Dog Movie Review

Dog is a road movie scripted and directed by Reid Carolin Reid Carolin is an English producer and director. >> Read More... and co-directed by Channing Tatum Born in a small town called Cullman in Alabama, Ch >> Read More... . Channing Tatum, Reid Carolin, Peter Kiernan, , and Brett Rodriguez produced the film. Newton Thomas Sigel cranked the camera, and editing is by Leslie Jones Leslie Jones is an American actress/model, who was >> Read More... . Thomas Newman composed the music. Channing Tatum, Jane Adams, Kevin Nash, Q'orianka Kilcher, Ethan Suplee, Emmy Raver-Lampman, Nicole LaLiberte, Luke Forbes, Ronnie Gene Blevins, Aqueela Zoll, and Bill Burr featured in the film.

Plot

Jackson Briggs was an army officer who returned from the army due to an injury. He wants to join the military again. He was given a task to bring Lulu, the military dog, to attend the funeral of its trainer. Like Briggs, Lulu has post-traumatic stress disorder. Was he able to make a connection with Lulu? Was he able to take Lulu to the funeral? The rest of the story deals with it.

Star Performance

Channing Tatum is good with his natural performance. His chemistry with the dog is incredible. However, it should be noted that a single dog does not play the role of Lulu, but three.

Analysis

Unlike regular pet and road movies, this film carries more emotions. Channing Tatum's directorial debut hyped up the expectations, and the star satisfied the critics and audience with his directorial film in partnership with Reid. Though some sequences are predictable, the way they were filmed is interesting. The screenplay and execution are pretty decent. The cinematography is excellent with wide-angle and aerial shots. The BGM is impressive and travels with the movie's mood.

What's There?

• The script and execution are good
• The performances of the stars are impressive

What's Not There?

• Predictable sequences

Verdict

The directors had made an excellent pet-road movie with a good star cast and story. The film attracts movie enthusiasts of all age groups. It is definitely watchable once!