Rusty: A Dog's Tale

Synopsis

Rusty: A Dog's Tale is an emotional family film released in 1998 that follows the heartwarming journey of a stray dog named Rusty who transforms the lives of those around him. After being rescued by a young boy named Danny, Rusty becomes an integral part of their family, teaching important life lessons about loyalty, love, and the power of friendship. As Rusty navigates through various adventures and challenges, he proves that even the smallest of creatures can make a big impact. Filled with touching moments and uplifting themes, Rusty: A Dog's Tale is a timeless tale of hope and compassion.

Cast

• 

  Frank Welker

  Boss Duck (voice)

• 

  Laraine Newman

  Bertha Bimini

• 

  Hal Holbrook

  Boyd Callahan

• 

  Rue McClanahan

  Edna Callahan

• 

  Blake Foster

  Jory

• 

  Danielle Keaton

  Tess

Reviews

Rusty: A Dog's Tale, although receiving mixed reviews, has been praised for its heartwarming story and strong emotional impact. Critics have praised the film for its ability to resonate with audiences of all ages, with its endearing portrayal of the bond between a dog and his human companions. Rotten Tomatoes critics have described the movie as 'a feel-good family film', highlighting its positive messages about love and friendship. IMDb users have also appreciated the heartfelt performances and genuine chemistry between the characters. While some reviewers found the plot to be predictable, overall, Rusty: A Dog's Tale has been recognized for its sincerity and ability to tug at the heartstrings.