Big-hearted and bolstered by a genuine love of dogs, Miguel Sapochnik's Finch is the right blend of style and substance with the epic story of a man, robot and canine on a survival journey through the American West.
on an adventurous cross-country road trip alongside an affable homemade robot and an especially cute pooch.
In its finest moments, the film even mimics the spirit of our canine companions in some respects, leaning closely into simple yet virtuous notions like hope, trust and loyalty the way pooches inherently do, demanding a big-screen treatment with the assortment of emotions it summons — feelings as grand as the visual scope that “Game of Thrones” veteran Sapochnik puts on display.
Soon enough, writers Craig Luck and Ivor Powell introduce us to Finch’s daily routine, consisting mostly of cutting open thousands of books, scanning them page by page and loading all the data onto the robot he’s been building, just to have a backup guardian for Goodyear after he’s gone.
A Hooch to his Turner , the movie’s furry star — played by an adorable rescue named Seamus — similarly delivers a memorable performance just being his true sweet self, establishing an organic sense of rapport with Hanks. In that regard, credit is due to the filmmakers for avoiding the pitfalls of countless dog-centric Hollywood movies that project human-like traits onto canines.
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