Please appreciate these moments with your St. Bernards. My big girl passed away when she was 10 and I was 16. I grew up with her and many happy childhood memories are associated with her. I remember little kids shouting "Look, Beethoven!" all the time they saw my dog - they loved her almost as much as I do. Now I'm 26. Pain and sorrow are still with me, deep down in my soul. But I'm happy that she was part of my life.
I am so sorry about the loss of your sweet floofball. We had a Great Pyrenees; he was with us for 9 years. It absolutely crushed me; I lost him 2 weeks before my 16th birthday. The loss of a furbaby sucks. 😞
Well that's the thing about Big Breed Dogs like St. Bernard's they don't last long. But that's what makes them so valuable. You truly have to savor every second you spend with your dog because life is too short.
Aww. RIP. Why not plant some lovely, native, wildlife-friendly plants, flowers and trees in her memory? Please also remember the other equally important and sentient beings who are in need and go vegan...
EXACTLY!! This husband, father that’s a perfectionist with a high end business has it hard. Wants to keep everything neat and clean and Beethoven don’t let cleanliness happen
I kind of felt for George when I first saw this when very young. Took me a while to clue into the fact he was supposed to be a considered a tightwad who needed to learn to loosen up.
Well, part of it is he DID leave Beethoven's training to the kids. If the adults in the house don't have the time to do the research and training, they should hire a professional for a potentially destructive dog like a St. Bernard.
Yeah I was about 6 when it came out and continued to rewatch it until I was 9. I can’t believe it’s been 30 yrs 😆 That was a great family movie at the time. Much like Vacation was for the 80’s kids.
Hope Charles says hi to Dean Jones who played the evil veterinarian in this movie, who passed in 2014. Both St. Bernard's that played Beethoven in the first ans second movies are now dead. "Cujo" played Beethoven in the 2nd Beethoven movie.
2:48-2:49: "YOU!" 🤣🤣🤣🤣, Charles's way of saying that gets me laughing each time 🤣🤣🤣🤣. RIP, Mr Grodin (1935-2021). Thanks for the childhood laughs as George in the first two Beethoven movies (1992-1993).
When Emily, Ted, and Ryce took Beethoven trick-or-treating with them, I bet he got a lot of attention, like “Well, hello.”, “Hey, doggie.”, “Aren’t you a sweetie?”, “Want a treat? Not candy, obviously.”
What a wonderful loving family Beethoven found. They had so many great memories with him when he was he growing up in the Neuton's house. He loves them all including George. George is his human dad after all. Haha!!
I have a bull terrier called Symphony and he was a bugger for being stubborn but loveable as a puppy till he mellowed at 2 and half years old. Now he’s 4 and super sweetheart.
I'm sorry, but even when I first watched this movie I was so disgusted by the fact that he kept his mouth open when Beethoven was shaking. Like, bro, I would have dive-bombed the moment that dog stood up.
I have a Saint Bernard and they are little devils till about 2 1/2 years. Picture a 100-200lb toddler who KNOWS they’re big and thus can cause a scene with little effort. Still with the right training things will go a lot smoother. Though still expect the occasional temper tantrum.
I've always thought about getting a saint Bernard but I have enough chaos in my life with the Chihuahua I do not want to imagine something that can actually drag me down the street hell even cujo can pull me and he's only 8 lb
The kids aren't really responsible which is understandable it's most likely George who does most of the work taking care of him. Even in the clip he cleans up after him, gives him his house in the backyard, walks him in the rain and he is the one pulling him on the bike. George doesn't even hate Beethoven he just understands the responsibility of taking care of a pet and would just rather Beethoven be calmer
A little funny anecdote from my youth; I went to the local movie rental store for the first time alone, and I kindly brought the VHS case of this movie to the counter and the clerk put the actual VHS tape into it, and handed it down to the two hands stretching up above the desk. On my way home I crossed the street to purchase some candies for the spare change. Back home I had to fast rewind the movie of course, this is where I should have paid more attention to what was going on up on the TV, but I didn't, all I had my eyes on was the candy and the sugary drink I had on the living room table. After pressing play I think it must've taken me some 40-50 minutes into the movie to realize that the clerk put the wrong tape into the case. What I had been watching was JAWS, or JAWS 2, I cannot remember. But I remember being VERY confused about when the actual dog is supposed to show up. I wasn't particularly scared, but I experienced this sensation of peeking into the adults world. From then on I knew that there are so many things I have yet to experience when I grow up, but for now - maybe I will do just fine with Beethoven, or Mickey mouse..
