R.A.D.A.R.: The Adventures of the Bionic Dog

Worth watching for the canine talent!! Her handler Cassie Kennedy (Owner & Operator of Ohana Dog Training in Plant City FL) is incredible. Beck was a perfect choice for the role. Talented training made her scenes realistic and awesome. Dog Lovers will enjoy the action. This is definitely a fun family film with an easy to follow plot and quirky cast of characters. Recommended for PG audience on your next family movie night.

It's fun seeing Dean Cain star in a family film after seeing him years ago in the Superman TV show and the hilariously terrible Airplane vs Volcano movie lol

You'll get a kick out of this movie!

I saw this yesterday in a cinema in New Cairo, Egypt.

Paul Wilson as Dr. Van Hook was the best live action cartoon villain ever! And made up all of the movie's funny moments. Without him, it'd be a 1 star. His henchman also did a great job, and the best parts of the movie are the two of them interacting hillariously.

The others acting was very subpar, except for the henchman, who was great.

R. A. D. A. R. Became a legit Mary Sue. Every time, the dog had some additional supermanesque power be revealed, solving every problem easily and without effort, including a really stupid stunt in the end.

"R. A. D. A. R The adventures of the bionic dog" is a family-friendly adventure that takes you on a journey with a boy and his bionic dog as they save their small town from two bumbling crooks.

The movie is a wild ride filled with laughs and hi-tech hijinks. The standout performance is by Paul Wilson as Dr. Van Hook.

In conclusion, "R. A. D. A. R The adventures of the bionic dog" is a fun-filled adventure that is sure to entertain, despite some of its narrative shortcomings. It's a nice try, but there's room for improvement. Overall, great movie for young 5-9 year old kids, beyond that, RADAR is no match for Max, the first bionic dog from the Bionic Woman 70s TV series.