The Art of Racing In the Rain

The Art of Racing in the Rain is a masterpiece storytelling of a handsome gear-head named Denny and his dog—Enzo—living throughout the ‘ups and downs’ of modern human life with a professional racing career at stake. To experience the conclusion of this film is certainly not an opportunity one should pass up. I thoroughly enjoyed this film; most notably to the extent of which I began relate my own life to that of the main character’s in several regards. As a final note—for those that find they enjoy this film as much as I do—viewers of The Art of Racing in the Rain should also consider watching Ford v. Ferrari, particularly if they’re looking for a motion picture that delivers the same great acting, camerawork, plot, and soundtrack as featured here. If not—better.

Amazing it made me cry

Not many movies have moved me in the manner of this movie. It checks all the boxes. Senna, Ferrari, Racing, Dogs, Italy, Seattle, Love, Family all intertwined into a really touching story about life coming full circle.

Woof Woof

Wonderful movie! Deep and thought provoking. Love Enzo.

It’s a wonderful story, I feel like they could have told certain parts better in the movie but I still loved it

Saw this on a flight to Seattle (Where the movie is based). Was well with my time invested. Sad but poignant. A worthwhile watch!

This movie is well acted with beautiful scenery. The story is a heartwarming gentle tear jerker. It has a positive ending which brings the movie full circle. Well done! If you’re in the mood for a few tears and a movie that will pull on your heart strings this movie is a must see!

Simply a beautiful story. Worth the pain.

Costner’s voice and Milo’s lack of acting skills reduce what could be a great film to an annoying one.