SHILOH 2: SHILOH SEASON (Released to WorldFest-Houston International Film Festival, Houston Texas USA 1999)

  Ben Meyers’ Rating: 3.8|5.0 Starsììì

Shiloh 2: Shiloh Season improves its on-going story and has a certain charm to it as it works to improve the life experience of the previous owner of Shiloh.  

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Storyline

 Judd Travers still wants his dog back but after an auto accident, Marty works to understand Judd and begins a process to establish peace between neighbors.  

Additional Thanks

 Thank you to Director Sandy Tung for directing effort. Thank you to  Executive Producer Seth Willenson for making the film possible. Cast includes: Zachary Browne, Scott Wilson, Michael Moriarty, Ann Dowd, Caitlin Wachs, Rachel David, Rod Steiger, Marissa Leigh, Joe Pichler, Colin MacDonald, Dawn McMillan, John Short, Bonnie Bartlett, and Kathleen Rose,

Buy a ticket? Yes? No? Maybe? 

 Maybe. It may work for a children's watch but adults may find it a bit too predictable.

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Ben Meyers

SHILOH (Released to Theaters USA 1996)

Ben Meyers’ Rating: 3.7|5.0 Starsììì 

Shiloh has the theme of a boy who falls in love with a dog that belongs to another person and what he does to make the dog his own. This is a simple story for children. The most well-known actor in it is Rod Steiger. It works as a simple, fill-in-some-time, afternoon watch. 

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 Storyline

 A boy becomes attached to a dog that belongs to another person. 

Additional Thanks 

Thank you to Director Dale Rosenbloom for directing effort. Thank you to Producers Zane W. Levitt, Dale Rosenbloom. And Mark Yellen for making the film possible. Cast includes Scott Wilson, Blake Heron, Bonnie Bartlett, Rod Steiger, J. Madison Wright, Ann Dowd, Michael Moriarty, Shira Roth, Tori Wright, Montrose Hagins, Rachel Winfree, Amzie Strickland Frannie the Dog.

Buy a ticket? Yes? No? Maybe? 

Maybe. It is not a high-quality watch. It's simple, a bit slow at times, and can be somewhat boring. 

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Ben Meyers