Top 10 Dog Movies
In honor of the latest hound flick to grace the holiday silver screen — Marley & Me, based on the bestselling memoir by John Grogan, opens Christmas Day — TIME takes a look back at film history's most memorable dog adventures
Lassie Come Home (1943)
It's impossible to look at a collie without thinking about Timmy in the well. Yet before the iconic TV show, there was this lovestory between an English boy and his dog. After being sold to a faraway Duke, Lassie escapes and travels across Scotland and England to reunite with her original owner, a boy named Joe. She faces bad weather, bad people, and bad British food, but alas, no wells.
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