King Of Hoops 
(p.naga prasad)
  
King of hoops      The Heart warming tale of Josh Fromm,    his dog Buddy and their common love,basket ballis tole in    this comedy called Air Bud.  Josh(Kevin Zegers)is    distraught after losing his father ina plane crash.  And    that?s where Buddy steps in.  the dog?s specialty,taught    byhis abusive master Snively(Michael Jeter)who is a    professionalclown,is that he can bounce a baseketball off    his snout intothe hoop with extraordinarytelent.  Snively?s    appearances at childredn?s prties are peped up because of    his dog,and for te lown it?s a cause of displeasure.  Hving    been abandoned by hs master, when his cage drops off the    truck,Buddy is found and welcomed by Josh.  His entry into    eht Framm houshold is followed by a series of goof-ups and    mischief ?like burying the newspaper before the family can    laytheir hands onit.  Buddy ultimately helps Josh?s school    team win the basketball championship under the watchful    guidance of Coach Barker (Stephen E.Miller).  Now, with    Buddy all over the newspapers and televisin,his owner    demands the return of his pet, and what follows ensures a    thrilling climax to the film.  The telugu versin is qite    enjoyable with perfect lip sync and intelligible    dialogues.  However,like all dubbed versions,there are    flaws too,First,the names of thelead characters should have    been changed totelugu.  Secondly,the dialogues are spoken    in an affected manner that sound more like some of the    Telugu plays telecast o the radio.  In other words,there    isno natural touch to the dialogue delivery.     Neverthless,the movies ?directed by Charles Martin    Smith,written by Paul Tamasy and Aaron Mendelssohn and    produced  by William Vince and Robert Vince ?can entertain    children endlessly,especially because of Buddy?s antics and    comical capers.  
 
  
 
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