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I remember seeing Digby- The Biggest Dog In the World as a child at a
Saturday afternoon matinee. I loved this movie! Digby eats some
experimental
dog food and grows to a giant.

I remember crying towards the end when they were going to bomb Digby for
causing havoc across the British countryside. I cheered when he came
running
out of the smoke back to his normal size.

For some reason this movie sticks with me after 30 years. Sure, the
acting
wasn't that great and the special effects were horrendous in retrospect
but
it sure was a great childhood movie for me.

Ich liebe diesen Film.

Absolut sehenswerter Film.

it is amazing. .

digby is the giant dog. it's very cute and playful. watch the movie you will like it. .

I loved this film when I was a child I would love to see it again.

Up is a great film for the grown ups and for the children great film.

I remember first seeing Digby, the Biggest Dog in the World when I was
about 8 or so, and I loved it. Rewatching it 10 years later, it isn't
as good as I remembered it being, but it is fun besides.

I do agree with everyone about the special effects, they aren't that
great at all. In fact, even by 1970s standard, they are actually pretty
bad. I also agree about Spike Milligan, with someone of his calibre he
deserved more screen time and perhaps better material too, he wasn't
bad as such, he just deserved more. Coming onto the script and
storyline, the script does have a lot of funny moments but there are
some grey areas as well, while the story has its predictable spots.

However, there is also some funny dialogue and some inspired sight
gags. Also, I loved the concept, and the film worked fairly well with
it. While the special effects aren't great, the cinematography and
scenery are still pretty good, and the direction is at least okay. The
acting is decent, Jim Dale especially is a lot of fun, however it is
the big dog Digby who steals the show, he is very endearing. And I
liked the characters, yes one or two of them are stereotypes, but they
are at least likable and funny.

In conclusion, a decent film without being outstanding. 6/10 Bethany
Cox.