Book Review “Marley & Me”

I never thought that books about dogs are very attractive and may be full of deep thoughts. However, after reading John Grogan's autobiographical novel Marley & Me, I changed my mindset. It represents neurosis, loyalty, clumsiness, love. The name of the dog is Marlie 's wonderful story. Indeed, as I mentioned in several interviews by the author, he is going to write a "dog's story", but soon he immediately realized that it would not be possible without a family life [2]. That's why the title "Marley & Me" encapsulates the theme of the book, such as the relationship between people and pets.

Marley & Me received a positive review from the critics. According to 137 reviews, the rotten tomato rating is 63%, the average rating is 6/10. The decisive consensus of the site states, "Pet owners should prefer it, but Marley and I sometimes skilfully distorted the drama and laughed." Based on comments of 30 critics, the movie recorded 53 points (out of 100) and indicated "mixed or average comment". Mr. Todd McCarthy of Variety said the film is "wide and obvious, but with the sunny gold stars Owen Wilson and Jennifer Aniston's brilliant chemistry, and the final scroll has unparalleled emotional oppression, Fox Has a winner here, and almost everyone except a cat may be attractive.

Marley & Me is a 2008 American comedy movie about the nominal dog Mary. This is from the director of David Frankel and the script by Scott Frank and Don Roos is based on memoirs of the same name by John Grogan. The film starred Owen Wilson and Jennifer Aniston as masters of Marley. Marley & Me was released in the United States and Canada on December 25, 2008, box office revenue reached 14.77 million dollars, the largest box office revenue recorded in history. After the movie, live video of Marley & Me: The Puppy Years of the first part of 2011 will follow.

There is a real Marley. He belongs to John and Jennifer Grogan and is the subject of the 2005 bestseller and is also adopted in this movie. I hope that the income of this book is enough to cover Murray's expenses. Marly arrogantly destroys crew's behavioral patterns and science fiction monster's appetite, but you must love him. At least, Grogans must love him. They may be as crazy as their dogs. This is a handy course. When you go see a pet lady, she shows you a group of Labrador puppies, one of which is cheaper than the other and are not negotiating now.