About: A worthless mutt playing football with the same boy from the basketball version.

They can't tackle the dog but the dog can bite them instead. If a human is bitten the mutts team will be rewarded with a 9 yard penalty. Ok... I made up the last bit, but this movie is nonsensical because they aren't allowed to tackle the damn dog. This movie is about dognuttery.

Story: It's not as fun and warm as the basketball version. It could have used some Arthur Chaney.

Production: An alright family quality. Goof in most parts and tries hard to be like its predecessor but fails.

Highlight: Its more defined than the simple first one but that's not saying much.

Main intelligence: 0 for being a dognut

Grossness Level: 0

Should you watch?: No.

If you are a dognut then go ahead. If you want to be a dognut then go and watch. If you were a fan of the first then you might as well watch this so that you know not to watch anymore of these worthless mutt movies. This movie is ok-alright. Compare it to the filthy movies that come after this movie is a masterpiece.

Teenager Josh (Kevin Zegers) has just become the legal owner of his basketball-playing dog, Buddy. But now Buddy is also playing football, thanks to vet Patrick Sullivan (Gregory Harrison), who just so happens to be Josh's mom's new boyfriend. Unfortunately, Josh and Patrick don't get along very well. But when two Russians (Nora Dunn, Perry Anzilotti) see Buddy playing on TV and decide to kidnap him for their circus, the two must team up to find the dog and save him.

It starts so silly, it loses the essence of children's drama, to become a silly comedy, but we won't give up easy like that, the franchise is long, hehehe... Highly inferior to the first, probably superior to the next 5, and I still don't understand why so many productions, poor Bud...

Air Bud: golden receiver is a comedy drama movie starring Kevin Zegers, Cynthia Stevenson, Gregory Harrison, Nora Dunn, Perry Anzilotti and Rebert Costanzo. The movie is directed by Richard Martin.

The concept of the movie is nice but the only problem is the predictable plot and neither director nor screenplay writer did anything to make the movie interesting and you can easily understand about the next scene.

The acting is below par but the dog was impressive dog but background music doesn't impresses. The direction was just ok.

The movie will surely be liked by the kids and the young ones.

Overall a predictable and can be watched one time.