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Max

June 25, 2015· 1h 51m
Directed by
Cinemagraphs Score6.8

A dog that helped soldiers in Afghanistan returns to the U.S. and is adopted by his handler's family after suffering a traumatic experience.

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16 reviews·Last updated 28d ago
Peak Moment

Max saves Justin when Tyler threatens him on the damaged bridge

8.5at 1h 40m
Lowest Moment

Tyler falsely claims Max turned on Kyle and caused his death

5.5at 1h 00m
Biggest Swing

The film drops from the emotional bonding scenes to Tyler's false accusations, then builds steadily through the action sequences to the climactic bridge confrontation.

Critics found Max strongest in its early character development between Justin and the traumatized military dog, praising the emotional authenticity and Josh Wiggins' performance. While many felt the later conspiracy plot was more conventional and the script needed polish, the action sequences and Max's heroic moments won over audiences who appreciated a clean, family-friendly adventure.

16 reviews analyzed|Sources: Imdb, Tmdb
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Kyle and Max working together in Afghanistan before the explosion
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Kyle is killed in the explosion and gunfight
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Carmen shows Justin handling tricks to help Max adjust
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Tyler visits the Wincotts and Max reacts aggressively to him
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Tyler falsely claims Max turned on Kyle and caused his death⬇ Lowest moment
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Max fights off the cartel's dogs after being discovered
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Max saves Justin when Tyler threatens him on the damaged bridge⬆ Peak moment
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The family officially welcomes Max home and visits Kyle's grave together
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