Updated On: 11 March, 2022 03:07 PM IST | Mumbai | Johnson Thomas
Though the story feels terribly familiar, the sub-plots that lead the duo through wild, comedic, and exaggerated misadventures make the experience of it fairly endearing

A still from Dog
When an actor creates a movie vehicle for himself you know he’s going to be in every frame of it. That’s essentially what happens here. Channing Tatum is producer and co-director of ‘Dog’ and he is all over the place in it.
As Jackson Briggs he is a U. S. Army Ranger veteran, recovering from serious head injuries and PTSD, wanting to get back into service in order to give his life some meaning. But the army is not into rehiring 'lame' veterans. Thankfully, a senior throws him a lifeline. He is tasked with delivering a temperamental, disturbed, and dangerous, muzzled and on anti-deps, a hero Army dog, a Belgian Malinois named Lulu (played by three dogs), to the family funeral of a veteran who served with Briggs. After that Lulu is expected to be put down. So you basically know where this story is going from that point on.