Robin Williams: 15 Greatest movies of all time
By Sandy C.
#12 Old Dogs
Original Release Date: Old Dogs premiered in theaters on November 25, 2009.
Box Office Earnings: With a budget of $35 million, Old Dogs went on the collect $47.2 million at the box office. From this total, $49.4 million are domestic and the other $47.2 million international numbers. It’s great the movie performed well in theaters, because it didn’t do so hot with critics. At all…
Critical Acclaim: Ready to lean about one of the lowest scores not just on this list of Robin Williams films, but of all-time? Old Dogs scored an embarrassing score of 5% at Rotten Tomatoes. Ouch! Is the movie that bad? According to critics, yes. Even fans weren’t too kind about the movie. As you have probably already guessed, Old Dogs did not receive any awards.
About the Role: Robin Williams plays Dan, a man who is hit with the news that his short-lived marriage seven years ago resulted in twins. With Dan’s ex-wife doing time in jail, it’s up to Dan and his best friend and business partner, Charlie (Travolta) to take care of the kids.
Simply the Best: Old Dogs is predictable, but fun. It’s clear the cast is just having a good time. It also carries a great message about what matters most in life. The movie also stars John Travolta, Kelly Preston, and Seth Green.