The two get married, move to a new house, have a daughter named Zoe (Ryan Kiera Armstrong), and completely flip Enzo’s world upside down. When Denny meets Eve (Amanda Seyfried), things quickly change. Life is good for Denny and Enzo – the duo spends most of their time at the race track, where the pup is mesmerized by his owner’s driving. The film begins with Enzo nearing the end of his time, before flashing back to relive the glory days. Enzo, voiced by Kevin Costner, and Milo Ventimiglia as Denny in “The Art of Racing in the Rain.” (Photo courtesy of 20th Century Fox) At one point Denny says that Enzo is “more human than dog,” and thanks to Costner’s enlightened narration, audiences can see that, too.
There has to be more than just tennis balls, bones and chasing squirrels, right? “The Art of Racing in the Rain” is the latest film to try and answer that question, giving a voice to man’s best friend as he accompanies his owner through life.īased on Garth Stein’s 2008 novel of the same name, “The Art of Racing” follows Enzo (Kevin Costner, voice), a wise pup belonging to struggling race car driver Denny (Milo Ventimiglia). (Photo courtesy of Twentieth Century Fox)Īnyone who’s ever owned a four-legged friend has wondered what’s going on inside their furry head. The subject matter alone in “The Art of Racing” is enough to get anyone emotional, but beyond its core components, it lacked a certain gravitas.
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