Rescued by Ruby

Netflix puts out so much trash that I was surprised to see a G rated film from them. (Were your regular writers all on vacation when this one was written?) This could've been a Hallmark movie. Warm, family friendly, and...a lovable dog! And - it's based on a true story!

Nice to watch something that doesn't pollute the mind. Keep it up, Netflix!

Not quite a 10 but I would Def put this in my list of movies I'd watch when feeling a bit bleuch. And want to feel good. Acting Was good and you couldn't dislike anyone. Mt hubby and adult daughter loved it and got involved.

It's formulaic and predictable, but this film touches the heart and deals with two moral stories-- that of a dyslexic, hyperactive Trooper who wants to be in the K9 unit... and a shelter dog he's challenged to work with. If you like this kind of film, you won't have a dry eye by the end of the movie.

The acting is good from all parties. Directing is fine, music fits the story, and it's realistic enough to not suspend belief. There are lots of cliches here... but also some very good lessons to learn, for children and adults alike.

Overall a very enjoyable movie to watch, and good points to be noted, especially in post-viewing discussions with children. I would recommend it for anyone who enjoys a good, basic family-oriented film.

7.5 stars - I round UP.

This is a bit in the Hallmark arena for me (I am NOT a Hallmark fan at all), but the dog was so darling and great, I had to watch it all the way through and I am SO GLAD I did!!

Yes, this is a wholesome story, but so what? I think we all need a bit of this type of entertainment every so often and this movie is a great way to get it.

What really made me a fan was the ending. WOW!

Watch it and enjoy. Have the tissues ready. It's worth the time.

This is a movie that reminds me of my childhood. Amazing dog actor. Not a CGI movie with CGI dogs. Heartwarming story. It was just rusty in the beginning when the guy was trying to train the dog by himself. Doesn't have a clue. You would think if you were trying out for the K9 unit for 7 years, you would get some basic understanding of dogs. Just my opinion.