The reason the first two movies were so successful was because they were just as much about the family as Beethoven himself, especially the dad, George, who goes from a controlling and distant parental figure to a more grounded, emotionally open father who appreciates his family. I love these movies.
Please don't get me wrong when I say this, but the dog was not the protagonist, even though the title said his name. The protagonist was really George.
Sweetest movie ever! The actors are pure gold and David Duchovny was so young and cute ❤ this movie transends generations MY son saw it and now my grandsons
He did all the work and the kids had all the fun. As a child i always wondered why in the last scene is the rain falling and the sky was blue and sunshine.
It doesn't matter how mischievous dogs can be, it's the nature and the temperament that counts. I can tell Beethoven is a fun, loving, friendly, loyal, caring and protective dog.
I was 2 years old when this movie came out every since then I feel in love with St Benards I've always wanted one. But living in a small state like Vermont they are rare to come across. So rare in fact I'm 31 now only just saw my first at a gas station a few weeks ago. I got to pet her a 150 lbs girl named bella. It was a dream come true so I thought well 2 days later my father surprises me with my own St Benerd puppy we are getting tomorrow 29 years since first watching this falling in love I am finally getting my very own. 🐶 as I write this comment and tears trickles from my eyes thank you Beethoven for getting me through my childhood and for making me never stop loving your breed and I can't wait to watch your movies over again with my puppy.
That part where he feels the slimy slobber on the stair railing makes me think of the slime sample scene from Ghostbusters. And Ivan Reitman was involved with both movies.
@Kobifans The same thing happened in Finding Nemo. Even though the title had Nemo's name, he was still not the protagonist. It was really his father, Marlin.
I watched this film when I was just a child. This scene always put me off with the mess in the ending. How can the WHOLE family minus George be so stupid enough to not discipline and take responsibility for the dog? My middle sister may want one, but I don't.
I think they knew it, they didn't make the eye blind of it. Maybe Beethoven's mischief and misbehaviour with George was their way to express their frustrations about his neat and control tendencies, which they can't express directly to him. Also they say "yes, we are going to take responsability", but in the end, they are children who only think in having the good things and leaving what they don't like to the parents. Children, as well as some co-owners, don't totally get it until the dog ruins something really personal and important to them. What is incredible is that Beethoven was giving just a bad time to George while with the rest of the family he didn't seemed to cause problems. Eg, chew and destroy toys of the little girl, eat homeworks, ruin the teenager's clothes for a date, the boy's glasses, something just the mother values (a marriage present???), urinating or defecaiting in their own rooms, etc. They didn't understand it nor get it until they listened their parents' argument when the father said Beethoven should go. They got it that the next day they decided to take all responsability (although it was in part for gratitude), and when the puppies arrived.
That's why he has had bad luck with Beethoven while the rest of the family seemed to be in peace and having fun with him. Since the family's introduction, they put that the father is pretty obsessive with cleaning, control and order.
George Newton is not a bad person. His issues were that he likes order. He even wanted everyone to get up early. Even on weekends. To him Beethoven is messy and chaotic. He has no patience with him. What blew my mind was the revelation that George is jealous of Beethoven!
2:45 Beethoven : Hey, George ? What's Happening, man ? George Newton : You !! Beethoven : Halt ! Before you do some random form of animal abuse on me. ( stands up ) I gotta shake off some crap. George Newton : No. No, what are you doing? No, no, NO !!
Please appreciate these moments with your St. Bernards. My big girl passed away when she was 10 and I was 16. I grew up with her and many happy childhood memories are associated with her. I remember little kids shouting "Look, Beethoven!" all the time they saw my dog - they loved her almost as much as I do.
Now I'm 26. Pain and sorrow are still with me, deep down in my soul. But I'm happy that she was part of my life.
I am so sorry about the loss of your sweet floofball. We had a Great Pyrenees; he was with us for 9 years. It absolutely crushed me; I lost him 2 weeks before my 16th birthday. The loss of a furbaby sucks. 😞
i feel you, it's the worst part of having a dog, knowing the someday it will be gone.
Well that's the thing about Big Breed Dogs like St. Bernard's they don't last long. But that's what makes them so valuable. You truly have to savor every second you spend with your dog because life is too short.
I know how you feel, man. I lost my golden in 2009, I'm 32 and I still miss her. Sorry for your loss.
Aww. RIP. Why not plant some lovely, native, wildlife-friendly plants, flowers and trees in her memory? Please also remember the other equally important and sentient beings who are in need and go vegan...
