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NBC’s Natalie Morales caught up with Amanda Seyfried and Milo Ventimiglia in Vancouver on set of their new film, “The Art of Racing in the Rain,” based on the heartfelt story told in Garth Stein’s best-selling novel.

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When I saw the trailer and Enzo said all I want is one more lap. Faster Denny faster, I almost lost it
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BlueWolfGaming-iqwj

Best book I have ever read. I tear up every time I even think of it. It teaches us how to be the best human we can be...even if the teacher is a dog!

tomdfw

Its reminds me of a movies; A dog s purpose, A dog s way home and a dog s journey 😊

eureka

Honestly- when I first saw the trailer, it looked super-cheesy, but a good friend of mine loaned me the book and I read it in three days. I probably could've finished it sooner if I hadn't had to stop so often because I was sobbing. Now, I cannot wait to see this film. I *highly* recommend reading it for any skeptics out there.

cuchelo

I couldn't stop crying, my heart was so sad. The best drama movie ever. And I'm a grown up men. But this movie makes you look at your pets(companion)life so different, that you will treat them with much more respect and affection.

FA-hfsn

The book is so mature and real. It tackles depression and alcoholism and death, I really hope the movie does it all.

Equus

Watched it yesterday on a flight home ffom thailand and cried from start to finish!!!

seandunn

I Loved the Movie one of the best movies I’ve every watched

louieinnit

The ending was phenomenal (specifically talking about when Danny decided to take Enzo on a few laps on the track in Enzos last days), the wisdom that the dog accrued and kind of reasoned with himself that its life was awesome. he said "I wish I can get a glimpse of what await Danny in maranelo ... Danny would be a wonderful driver for farrari, so wonderful that one day they would pluck him for the ranks to give him a try out for there formula one team, try me he'll say ... *I liked to see that but we cant have everything we want* very touching part.

OBI-KONOBI-ISRAEL

I cried so many times at one point when a car hit Enzo I was crying so much I couldn’t see the screen

louieinnit

As a racing fan, I was drawn to the book, and it was great. The more I am seeing about this movie adaptation, the more I like it. The cast (especially Enzo) is perfect.

jeffreyoldham

If I remember correctly reading this book as a kid got me looking online for a dog that led to my mom giving in and getting a rescue dog, Lizzy. She was my favorite pet ever and she just passed away. I’ll be crying from the opening scene.

EricBurns

If the movie is half as good as the book, it will be an epic movie!

mejorgy

My school saw this movie today, straight up cried 15 times... it was with the tears

RiverRigs

This is my favorite book, always has always will be. I just hope the movie stays true to the book, I won't spoil the first few pages, but for those who have read it, I think you can agree with me that if it DOESN'T begin where the book started, it won't be a great movie. I'm crossing my fingers!

candacenitowski