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I've heard of that movie months ago when it was being played at festival and waited all this time for it to be available to the public because the premise sounded very original and cool (also I love my dog, he's my little protector). And while I still think the concept was great and the execution mostly well done, there are a few issues I just can't get over and make this not as good as I would have liked. For example the "bad thing" is never really explained so it feels a bit "unfinished". Also the main human protagonist is so unlikeable you don't really want the dog to save him so it's hard to get behind all his efforts. And speaking of the humans, all of them are terrible actors; thankfully you don't see much of them but the little you do is just subpar.

A very short watch though, if you feel like something different.

I think this one is definitely aimed at younger kids but grown ups can find it enjoyable as well; I did. That said, it really is your typical Pixar movie, predictable story, conventional characters, high level of polished animation. But not everything they produce can be another Coco. It makes for a good family movie night.

I really liked this movie that came out of nowhere. Taron Egerton and especially Ana Sophia Heger are as fantastic as everyone is saying, they made me feel all the feels. But I disagree with viewers who found the plot to thin of the movie to simplistic. I think that is actually what makes it great, and really effective: a simple story centered around 2 great characters perfectly portrayed. Highly recommended.

(ok as a single childless guy who always wanted a daughter, I may be a bit biased but I think even objectively this is a great movie)