When you were a kid you couldn't understand why the dad wouldn't want Beethoven, but now that that you are an adult you understand perfectly.
I understand what u mean when I was a kid.
Бетховен пришёл домой 🏘 только ради детей дистанционно
But still, what a cranky fellow he was!
EXACTLY!!
This husband, father that’s a perfectionist with a high end business has it hard. Wants to keep everything neat and clean and Beethoven don’t let cleanliness happen
Np pi
That part where he says "YOU!" 🤣 cracks me up
Same! His face too🤣
Beethoven was like "Hey George!" 😁
He was MAD at him
Same
Gonna take a whole lot of washing to get that bed clean.
Living with a St.Bernard is legit this...this movie did not miss anything! I freakin love this movie✨
@Archie Saunders a
Our Saint is not like this at all. He hardly even drools.
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@@jrwheeler81 are you sure you have a Saint Bernard 😂😂
@@tukiscor9251 Yes. He is a show dog and is a beautiful Saint. Not all Saints drool buckets. There is such a thing as a dry mouthed Saint.
25 and watched this film about a hundred times when i was younger- it was my childhood!
Same =D
Not a 90's kid but I can say as a 15 year old that this is one of my favorite movies besides it came from black lagoon
Im 25 and still watch this and the 2nd one the sequels afterwards weren't that good but I love Judge Reinhold as much as Charles Grodin
True to be true
How’s being 30 ?
I love how they all come in at the same time with different size dog food lol
Same
And George gets stuck with the biggest one 🤣
God bless Charle Grodin.. always played the greatest dad in this movie and the many other movies he was starred in.
Rest easy, good man.
When you’re a kid, you root for the dog; when you’re an adult, you understand the father 🤣....
RIP Charles Grodin. I hope to see you in the next life.
EHola,
I kind of felt for George when I first saw this when very young. Took me a while to clue into the fact he was supposed to be a considered a tightwad who needed to learn to loosen up.
@@mphlohi true.
Well, part of it is he DID leave Beethoven's training to the kids. If the adults in the house don't have the time to do the research and training, they should hire a professional for a potentially destructive dog like a St. Bernard.
cod?
This movie perfectly portrays how it's like for a family that's never owned a dog before to try and take care of a dog.
And also the comedy is on par
That's WHY is a movie
In movies like this they make everything so PERFECT and FAMILY FRIENDLY.
Well, is a good movie to see on Sunday afternoon. 😊
And honestly, a St. Bernard is NOT the best beginner dog
This movie will 30 years old next years. A lot of kids in the 90s loved Beethoven.
I love this part 2:54
Yeah I was about 6 when it came out and continued to rewatch it until I was 9. I can’t believe it’s been 30 yrs 😆 That was a great family movie at the time. Much like Vacation was for the 80’s kids.
that scene was so iconic it even made it's way to the beethoven's big break movie as a form of a reenactment
The 90's movies are one of best!
I am glad this movie exists
Rest In Peace, Charles, I’m sure some of the Beethoven dogs are happy to see you again in Heaven, and giving you a big, slobbery kiss
He is gone?
@@lord_seraphineOG Yes
@@abbeymclane6985 gee,what a sad fact :'c
Hope Charles says hi to Dean Jones who played the evil veterinarian in
this movie, who passed in 2014. Both St. Bernard's that played Beethoven in the
first ans second movies are now dead.
"Cujo" played Beethoven in the 2nd Beethoven movie.
@@kellywellyist i always thought he was the one who played Rex in Babe. but it was Hugo Weaving
Фильм на все времена. Добрый, лёгкий, семейный. Светлая память Чарльзу Гродину , очень хороший актер.
I adore this movie since I was a kid, so sad to read the news 💔. Rest in Peace, Charles. Greetings from Buenos Aires, Argentina.
😢😭🤧.
I had no idea that the actor who played George Newton had died!
@@melissacooper4282 we will miss him too much.
@@mariapaula.5572 rutt
@@aghattabeatriz8692 ?.
Happy 30-year anniversary to this movie.
2:48-2:49: "YOU!" 🤣🤣🤣🤣, Charles's way of saying that gets me laughing each time 🤣🤣🤣🤣. RIP, Mr Grodin (1935-2021). Thanks for the childhood laughs as George in the first two Beethoven movies (1992-1993).
My dad always loved that
@@christinacobb2053 your Dad had great taste, Christina
He ain't a bad dog, he's a 90s star, Beethoven!
