There have been a lot of great vet movies since the dawn of cinema, with more and more coming out every year. We seem to have a love affair with our vets and want to feature them in many of our movies here and abroad. The following are some of the great veterinary movies that have been released in the United States over the last 20 years:
Dr. Dolittle – Tail to the Chief (2008): Peter Coyote, Elise Gatien and Malcolm Stewart star in this comedy about veterinarian Maya DoLittle, who is able to treat and communicate with animals in a special way. In this movie, the president hires his services to avert a dog-related disaster.
50 First Dates (2004): Drew Barrymore and Adam Sandler star in this romantic comedy about a marine vet in Hawaii who frequently falls in love with female tourists, lest he get attached and put off his career plans in Alaska, until he falls in love with a beautiful local woman who loses his memory every day. day.
Roman Corky (2001) Peter Falk, Kris Kattan and Vinessa Shaw star in this comedy about an affable veterinarian named Corky Romano who is forced to assume a false identity as an FBI super agent through a series of strange events. Hilarity ensues as Romano (Kattan) takes on the role of Agent Pissing.
Dr. Dolittle (1998) and Dr. Dolittle 2 (2001): Eddie Murphy stars as a doctor who can talk to animals of all varieties in this hilarious film venture that features a host of celebrities in supporting roles and cameos. The first film in the series was based on a 1960 film of the same name.
Beethoven (1992): This movie about an average suburban family and their Saint Bernard named Beethoven features an evil vet character. The family welcomes little Beethoven as a cute puppy only to watch him grow into a huge, messy, slimy but lovable beast. Trouble arises when evil vet Dean Jones continues to chase the dog in hopes of stealing it for his lab experiments. Several sequels followed.