Chien

2022 • 101 minutes

À propos de ce film

Dans cette comédie de voyage, deux anciens Rangers de l'armée jumelés contre leur gré - Briggs (Channing Tatum) et un Malinois belge nommé Lulu - parcourent la côte Pacifique dans l'espoir d'arriver à temps aux funérailles d'un camarade. En chemin, ils se rendront complètement fous, se confronteront à la possibilité que les médiums pour animaux de compagnie existent vraiment et commenceront à faire face à la seule chose pour laquelle ils n'ont pas été formés : se rendre. Tatum fait ses débuts de réalisateur aux côtés du codirecteur Reid Carolin, et Jane Adams, Kevin Nash, Q'orianka Kilcher, Ethan Suplee et Ronnie Gene Blevins sont les covedettes.

Notes et avis

Really well done. An accurate portrait of what our war veterans are going through. Also a brief but accurate portrait of the intolerance and stupidity of West Coast liberals. I can't see anyone under 35 years of age renting this movie. It's definitely for a mature, well rounded audience. Nice to just watch a well made film that doesn't have 5 minutes worth of CGI artist listed in the end credits. - Like I said, it's for a mature audience.

Absolutely well written and the people chosen to present The story; delivered an outstanding performance emotionally and tragic. Yet filled with humorous quips and references to entertain their audience. 10 Stars and a big doggy biscuit. We'll definitely recommend to All comers who can truly brace and hold their humanity's hearts to enfold our troubled 4 pawed friends and companions.

Best movie ever. Made me laugh and almost lose it cuz at the end it was sad and funny at the same time. My fave part is when Briggs buys a plush unicorn and Lulu literally just steals it. He gets mad and says "NO,This is my unicorn!" Lol would definitely recommend it to you