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Snow Buddies
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Disney s adorable talking puppies are back, and this time they venture to the frosty arctic and team up with new friends in a thrilling dogsled race across Alaska. Join your favorite pups food-lovin Budderball, rappin B-Dawg, stylish RoseBud, mellow Buddha and messy MudBud for more fun, more action and more excitement in a heartwarming family film about the power of teamwork and following your dreams. As Buddha says, Sometimes the greatest journeys start accidentally.
When the going gets tough, the daring dogs have to band together with their new friends, Talon and Shasta, and muster up the courage to face the hair-raising challenges ahead. But will they have what it takes to win the race and find their way back home? Find out and fetch big fun for you and your family with this all-new film, featuring the all-star voice talents of Dylan Sprouse (The Suite Life Of Zack And Cody) and Jim Belushi (According To Jim) and exclusive bonus features!
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The Buddies puppies (Air Buddies) have been a great team since birth and now that Buddha, Mudbud, Rosebud, Budderball, and B'Dawg have all been adopted by various well-matched families throughout Fernfield Washington, they've each developed a comfortable routine with their new owners. After being chastised by Ms. Mittens (voiced by Whoopi Goldberg) for chasing her kitten, B'Dawg and the rest of the Buddies meet up in the park for a game of ball, but Budderball leads them astray after spotting a truck full of ice cream. What none of them expects after their all-you-can-eat ice cream binge is that they will soon end up parachute dropped into Ferntiuktuk Alaska with what's left of the ice cream shipment. After a night spent alone in a strangely white and very cold world, they are befriended by a young husky dog named Shasta (voiced by Dylan Sprouse) who's young owner Adam (Dominic Scott Kay) wants nothing more in life than to assemble a sled dog team and compete in a dogsled race across Alaska. Assuming that the Buddies are the answer to Adam's prayers for a sled dog team, Shasta convinces the Buddies to race and enlists the legendary sled dog Talon (voiced by Kris Kristofferson) to train them all while Adam pours over his father's old sledding journal and single-handedly constructs a sled that's the perfect size for him and his team. Adam secretly enters the race against his father's wishes and thus begins a perilous, but exhilarating journey that teaches everyone involved a lot about teamwork, faith, and the importance of helping others. While many aspects of this film are completely unbelievable, the talking Buddies are adorable, the plot is significantly improved over the movie's predecessor Air Buddies, and the wholesome message will appeal to children and adults alike. (Ages 3 and older) --Tami Horiuchi
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Snow Buddies
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User Comments About Snow Buddies
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I watched this movie with my children and really enjoyed it with them. It's a darling movie which inspires good values. I am so pleased with it that I am buying it for my friends and their children.
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This is a great movie for the entire family. We have a puppy with the same markings & color as Shasta, except she is an Alaska husky mix with brown eyes. After renting this movie I enjoyed it so much I purchased a copy.
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Enjoyed it especially with Grandkids
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Since I recently acquired a Siberian Husky about 4 months ago, he is a 6.5 year old, and not the puppy shown in the movie. They also loved the little Husky in the movied, but having a real one watching it with them made a difference. But the children and I enjoyed watching the movie.
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I was a disappointed with this movie. IMHO, it was too hokey for a Disney film. I purchased it for my 5 year old grandaughter and it didn't even keep her attention. Definitely not worth the money.Snow Buddies
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