Marley and Me Movie Trailer

Remember that really lame teaser trailer which features a dog running on a beach? Well, Fox has finally decided to release a full length trailer for David Frankel’s adaptation of Marley & Me. John Grogan’s New York Times bestselling book has been described as both hilarious and heartwarming, but this just looks like a paint by numbers romantic comedy. Oh, but it has a cute dog and comes out on Christmas Day, so its sure to make tons of money. Also, is anyone else getting tired of Jennifer Aniston? Leave your thoughts in the comments below.

The official book cover description follows: The heartwarming and unforgettable story of a family in the making and the wondrously neurotic dog who taught them what really matters in life. John and Jenny were just beginning their life together. They were young and in love, with a perfect little house and not a care in the world. Then they brought home Marley, a wiggly yellow furball of a puppy. Life would never be the same.

Marley quickly grew into a barreling, 97-pound streamroller of a Labrador Retriever, a dog like no other. He crashed through screen doors, gouged into drywall, flung drool on guests, stole women’s undergarments, and ate nearly everything he could get his mouth around, including couches and fine jewelry. Obedience school did no good -Marley was expelled. Neither did the tranquilizers the veterinarian prescribed for him with the admonishment, “Don’t hesitate to use these.”

And yet, his heart was pure. Just as Marley joyfully refused any limits on his behavior, his love and loyalty were boundless, too. He shared the couple’s joy at first pregnancy, and their heartbreak over miscarriage. He was there when babies finally arrived and when the screams of a 17-year-old stabbing victim pierced the night. Marley shut down a public beach and managed to land a role in a feature-length movie, always winning hearts as he made a mess of things. Through it all, he remained steadfast, a model of devotion, even when his family was at wit’s end. Unconditional love, they would learn, comes in many forms.

Is it possible for humans to discover the key to happiness through a bigger-than-life, bad-boy dog? Just ask the Grogans.

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  • jaci
    Just lost my Lab that often misbehaved. He also flunked puppy school. I've read the book and purchased the movie. So right! Give them your heart and they will give you theirs.
  • Thus Film is cool
  • megie
    hi matt ellla how are you
  • megie
    i ready like the film its so great with the dogs and puppy its so cute its my best film in the world i cared what to see you
  • sasha
    i still have not seen it i hope it is really good my friends say it is good
  • gem
    i cant wait to see this film,ive read the book and loved it,i hav a lab just like marley and she is crazy.yes it has a sad ending but the rest of it more than makes up it.
  • Gina
    I loved the book and have a lab on my knee now worse than Marley! Can't wait to see it, just wish I had written the book 'Bobby and Me' first!! It would have been a best seller.......
  • katy
    that was a shity move put this on
  • Tom
    u r an ass
  • Tinkerbell
    As a dog lover and having two of my own - knowing the story line of marley and me makes this an incredible idea for a film. I will find it very hard to get to the end of the film knowing what happens - same reason I haven't read the book yet. It is the thing that every dog owner dreads and especially when you have had a dog with a lot of personality it is definately like loosing a loved one and a close friend!
  • figureskater
    um does Marley die?
  • figureskater
    Oh sorry I did not read the thing above. now I will not go.
  • Rachel
    I saw the movie and, i rather watch a person paint a house. It was so boring and it make you cry. When i went to the theater a lot of kids were there jumping out of their seats to see the movie but at the end a lot of the kids cryed including me! It really makes you cry and theres only a few parts about the dog. It is mostly about the job the characters have and their kids. It was to long and there was no point to the movie. It was not going anywere were you were interested. i began to cry and it made me think of my dogs when they get old and you know what. It also show the dog in the operation room dying. Very sad and makes you cry. Do NOT sent your kids their, it is horrible!
  • lynncin
    don't go. dog dies - not like the book. My 14 year old boy was upset
  • Dawson
    I was planning on taking my 10 yr old daughter to see this movie but I needed to know if the dog dies. She is a big pet lover. Thanks
  • christiana
    I'm a die hard fan of jen and I can't wait to see the movie......Marley is just so adorable makes me want to adopt a retriever
  • moe
    im looking forward for the movie i cant wait i have a black lab but is nothing like marley is one of the chillest dgs iv ever had....lol
  • hannah
    love the book i thought it was a good book im reallly excited for the movie 2 come out sooooo excited....... <33333 lol :)
  • Michael
    When i read the boolk i thought it was a good book then when it came to the ending of the book i cried because back in 2001 summer my dog had passed away and reading the book and the ending of the book gave me a flash back
  • Lottie
    I loved the book and am looking forward to the movie.
  • Lori Sanders
    Amen, sister!
    Lori
  • Lori Sanders
    I totally agree. I have 4 labs; actually only 2 of them are full-blooded. We adore them. They are loveable but can be a bit notty at times. But because they're so endearing, they're worth it
  • Lori Sanders
    Marley and Me Looks HILARIOUS!! I can't wait to see the movie! I read the book twice (so far) and LOVED it. I'm really excited about Jennifer and Owen starring in this movie - I love them both. I actually cried and laughed at the same time watching the trailer. Yes, I am a sap!
  • lizhill
    I loved the book...i have my kids reading it before we go on Christmas DAy to watch it. I loved this trailer, im at work and laughing my butt off...glad im on lunch :) im sure after seeing the movie i will learn to love my husbands beast of a dog..lol
  • Claire
    I think Andrew's right. It;s fine for you to post your opinion, but many of us would appreciate if you didn't do it so rudely. I'm glad you support the movie, Joe, but please don't be swearing and boing rude.
  • Claire
    That makes no sense. The one telling the story is "me," it matches the book, andMarley&Me sounds much better.
  • Dave
    Most of you, I can see by reading have never had a Lab. They are the greatest dogs period. They can (and have) drive you crazy! I've read the book, I cryed, I laughed and I know the movie will make me do the same. Its about a dog that teaches you life and how to live it. I could care less who the actors are.

