Turner & Hooch (1989)

A detective who is about to leave the force is called to a crime scene of a man he knew. He now has to take the dog and has a hard time adjusting to his new friend. But in the end he is a life saver.

I give this movie a 4 out of 5.

Starring Tom Hanks (The Da Vinci Code, Forrest Gump, Saving Private Ryan, Cast Away) as Scott Turner, Mare Winningham (Philomena, Brothers, The War, The Seagull) as Emily Carson, Craig T. Nelson (The Incredibles, Coach, Poltergeist, The District) as Chief Hyde, Reginald Vel Johnson (Family Matters, Die Hard movies, Ghostbusters, Funny Story) as David Sutton, Scott Paulin (I Am Sam, The Right Stuff, The Accused, Castle) as Zack Gregory, the late J.C. Quinn [1940-2004] (The Abyss, Days of Thunder, Barfly, Takedown) as Walter Boyett, the late John McIntire [1907-1991] (Wagon Train, Psycho, The Virginian, The Fox and the Hound) as Amos Reed, David Knell (Total Recall, Splash, Spring Break, Grimm) as Ernie, Ebbe Roe Smith (Falling Down, The Big Easy, Mad City, Leverage) as Harley McCabe, Kevin Scannell (Bowfinger, The Player, Shoot to Kill, Show & Tell) as Jeff Foster, Joel Bailey (Between the Lines, Sci-Fi Trader, Beverly Hills Cop, Clear and Present Danger) as Ferraday, Mary McCusker (The Client, Up, The Cure, Trojan War) as Katie, Ernie Lively (American Pie 2, Passenger 57, The Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants, Phobic) as Motel Clerk, Clyde Kusatsu (Paradise Road, The Interpreter, Midway, Star Trek: The Next Generation) as Kevin Williams and introducing Elaine Renee Bush as Store Clerk.