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Out of this World: Dogs in Sci-Fi Movies

Posted by WishbonE at 5:54 PM

Thursday, January 21, 2010

Besides the countless movies made for dogs, there are still tons of movies that featured dogs (high or low exposure) as assistants, allies, enemies, heroes or villains. Who says dogs are to ordinary to appear in sci-fi movies? Here's a list of  5 Sci-fi movies that featured our favorite canines.

1. COPERNICUS, in the Back to the Future trilogy


2. EINSTEIN, in the Back to the Future trilogy


3. FRANK, the alien dog in Men in Black



4. HARVEY, Elliot's dog in E.T.


5. SAM, the dog in Dante's Peak who leaps out of a field of boiling-hot lava to safety


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