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Beethoven's 4th (2001)

The family is pleasantly surprised and puzzled when Beethoven suddenly becomes obedient. Turns out it's a prince and the pauper scenario, with the real Beethoven now living with a pompous rich family.

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Nathalie R 18 May 2006

I think I have seen all the Beethoven movies and for no good reason because they are really ridiculous!! Beethoven was one of those films that wasn't even that good the first time round but everyone forgave it because it was kind of cute and had Charles Grodin and Bonnie Hunt who were both kind of family classics.

Kristof "Che Spettacolo" V 06 Jun 2007

They should have stopped after the 2nd one. It was all downhill from there.

Matty H 31 Mar 2007

I love Beethoven but i find it hard to keep up with all of them there are so many.

Sara S 30 Apr 2008

Beethoven? You mean the St. Bernard? I'm in, I don't care what number it is.

J K 16 Mar 2010

The rude, crude, slobbering St. Bernard known as Beethoven is on thin ice with the parents who run the Newton household. If he destroys dad's (Judge Reinhold) artwork and drools on mom's (Julia Sweeney) briefcase one more time, he's history. The loving children of the family (Joe Pichler and Michaela Gallo) secretly enroll the dog into an obedience school in hopes of Beethoven learning a few manners. Meanwhile, Michelangelo, the pampered St. Bernard of the ultra-wealthy Sedgwick family -- a dog so well mannered it not only wipes its feet on a door mat but can also fold a dinner napkin -- accidentally winds up at the Newton's while Beethoven ends up at the Sedgwick estate, confusing the humans who live in both households.