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I can't believe they actually released this movie on tape. I haven't seen it since I was a kid and I thought I would never see it again.

Basically what we have here is a robotic dog who tries and protects homes from crime and ends up going haywire! However for me the only reason I give this movie three stars is because of the comic relief of the "ghetto" black dog next door. I can remember this dog with some vulgar comments throughtout the movie. I think this movie should have been rated at least PG and maybe even PG-13 due to this dog!

Great movie to enjoy with you college buddies over some beers and have a good laugh. Enjoy

Can a dog feel humiliation?
C.H.O.M.P.S. is the story of a robot dog who appears cute and cuddly but has actually been programmed to fight crime! It's the kind of movie we would all like to make, if we had access to various locations in Los Angeles, a camera, a dog, and Valerie Bertinelli.

Somehow I've missed seeing this film for some 25 years. I think maybe I was confusing it with another robot film titled with an exceptionally long acronym, D.A.R.Y.L. Having recently seen C.H.O.M.P.S., I think it's safe to assume that this was supposed to be some kind of vehicle for Valerie Bertinelli, however she ends up having a very diminutive role in the film. In a surprising twist, the *DOG* really is the lead role! One has to wonder why they didn't get Benji for the lead, considering the obvious resemblance. Maybe Benji reviewed the script and decided he had some degree of humility. You've probably heard of some of the other cast members if you were alive in the mid-70's, most notably Jim Backus (Gilligan's Island) and, umm, that guy who played the son in Land of the Lost.

I give this film two stars. One because it has something very few other films have: Valerie Bertinelli. The other star is for remining me how happy I am the late 70's are over and gone.