Call of the Wild 2: Foxfire

This movie ended with to many "loose ends". The overall movie was pretty well done. I wondered why they did not answer some of the questions in this movie until I looked it up and found out that this was part of a thirteen episode TV series that aired on Animal Planet in 2000. This movie was episode 5 in the series. I have only been able to find two of these on DVD. I would like to find the rest.

Despite having his name over the title, this is not Jack London's Call of the Wild. This is a completely original story about a young man named Miles Challenger--not a character in the original book. The script incorporates characters and incidents from the book, but the story is totally different. However, taken on its own merits, the film is entertaining. Miles is a character young people can relate to, and the film does offer an interesting look at life up north during the Alaska gold rush. Just don't expect Jack London's story, or you will be disappointed.

This is a very enjoyable continuation of The Call of the Wild dvd with Shane Meier. While not a true telling of the London novel these are both very good enjoyable tales for any dog lover. The biggest drawback is the ending of Foxfire makes you say "that's it? that's the end?". My husband and I were both left wanting to see more of this shortlived Animal Planet tv show. Unfortunately, we have been unable to find any dvds of the program that apparently ran from March of 2000 to June of 2000.

Love Jack London stuff. My older daycare kids enjoy this. Nice for learning some American literature. Good family movie. Definitely recommend.

This movie was part of a thirteen episode TV series that aired on Animal Planet in 2000. I think this movie was episode 1 in the series. I have only been able to find two of these on DVD, the other being #5. I would like to find the rest.

Call of the Wild: I was impressed with the dog he was so big and husky. Perfect for the part. Good wholesome movie.

I love dog stories, because I've never had a large dog that gave me more love and company. I'll probably purchase many more from you. Thank you for making them available.

Jack London certainly knows how to write a book with heart felt love and loyalty. Now to see it as a movie, what outstanding viewing this was. Get the tissues.

This is not as bad as it sounds.I don't think they made a novel of a sequel but I think they pulled it off pretty well.This time Buck has a new owner and it takes place sometime after the original.I think fans of the original will adore it.

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if this is the nearest film to the book as described in the sales, then I would hate to watch the other attempts.