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Think like a dog was an alright movie overall. Gabrielle bateman plays oliver. A boy that is very smart and likes to create inventions and even one for his dog henry thats a microship. After a science experiment goes wrong he can sunddleny hear his dog and its not long before villians are on the trail. Josh Duhamel and megan fox play his parents. An odd choice but it worked well for the role. Oliver now must help his dog escape the evil people and the feds and ruinte his parents before its too late. This movie has some charm and some pretty funny scenes but overall its just an alright film with a descent enough cast.

Poorly written, lots of minor implausibilities made it hard to watch. Turned off after 30 min and wish rewind would give me that time back. However, it's a 'cute' family film that's not full of profanity, violence or innuendo so there's that. Wish it had been better written.

Decent kids movie,predictable,somewhat forced comedy,and below mediocre acting children wise

Could have been a whole lot better had they not had the dog talk. Been there done that.

Probably made for a younger audience. Many of the jokes are just easy, gratuitous humor. It IS a fun premise. The kid invents something that let's him understand the dog's thoughts! The kids are all precocious.. they are saying things that kids this young just wouldn't know.. or say. It's a love story, where oli (gabriel bateman) has a crush on a classmate. But they kind of drop that storyline. Lots of current adult stars in here. Duhamel, fox, nayyar. When oli's parents are about to break up, he gets sad and emotional, yelling at them. Sad music. This all works if we all buy into everything...that little kids say all these clever, adult things, and that oli can talk with his dog. I guess I just wasn't in the mood or something. Just wasn't really willing to buy into it all. The dog makes so many wise-ass snide comments, trying to be so clever. Everyone does a good job with the lines they are given, but the script needed a make over. And a kidnapping. But that gets dropped. And something about satellites? Really? And the dog uses the word "ennui"? If it's aimed at younger kids, who says ennui?? Lost me, just about there. Then, lots of fart jokes. From the dog. Written and directed by gil junger.