Yeah! Forget about the musician! We have a St Bernard!! 😃🐾
@Archie Saunders yep
@Archie Saunders yep
@@CJ-wr7wq kpu} pj
Yeah, all accepted me
When Emily, Ted, and Ryce took Beethoven trick-or-treating with them, I bet he got a lot of attention, like “Well, hello.”, “Hey, doggie.”, “Aren’t you a sweetie?”, “Want a treat? Not candy, obviously.”
What a wonderful loving family Beethoven found. They had so many great memories with him when he was he growing up in the Neuton's house. He loves them all including George. George is his human dad after all. Haha!!
I could dare to say that of all the family members, he had a big special place for the dad. 😅
This was one of my favourites movies in the 90s
When he was a baby he looked like a big and fluffy teddy bear hes son ute 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰
I’d be mad, too! The dad is the only one cleaning up after Beethoven!
That only makes him a better person. When having a dog you know what you chose like having a baby. Responsibility is the key and a fun adventure l.
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I feel old now I remember seeing this on VHS lol.
Same here
I wished they gave him a voice
Same!
Lean
KpopNiDontStop Only relics like us will always remember what vhs and VCR’s were.
When this movie was released, I wasn't even born 😂 I saw it later and still is one of my favourites!!! ROLL ON BEETHOVEN 🐶 love this movie series!
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Aw, Cujo was such a cute puppy
That’s Beethoven!
@@clementjoshua6812 I know, I'm making a joke as regards to the movie Cujo
CartoonGoddess626 Oh
@@clementjoshua6812 god Brianna, you cant take a joke
Read-to-hell Sorry :(
I have a bull terrier called Symphony and he was a bugger for being stubborn but loveable as a puppy till he mellowed at 2 and half years old. Now he’s 4 and super sweetheart.
this is one of my all time favorites every time i think of a family dog i think of beethoven
I'm sorry, but even when I first watched this movie I was so disgusted by the fact that he kept his mouth open when Beethoven was shaking. Like, bro, I would have dive-bombed the moment that dog stood up.
The saliva got in his mouth
Well it was clearly filmed in two separate shots so it was probably fake saliva when they filmed his scene
Nasty
To me like as soon as he sees him stand get outta the way lol
I have a Saint Bernard and they are little devils till about 2 1/2 years. Picture a 100-200lb toddler who KNOWS they’re big and thus can cause a scene with little effort.
Still with the right training things will go a lot smoother. Though still expect the occasional temper tantrum.
My brother has a leonberger ( German mountain dog). He's just like Beethoven.
I've always thought about getting a saint Bernard but I have enough chaos in my life with the Chihuahua I do not want to imagine something that can actually drag me down the street hell even cujo can pull me and he's only 8 lb
Cathy A there very gentle until 2 yrs ols
Tragic
Aw lol
I love that you can tell Beethoven absolutely adores George, the animals always seem to pick the one person who doesn’t like them 🤣
The kids aren't really responsible which is understandable it's most likely George who does most of the work taking care of him.
Even in the clip he cleans up after him, gives him his house in the backyard, walks him in the rain and he is the one pulling him on the bike.
George doesn't even hate Beethoven he just understands the responsibility of taking care of a pet and would just rather Beethoven be calmer
This movie is my childhood! 😁❤️
You know we've been better if there was at least one moment where George and Beethoven had a small happy moment
A little funny anecdote from my youth; I went to the local movie rental store for the first time alone, and I kindly brought the VHS case of this movie to the counter and the clerk put the actual VHS tape into it, and handed it down to the two hands stretching up above the desk.
On my way home I crossed the street to purchase some candies for the spare change.
Back home I had to fast rewind the movie of course, this is where I should have paid more attention to what was going on up on the TV, but I didn't, all I had my eyes on was the candy and the sugary drink I had on the living room table.
After pressing play I think it must've taken me some 40-50 minutes into the movie to realize that the clerk put the wrong tape into the case. What I had been watching was JAWS, or JAWS 2, I cannot remember. But I remember being VERY confused about when the actual dog is supposed to show up. I wasn't particularly scared, but I experienced this sensation of peeking into the adults world. From then on I knew that there are so many things I have yet to experience when I grow up, but for now - maybe I will do just fine with Beethoven, or Mickey mouse..
AWWWE I LOVE PUPPIES!!!!!🥰😍❤️
😍😍😊😊💓💓💝💝
J'aime Beethoven 😘😘
As a child I was on Beethovens side as a 29 year old with 2 kids I now root for George
The most ironic thing is that the dog has a big special place in his heart for the dad.
