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DVD REVIEW - Robo-Dog: Airborne
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Robo-Dog Airborne

  • DVD Release Date: March 14, 2017
  • Rating: G
  • Run Time: 88 minutes
  • Number of Discs: 1
  • Studio: Lionsgate
  • ASIN: B01NH34F9Y
  • Purchase on Amazon

Official Synopsis:
Meet Robo-Dog, the world’s coolest pet. He can run super-fast, grow a bionic arm, talk, and even fly! After creating the perfect pooch for his son Tyler, genius dad Tom (Patrick Muldoon, “Days of Our Lives”) gets called away. When Tyler and his wacky nerd friend Barry head off to a science fair, Robo-Dog runs away and has his memory chip erased. After starting a new life with a computer whiz and his adorable daughter, will this high-tech terrier ever find his way home to his rightful master?
DVD SPECIAL FEATURES
Ruff Cut: Behind the Scenes of Robo-Dog: Airborne
Minuscule” Bonus Episodes:
o “A Cruel World”
o “Insect High Velocity”
o “A Rolling Snail Gathers No Moss”
o “Infernal Anthill”
Trailer Gallery
Here’s the trailer.

As I See It:
A science fair mishap damages Robodog’s memory chip. What more? His flash drive is AWOL and he is lost. That’s when single dad computer whiz Carson and his little girl Mira take the robotic terrier in. Boy are they in for same surprises as they discover this dog sings, dances, and even flies! Dog’s inventor Tom and heartbroken son Tyler search for his perfect comaanion. Want to know what happens? No spoilers here.
My Opinion Only:
Robo-Dog Airborne is the live action sequel to Robo-Dog. Its moral, too often missing from today’s entertainment, “Lying is bad,” works because it shows without preaching how it hurts people.
If you are an Insopector Gadget fan, you will enjoy this one. It has something for everyone so mark it enjoyable family comedy–simple fun complete with corny potty jokes and physical humor.

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