Buck, an enormous domestic dog, is kidnapped from his home in California and sold to pull sleds in the Yukon. He adapts to his new surroundings, and listens to the call of the wild, which brings ...

Dog lovers, meet an adorable pup coming to the big screen in February: Buck from "The Call of the Wild." Adapted from the literary classic, the film tells the story of a big-hearted dog whose ...

While watching the canine-centered action-adventure "The Call of the Wild" (in theaters Friday), we couldn't help but wonder: Why is the star dog Buck a lumbering St. Bernard mix and instead of ...

In the Call of the Wild book, Buck and Thornton don't cross paths until the events that lead directly to the pair becoming companions, which are fairly accurate to what happens in the book.

Doesn't work.• I read years ago Clark Gable, star of original 1935 Call of the Wild, felt sorry for Buck, film's real dog. Buck was forced to drag heavy loads, take after take, till exhaustion.

Like any dog movie worth a scratch, "The Call of the Wild" has a tear-inducing ending. But in a twist on the norm, the tears aren't for the main canine Buck (the pooch played via visual effects ...

A life in the wild is clearly his destiny, a fact signalled by Buck’s visions of a spectral grey wolf guiding him, which Freudians might identify as his id. Soon he’s leading his doggy troupe in ...

And the final sequences, depicting Buck’s inevitably succumbing to the call of the wild and bonding with a pack of timber wolves, are moving, even if the animals are CGI-created. Still ...

Dog lovers, meet an adorable pup coming to the big screen in February: Buck from "The Call of the Wild." Adapted from the literary classic, the film tells the story of a big-hearted dog whose ...