A Dog's Promise (A Dog's Purpose, 3)

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The premise of A Dog’s Purpose is that a dog named Bailey is reincarnated over and over, in an endless cycle of suffering, while trying to figure out his reason for living. This vicious cycle continues into A Dog’s Journey, where this time Bailey’s mission is to protect CJ, the perpetually imperiled granddaughter of his most beloved owner from the first movie, Ethan. The third dog, a droopy mastiff named Big Dog, wanders into a patch of forest to die of old age out of the sight of his owner, Joe. You thought A Dog’s Purpose was supposed to be an uplifting, family-friendly adventure, not a horror movie? The second dog, a beagle named Molly, dies after CJ’s no-good ex-boyfriend runs her car off the road, causing it to flip over.

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Bernard/Australian shepherd mix named Bailey, is the same dog who survived the end of A Dog’s Purpose. That’s why, in the wake of the 2017 controversy, he “went out and took the movie on my back and did the press for it, because I thought it was really wrong, what they were claiming. In the wake of the controversy — launched when a video leaked to TMZ depicting a German shepherd apparently nearly drowning while performing a stunt — industry tracking services lowered their box office estimates for the movie.

The themes in this movie — it talks about forgiveness, family, love — I think those are very powerful things, especially in China. Quaid, who worked on both films, is still insistent that no animal mistreatment occurred on “A Dog’s Purpose.

The fourth dog, a Biewer Yorkshire terrier named Max, dies of natural causes surrounded by his loving family, finally having fulfilled his purpose. But this dog also dies so many times over the course of those two hours—from old age, euthanasia, even a gunshot wound—that dog lovers in the audience can only live in fear of what will kill Bailey next. This proves just as harrowing as the events of the original, so if you’re going to subject yourself to this, you may want to read up on all the ways that Bailey dies (or very nearly dies), so you can be sure you’re up for every agonizing moment.In addition to dismal reviews (a 34% “rotten” rating on Rotten Tomatoes), just three weeks before opening, the family film had been accused of on-set animal abuse.