Dog Trailer: Channing Tatum Is a Filthy Animal Unfit for Human Company

MGM
Studios
has
just
released
the
trailer
for



Dog,
a
film
that
tells
the
story
of
an
unlikely
pair
forced
on
a
road
trip
together
headed
for
a
fellow
soldier’s
funeral.
They
loathe
each
other;
there
is
a
definite
lack
of
communication.
Can
they
find
a
way
to
work
together
and
and
work
things
out?
You
might
need
the
tissues
even
for
the
trailer.

The
official
synopsis
reads, “Dog
is
a
buddy
comedy
that
follows
the
misadventures
of
two
former
Army
Rangers
paired
against
their
will
on
the
road
trip
of
a
lifetime.
Army
Ranger
Briggs
(Channing
Tatum)
and
Lulu
(a
Belgian
Malinois
dog)
buckle
into
a
1984
Ford
Bronco
and
race
down
the
Pacific
Coast
in
hopes
of
making
it
to
a
fellow
soldier’s
funeral
on
time.
Along
the
way,
they’ll
drive
each
other
completely
crazy,
break
a
small
handful
of
laws,
narrowly
evade
death,
and
learn
to
let
down
their
guards
in
order
to
have
a
fighting
chance
of
finding
happiness.”

Writer
and
director



Reid
Carolin
(Magic
Mike)
and
Channing
Tatum
have
teamed
up
again
to
bring
the
laughs,
the
awwws,
and,
of
course,
the
tears
in
a
film
that
involves
bringing
a
beloved
but
misunderstood
K-9
war
hero
back
to
the
States
by
a
less
than
gentle
companion.
You’ve
seen
those
reunion
videos;
you
have
to
excuse
yourself
if
you
accidentally
view
one
at
the
office!
Thank
goodness
they
break
up
the
tearjerker
with
some
comedy
relief!
Joining
the
cast
are
Jane
Adams,
Kevin
Nash,
Q’orianka
Kilcher,
Ethan
Suplee,
Emmy
Raver-Lampman,
Nicole
LaLiberté,
Luke
Forbes,
and
Ronnie
Gene
Blevins.

Tatum
has
been
a
busy
man.

Dog
hits
the
theaters
in
February,
and
in
March

you
can
see
him
Lost
City
of
D.
starring
with
Sandra
Bullock,
Daniel
Radcliffe,
Oscar
Nunez,
Patti
Harrison
and
a
cameo
appearance
by
Brad
Pitt,
The
synopsis
reads, “&#8203&#8203A
reclusive
romance
novelist
on
a
book
tour
with
her
cover
model
gets
swept
up
in
kidnapping
attempt
that
lands
them
both
in
a
cutthroat
jungle
adventure.”
The
movie
is
directed
by
Adam
and
Aaron
Nee,
and
produced
by
Bullock
along
with
Seth
Gordon,
better
known
as
the
director
of

Horrible
Bosses
and

The
King
of
Kong:
A
Fistful
of
Quarters.

He’s
currently
working
opposite
Naomi
Ackie
on

Zoë
Kravitz’s
directorial
debut
film
Pussy
Island.
The
thriller
tells
the
story
of “Frida,
a
young,
clever,
Los
Angeles
cocktail
waitress
who
has
her
eyes
set
on
the
prize:
philanthropist
and
tech
mogul
Slater
King
(Channing
Tatum).
When
she
skillfully
maneuvers
her
way
into
King’s
inner
circle
and
ultimately
an
intimate
gathering
on
his
private
island,
she
is
ready
for
a
journey
of
a
lifetime.
Despite
the
epic
setting,
beautiful
people,
ever-flowing
champagne
and
late-night
dance
parties,
Frida
can
sense
that
there’s
more
to
this
island
than
meets
the
eye.
Something
she
can’t
quite
put
her
finger
on.
Something
terrifying.”
The
film
was
written
by
Kravitz
and
E.T.
Feigenbaum.
Keep ’em
coming,
Mr.
Tatum!
See

Dog
only
in
movie
theaters
this
February.