Turner & Hooch
Action • PG • 1989 • 1 hr 39 min
Starring
Tom Hanks, Mare Winningham, Craig T. Nelson, Scott Paulin, John McIntire
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Written By
Dennis Shryack, Michael Blodgett, Jack Epps Jr., Daniel Petrie Jr., Jim Cash
User Reviews
Maybe my favorite Tom Hanks movie! Tells a heartwarming and funny story about a man and the dog he begrudgingly takes under his roof!
This movie is a true classic. It will bring you on one wild rollercoaster ride of emotions.
A classic young Tom Hanks film. His charm carries this silly and also surprisingly touching buddy detective comedy between a man and dog.
Hilarious, heartfelt, captivating and well acted, this is an underrated movie in Tom Hanks’ filmography. Plus, Hooch is very cute.
Adored this movie as a kid. Heartwarming and hilarious story with lovable characters and an awesome dog
Cute funny movie that also a bit heartwarming
Great humor and heartfelt film for the family
Great movie. Tom Hanks did a fantastic job in his role as a detective. The movie had a good story, and lovable characters. Give it a look!
Fun movie to watch as a kid. A good buddy movie with a lovable slobbering dog
A wholesome friendship movie that stays endearing almost 40 years later. Tom Hanks is perfect playing a fed-up dog owner during a job
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