    I agree with Kathy Blair above..
  • Emilee
    I love the book! My two dog do about the same thing. I am so excited to see the movie, because the book was so real I feat like I was there.
  • kathy blair
    The book was wonderful. I have three dogs and have loved and lost three in my lifetime. Oh..... The stories I could tell about each dog! Dogs bring joy and they have some sort of uncanny way of knowing when we need for them to just sit by us and pour out love that only a dog lover can understand. I can't wait to see the movie...not because of Owen or Jennifer but because of the story that is going to be told on the big screen. Please folks dont miss the meaning of this movie. If you love dogs and understand the unconditional love that they bring into our lives (along with the things that make us nuts as dog owners) you will enjoy something worth our time... and I for one look forward to seeing something real and heartwarming. Thank to the Jenny and James for not giving up on Marley. Many folks would have given up , and thanks for letting us share your story.
  • Chloe
    Okay so I can't stand Jennifer Anniston so I'm really disappointed in the choices for the movie. I have to admit it does look good but only because of the dog that they chose as the main star. Will I go and see it?? You betcha! Do I think Anniston and Wilson are going to keep me amused. Absolutely not..So with that said I'm on the defense. Maybe people should just keep a book alone. Not make it into anything else. Right now I'm reading the book " Dewey" a true story based on a kitty who was dropped into a book drop off at a library and how he made an impact on everyone. Do I expect a movie to be made of this? Absolutely. What will ruin this book will as well as Marley and Me is having someone like Jennifer Anniston as the made character in this too. Did I mention watching her as an actress I'd rather get the plague. Maybe thats a bit more realistic
  • bett4e
    thank you for making all those for making this wonderful animal into a movie for all to love. i can not wait to see this movie, own the movie on dvd, buy anything and all things with marley on it!!!!!!! you see i too had a dog like marley and it died. it honors all. thank you
  • Meli
    I laughed at the end part of the trailer when the dog was nearly out the car window, but the rest made me cringe. There is no way I can sit through a movie with a misbehaving dog it would drive me bonkers. When I was a kid it was funny, but as an adult it only makes me want to smack the dog owners in the film.
  • Joe
    @Andrew: I'm not obsessed with anything. Telling me to watch it? I'm simply defending an unreleased movie against those who have so far shitted on it simply based on a 2 minute segment. Thats like saying Transformers 2 is going to suck because of the pictures that have been leaked/released. If you're going to say why my shit is bizzare, at least have some reason to it because if you don't then simply shut your face.
  • Andrew
    What is going on here? I thought /film appealed to cineastes and had an audience of film/art appreciators, yet I just read twelve posts endorsing this fucking lame-looking dog comedy? I clicked through to read the comments assuming it would be hilarious, but instead, I get whimsy and endorsement? Is this why Beverly Hills Chihuahua and Max Payne are winning their weekends so easily?
    Who are you people?