When you love saints but can’t keep one. This movie gives all ❤️❤️
Those kids should take more responsibility for Beethoven and for his messes, rather than George doing all the dirty work.
Not only the kids, but the wife too.
Ikr
I thoughy the same thing.
They do later on in the film.
True
Definitely my favorite childhood movie.
He's so cute.
I’m surprised George didn’t lose his mind.
He did
2:40-2:43 - George *growls*
2:49 - George *furious* "YOU!"
2:51 Beethoven: "Oh you think you're mad now, buddy...dig this..."
2:57 - *Beethoven shakes himself all over George*
3:01-3.07- *George screams*
😁
This movie is possibly the very origin of the "Dad and dog" meme.
The carpet scene with him scrubbing it is so relatable i have 2 cats I love so much but when they have throw up accidents I totally get this 🤣🤣
Weird to see him using pink rubber gloves.
The reason the first two movies were so successful was because they were just as much about the family as Beethoven himself, especially the dad, George, who goes from a controlling and distant parental figure to a more grounded, emotionally open father who appreciates his family. I love these movies.
Please don't get me wrong when I say this, but the dog was not the protagonist, even though the title said his name. The protagonist was really George.
Bethoveen grew up fast and he also makes great big messes and let he is so loveable
Sweetest movie ever! The actors are pure gold and David Duchovny was so young and cute ❤ this movie transends generations MY son saw it and now my grandsons
He did all the work and the kids had all the fun. As a child i always wondered why in the last scene is the rain falling and the sky was blue and sunshine.
Charles Grodin The King of Grouchy.
Before Beethoven, the first film I saw him in was “The Great Muppet Caper.”
Does he have this much a temper in real life? 🙂
@@sweetlife031 no
He has the driest sense of humor lol
Ha! More like George Newtown the of King Grumpy!
1:28 Beethoven Eats Turkey LOL
It doesn't matter how mischievous dogs can be, it's the nature and the temperament that counts. I can tell Beethoven is a fun, loving, friendly, loyal, caring and protective dog.
Used to watch this on repeat as a kid in the 90’s. This scene was my favourite 😂 the fact he got slime on the handrail lol!
I love the fact towel Beethoven just chilling during his bike ride with George, deep down he really loved that dog
This may sound hard to believe, but Beethoven was not the protagonist, even though the title said his name. It was really George.
❤❤❤❤😂😂😂 love this movie the vet Is funny love it 😂😂
I was 2 years old when this movie came out every since then I feel in love with St Benards I've always wanted one. But living in a small state like Vermont they are rare to come across. So rare in fact I'm 31 now only just saw my first at a gas station a few weeks ago. I got to pet her a 150 lbs girl named bella. It was a dream come true so I thought well 2 days later my father surprises me with my own St Benerd puppy we are getting tomorrow 29 years since first watching this falling in love I am finally getting my very own. 🐶 as I write this comment and tears trickles from my eyes thank you Beethoven for getting me through my childhood and for making me never stop loving your breed and I can't wait to watch your movies over again with my puppy.
Looking back to this film... My dog turned out to be as chaotic as Beethoven.
Please, train your dogs. I highly recommend it.
Yeah .. dogs certainly don’t have to provoke this much chaos ....they have to be trained so as not to do what we see here ...
My favourite movie ❤
Please tell me I'm not the only person who thought the dog was the protagonist for use, when it was really George.
A really good grow up montage, imo
That part where he feels the slimy slobber on the stair railing makes me think of the slime sample scene from Ghostbusters. And Ivan Reitman was involved with both movies.
The music is very good with this scene XD
One of the first movies that made me love dogs and animals
Yes this and then air bud
Used to watch it when I was 9 and now I'm 16 and I still have Beethoven 1 2 3 4 and 5 fun memories
There are five wtf, I only remember three.
@@finnsnow2495 6 movies actually
@@CynderSpirit wtf that's crazy
Love this movie. 😊
RIP Charles Grodin.
When I was a kid, I hated George, but watching this after becoming an adult, I feel bad for him. My dad is like that too, and we have a dog.
BEETHOVEEEEEEEN!!!!
I love how it hits the family pic right on que at the end of the song lol
Dogs are a lot fun and happiness,as well as,mud😊🐾🐾🐾🐾🐾🐾🐾🐾🐾🐾
After this Brian Levant went on to direct The Flintstones (1994) and Jingle All The Way. Oh how the mighty have fallen.
