys. Charles Stevenson as the bumbling sheriff is also quite good.

John Kapelos as the villain is the only human here who is genuinely a cartoon.

The dogs are very intelligent. But it's more than a little obvious several dogs play each part. And some of the dogs don't look quite real. But a lot is demanded of them.

There are a couple of "only in Hollywood" moments where a kid proves he can accomplish a lot.

Other than that, you pretty much know what to expect. But I can't say anything negative. If you're a kid, it's great. And there's nothing offensive, except for some potty humor that apparently qualifies as G-rated these days, and some minor but necessary violence in a race with an evil villain.

If you already enjoyed the Buddies series (and I did, even though I don't like dogs), you'll surely like it. If not, and especially if you don't care for kids' movies, well ...

Disney's most adorable pups are back, and this time they're going to venture into the frozen Arctic and meet new friends on a thrilling sled race across Alaska. Join your favorite friends: gluttonous Budderback, stylish Rosebud, laid-back Buddha, rapper B. Dawg and rowdy MudBud for some fun, action and mayhem in this gripping story about the power of teamwork and the importance of teamwork. Follow your dreams. When things get tough, our heroes must team up with their new friends Talon and Shasta, and muster up the courage to face the challenges along the way. But will they be able to win the race and find their way home?

The franchise is the usual cute, cute and saturated, the little babies of Golden River are cute, cute, but it's for those who have patience, right, or for little kids who think everything is cute... It wasn't very much in the vibe, no, carnival, working , let the little film roll just to have a little nap, nauseous, to complete my day well... Let's finish the sequence, three to go...

This is a movie which can easily be categorized as being exclusively for children and I am sure few grown ups will appreciate it. We all know how difficult it is to create a movie with children and animals but this is definitely a successful attempt. It is created for younger audience and it serves its purpose. It is not in any ways similar to "Snow dogs", so don't be misled by the name. There is some sort of a story line, which like in other Disney movies of that sort is simple enough. Children will fall in love with it and if you need a good doze of positive emotions from lovely pups you might check it out on a Sunday morning with your 6 year old.

Terrible what Disney did to those dogs at the end that had to tread water, while looking distressed, all for a stupid scene. Forget you Disney!!!