It was OK. I don't see why everyone loves it so much. It wasn't very smart or deep or well-directed.

Exactly the movie you think it is, but not the movie you want it to be.

Mostly, the movie is committed to the value of a good time.

An old-fashioned movie made with new-fashioned finesse.

This film is devoid of all character, charm or any quality that makes even the most dismal of films watchable. My two kids wanted to watch a family film and they both love dogs. To that end, this film ticked those two boxes...that's where the positives end. The quality of the overall film, cinematography and direction were possibly the cheapest and naffest I have ever seen. It was a though it had been filmed on a camcorder...and not in a cool 'Paranormal Activity' kind of way...just a low budget, high school project kind of way.The acting is dire. The storyline is non-existent. There is no comedic timing by any of the characters, the script and dialogue are terrible and there a no special effects.Conveniently the dog speaks through telepathy so no need to pay out for any CGI either.The minute the dog is about to do anything, the camera pans away and you don't see anything that it is supposed to be doing. You just see a few cheap camera wobbles, or unfunny expressions from the wooden cast. It is as if this film was made up as it went along. It certainly did not appear to flow. Even the credits were cheap and nasty. The only way this has scored as highly as it has, must be because the cast, crew and any investors have bumped the figures themselves. I presume Virgin Media must have bought the rights to this drivel and that is the only reason that it is on their movie rentals list.Do not waste your time, do not waste your money and pray that the makers of this film do not recoup the £15 they spent on this film and make a sequel.