I loved Jingle all the Way
Jingle All The Way my favorite
@@catguy4996 Jingle All The Way was stupid.
@@spaceace4387 When did I ask your opinion?
0:00-0:01 A new happy life starts for the little guy.
Beethoven
I wanted to cry a littlw cause he looks like my grandma old dog and i miss him
all
This movie is my childhood
I loved the movies of Beethoven.
Well, you probably won't agree with me, but George was actually the protagonist in the first 2 chapters. It wasn't the dog at all.
@@dannytallman3022 i'd agree tho
@Kobifans The same thing happened in Finding Nemo. Even though the title had Nemo's name, he was still not the protagonist. It was really his father, Marlin.
What a big beautiful dog 🐕😊
Love Beethoven....
Beethoven is so cute as a puppy!
I’d give anything to have Beethoven as my dog.
He can be my new Buster. ❤️
Бетховен / Beethoven
Год: 1992
Страна: США
Режиссёр: Brian Levant
В ролях: Charles Grodin, Bonnie Hunt, Dean Jones
I WISHD ID HAD DOG LIKE THAT
I watched this film when I was just a child. This scene always put me off with the mess in the ending. How can the WHOLE family minus George be so stupid enough to not discipline and take responsibility for the dog? My middle sister may want one, but I don't.
I think they knew it, they didn't make the eye blind of it. Maybe Beethoven's mischief and misbehaviour with George was their way to express their frustrations about his neat and control tendencies, which they can't express directly to him.
Also they say "yes, we are going to take responsability", but in the end, they are children who only think in having the good things and leaving what they don't like to the parents.
Children, as well as some co-owners, don't totally get it until the dog ruins something really personal and important to them.
What is incredible is that Beethoven was giving just a bad time to George while with the rest of the family he didn't seemed to cause problems. Eg, chew and destroy toys of the little girl, eat homeworks, ruin the teenager's clothes for a date, the boy's glasses, something just the mother values (a marriage present???), urinating or defecaiting in their own rooms, etc.
They didn't understand it nor get it until they listened their parents' argument when the father said Beethoven should go. They got it that the next day they decided to take all responsability (although it was in part for gratitude), and when the puppies arrived.
3:01 George sounds like the start of every Arnold Schwarzenegger impression 🤣
Hjgjfhfhghbggghgn niobm neobntno
Lmao
R.I.P Charles Grodin
Imagine cleaning those sheets. Jesus.
Anais
cleaning? those are throwaways
Those would be designated dog sheets after hosing off.
I think that's "whole new bed" time! Hahah
なっつかしー！！！
ちっちゃい頃大好きだった！！！
ハンバーガーの大食い対決してるの忘れられない🥺
RIP charles grodin.
That dad is such a bad tempered person.
That's why he has had bad luck with Beethoven while the rest of the family seemed to be in peace and having fun with him.
Since the family's introduction, they put that the father is pretty obsessive with cleaning, control and order.
Top 10 most angriest dads ever
George Newton is not a bad person. His issues were that he likes order. He even wanted everyone to get up early. Even on weekends. To him Beethoven is messy and chaotic. He has no patience with him. What blew my mind was the revelation that George is jealous of Beethoven!
In a previous life he was a young boy in Germany who had just lost his father and had Beethoven living in his house. Beethoven became the dog.
He's so grumpy too
Lmao when he tried to pick him up on the table that’s so legit when your puppy gets too big
Struggles of raising a doggo lol
I LOVED IT
Puppies like Beethoven got to grow up sometime.
I loved this movie franchise as a kid
2:50 reference to Cujo, only this time he's covered with mud
Not just mud but ughh drool and saliva
@@petergresh516 they drool THAT Much tho lol
2:45
Beethoven : Hey, George ? What's Happening, man ?
George Newton : You !!
Beethoven : Halt ! Before you do some random form of animal abuse on me.
( stands up )
I gotta shake off some crap.
George Newton : No. No, what are you doing? No, no, NO !!
*Family* : wants dog.
*Dad* : doesn't want dog.
*Family* : get the dog anyway.
*Dad and dog* :
much different from the image which memes like this shows xd
George should hav ben tougher
My childhood right here ^^
❤❤❤. Vueno❤❤❤🎉
Roll Over Beethoven
Dogs are the coolest and cutest animals in the world.
I loved loved this movie growing up!!
懐かしい、今でも大好きな映画
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