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I am reviewing/reacting to Hachi: A Dog's Tale for the first time!

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Welcome to ScreenMaureen, I'm watching and reacting to Hachi: A Dog's Tale for the first time! Thank you for spending your time on my channel!

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[celticsFN]

us humans dont deserve this kind of loyalty, this story is so beautiful, Hachi waited for his master for 9 years

[selardohr]

If this film doesn't make you cry, I don't trust you.

[うえむー-gi]

In 2015, a bronze statue of Professor Ueno reuniting with Hachiko was created.

[ssotkow]

Oh no, this film will break Maureen. For anyone who has been to Tokyo's super busy Shibuya station, Hachiko statue still stands right outside the subway exit #8.

[pandasanding]

It is a true story yes
And at the end when hachi has eyes closed and is remembering
He passed away 😢

[i_am_aladeen]

They have updated the statue. Now there is also a statue of the professor and Hachi reuniting.

[vesper]

When I first saw this film, I ugly cried So hard. It almost killed me. 😭😭This was real love.

[txmoney]

Wonderful reaction and commentary.
This is the saddest, most touching film, I’ve ever seen. Over the years, it’s never failed to make me cry.

[santoshkhadka]

I thought i was though, ill never cry but watching this movie i weep like baby

[RichardM]

My daughter saw this movie and she was so choked up with tears she had a asthma attack. Akitas are extremely loyal to those they love. It is movie that made a grown man cry.

[angelbabysqueaky]

I just watched this movie again 2 days ago. I love this movie about loyalty and love. I always cry during the movie.
It's my favorite Richard Gere movie. It's based on a true story. This man's dog waited for him at the train station. There is a statue of "Hachi". He waited for his master for 9 yrs. until he died. The dogs are so gorgeous. Richard Gere said that the female that they used is called the Merle
Streep of dogs🐕🐶. .

[Nikchemni]

I read the commentary on the reaction to this film. The guy was with his girlfriend in the city in Japan where this statue of Hachiko stands. He told her about his story. And she burst into tears there.

[johnhamilton]

Dogs have a trait man sometimes have but dogs always have namely loyalty

[andyleclerc]

I grew up in Woonsocket Rhode Island, about 3 or 4 streets away from the train station used in this movie. My grandparents on mh dad's side lived in a high rise on the other side of the nearby bridge, right near the Church I bring my mom to every Sunday, and grew up in. THE WOONSOCKET CALL is indeed a real newspaper, that published twice a day when zi was a kid. You bet thus movie was a big deal to us when it was released

[cncs]

This movie is so heartbreaking yet such a beautiful story of loyalty.

[bethanyschneider]

Akitas are like Dobermans: Velcro dogs who get attached to that one special person who trained them! Many dogs I have loved in life, their loyalty and love is Heaven-sent🐕🐕‍🦺💛

[polina_pr]

it's not even funny how many times i've come across this movie and how it makes me cry every time.

[ANURAGPARIHARVLOGS]

This movie tormeted my soul out...the pain is unbearable.... Remember the more u cry the more u become kind ... cryiing is a way of kindness

[ohsfer]

Hachi never gails to make me cry. And he doesn't have to act much.. Oh my heart💔💔💔

[ZappafansAchilles]

これは日本での本当に有った実話なんです
今でも渋谷駅にはハチの銅像があります
This is a true story that really happened in Japan.
There is still a bronze statue of Hachi at shibuya Station