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My 5 year old enjoyed it - which was the reason for being there which is why it gets 6 stars. It was mildly entertaining but largely familiar.

This is a pretty harmless animated movie about a pampered dog that has to learn how to live without privileges. Very basic story but I thought it wasn't as painful as I was expecting it to be, and it even has some heart to it which I found surprising. The animation is not amazing but does its job. I had just watched another terrible animated movie and this one seemed like a Pixar masterpiece when compared, but with some distance I can see it was just OK. I still find the West Side Story dancing squirrels very funny, but I don't think the target audience will understand the joke.

It's a 4. That's all there is to it. The jokes are lame, the characters are 1D, the animation is a bust, the songs are 4/10, the plot is predictable, the supporting *filler* characters are meant to entertain and make you laugh but they just make you yawn and check your phone instead, the title sounds dumb while it tries to be unique, snoop dogg doesn't help this movie, and the plot is ruined by the lame jokes and unoriginal dialogue between characters. It's a 4/10. Meh.

This movie has so much crude humor. I really don't advise watching this. The point of the movie is kind of unclear, was sort of cliché, and was kind of boring.

Half of the voice talent are old pros and are great, the other half sound like a high school drama club. The animation is actually pretty good, even if the story is a regurgitation of a million other dog movies.

The worst part is the squirrels. If you are curious how many times a crotch grabbing, dancing squirrel can say "Nuts" before it starts to make you uncomfortable, the answer for me was 3. But the joke just keeps coming back, over and over until you've heard them aggressively say "Nuts" so many times that you debate whether or not to just turn the movie off.

My 6 year old got bored and asked if we could watch something else instead.