    PS - Joe's post above is bizarre. There's fandom and there's obsessed lunacy. Watch it, man: you're gargling with freak juice.
  • Joe
    Those who are comparing a movie that they HAVE YET TO SEE cannot put this down because of a book they read prior. Seriously, are all you people critics like Ebert now? YOU HAVE SEEN THE DAMN MOVIE YET! STOP SAYING IT'S GOING TO SUCK

    Unless you have seen it the go on right ahead and give your 2 cents. We all get it Marley and Me book readers, THE BOOK WAS GOOD, but GIVE THE FUCKING MOVIE A CHANCE.

    @Elissa: You have said nothing about the trailer that would make you vomit. What you glorify Owen but vomit over the movie you have not seen? Seriously, say something about the trailer that would make you vomit all over it otherwise keep that shit to yourself.

    @Everyone-who-says-that-this-movie-is-going-to-be-nothing-like-the-book:
    SHUT UP, you haven't seen it yet to be complaining about the movie. And if you haven't noticed, the movie is an ADAPTATION for the book so obviously there isn't going to complete similarities BECAUSE ITS A FREAKING ADAPTATION! Look it up if you think that word means "COMPLETELY THE SAME AS THE ORIGINAL FORM."

    And for those who are complaining about Aniston. Besides the fact that she is in the tabloids and constantly being heart broken, how can you get tired of her when in the last year (being 2007-now) SHE HAS BARELY DONE A THING TO BE TIRED OF. Her last movie was the break-up and now she's going to be on 30 Rock. What proof do you all have of her that would make you sick of her? Seriously? Out of all the Friend's cast, AT LEAST SHE IS DOING SOMETHING MORE. The youngest of them all and probably the more successful of them all, alongside Courtney Cox-Arquette and Matthew Perry.
  • Annie
    I am excite to see Marley and me movie on christmas day. The trailer is very funny and wonderful. It makes me laught. I love Owen, Jennifer and dog.
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  • Stoned One
    no offense guys, but this looks like Beethoven (1992)
  • janice
    will see this movie love jen,owen and dogs. those that are not for jennifer aniston it is their own problem for being bais about some one they do not know. get real and stop hating on a woman that has hurt nobody. I wish i had her looks as i think she is cute and looks amazing for her age, she will age well. movie a must see sick of murder, and tragic stories.
  • Eric B.
    OMG I remember crying at the end of the book. I can't wait
  • Christopher Edwards
    trailer reminds me of what me and my dog go through every day, i have done majority of the things in that trailer or worse.
  • wilberfan
    Popcorn, you're right. I had the same thought. Kathleen Turner. :-O
  • NO THANKS
    the book is seriously amazing, I'll def. see this. It won't live up to it, but it'll be pretty good.
  • Was that dog trainer Kathleen Turner? She's not listed on IMDB but I swear it was her.
  • Stoned One
    The trailer looks okay. The book was better. The book was fantastic, it was heart-filled and touching, all of the moments showcased in the trailer seem so over the top and cheap.

    I guess I ruined the movie by reading the book. Ba Humbug!
  • Babetta
    I will go and see the movie for sure.

    I absolutely love Aniston.
  • It made me laugh
  • starscream9289
    Well at least the dog doesn't talk.
  • Elissa
    I have a deep respect for Owen Wilson, because despite his easy-going, life's-just-a-day-at-the-beach exterior, he seems like a guy who's carrying the weight of the world on his shoulders. Like some golden, tragic clown forced to perform.

    But this movie makes me want to VOMIT. VOMIT IN CAPITAL LETTERS. SPEW FORTH CHUNKS.
  • Go Goya
    The only thing that's going to make me cry during this movie is the thought of 27 well trained dogs having two work with two poorly trained ones.
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