It will be released on Januthrough Lakeshore Records and Virgin Records. Rock Dog 2: Music from the Original Motion Picture is the original soundtrack and score album for the 2018 upcoming 3D-computer animated comedy film Rock Dog 2.
If this is an experience your current moviegoing habits call for, see “Rock Dog” with confidence.Rock Dog 2: Music from the Original Motion Picture In any event, despite all the many things that “Rock Dog” is not-one of which is “filled with rock music ” there are snippets of a Foo Fighters song and snippets of a Radiohead song and one original song and that’s kind of it-I can report that it enraptured and delighted, and most importantly, made quiet, the houseful of little kids and their nannies with which I watched it. On the way up to the theater I saw a nanny with a gaggle of six-year-olds, and I was like, “Are you guys going to see ‘Rock Dog’? Me too?” And I realized maybe this was not a good look for an overweight man in his fifties by himself to be sporting. So I trudged to my local multiplex at two this afternoon. The distributors were not screening it for “digital” press, so despite my protestations that I liked rock, and that while I’m generally more of a cat person I also like dogs, so how bad was my review likely to be, I couldn’t get headway.
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I had to pay to see this movie like any other civilian. In the meantime, charmingly naïve Bodi flops big in Rock Park, but is reluctantly adopted by pompous Angus (Izzard), who’s having a devil of a time writing his long-overdue new single, and is intrigued by Bodi, whose burgeoning talent sees him creating a very nice blue fire when he strums his guitar.Īll this is every bit as silly and innocuous as it sounds, and it goes down, if not like honey, than like very finely spun cotton candy. So Linnuxx here sees an opportunity to get back at Khampa. The arrival of Bodi attracts the notice of a wolf pack, led by Linnuxx (Black), who, having been banished from his mountain source of lamb chops, now runs mixed-martial-arts events in the local sports arena and thugs around ineffectually with his gang. But the old man’s a softie, and gives him a bus ticket to the big city, where he hopes to go to Rock Park and learn from his new idol, rotter rock star Angus Scattergood. He breaks out a koto/guitar from the village storeroom and gets to strumming, which gets to annoying his dad. He starts dancing to that fine, fine music, and so on. Once he tunes into a particular station, he can’t believe what he hears at all. His good-natured but lacking-in-fire son Bodi (Wilson), slouching around in a very neat wool cap that nonetheless manages to scream “stoner,” is traipsing through a valley one day when a radio falls from a plane. The mastiff patriarch Khampa (Simmons) has come to believe music has no part in this society-too distracting-and has banned it. In the Asian mountain (Tibet is not prominently mentioned here), an alliance of guard dogs and self-shearing lambs have managed to form a society that happily keeps predatory wolves at bay. Simmons, Kenan Thompson, and Eddie Izzard, all do their jobs with relish and dispatch, but there’s nothing clever-clever about it.
The comic actors doing voice work, who also include Luke Wilson, Lewis Black, Matt Dillon, J.K. Elliott’s work in “ The Big Lebowski.” But this movie, despite being about a dog who wants to play rock music, has no winky pop-culture references besides that. The aforementioned Fleetwood Yak is voiced by Sam Elliott, and the role of the yak is structurally a nod to Mr. True, the voice cast for the American version is designed to have some adult appeal. What’s interesting about “Rock Dog” is just how very unapologetically a kid’s movie it is. But to be honest that’s really the most objectionable joke in the whole feather-light, primary-color filled, shorter-than-90 minute movie.
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