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Does Dog bite hard when
it comes to violence?

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"Hey, stop!"

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"Sergeant Rodriguez was 
a legend; they want his dog

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at the funeral. You do this, 
and you're back in the game." 

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Well, it's intense at times,
but never too scary.

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[Men laugh]
[Dog snarls]

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Channing Tatum stars in this
buddy road-trip dramedy

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about an Army veteran driving
a military canine across

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the country.

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"You're just a demon!"

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While the story is certainly
well-intentioned, look out

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for a couple of potentially
controversial scenes:

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In one that's played for laughs,
Tatum's character pretends to

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be blind, and in another, the
dog attacks a Muslim man

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based on his clothes.

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[Crash sound]

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There's also quite a bit of
drinking, frequent use of the

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S-word and other insults,
plus references to war and

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suicide.

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[Music plays]

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On the upside, the movie
promotes kindness and unity

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and could spark conversations
about mental health.

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[Music plays]

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Common Sense says Dog is
OK for teens 13 and up.

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