The only reason I gave it a five is because I liked the morally right messages that it gives to children. The casting of the main character could be better as the kid looks Hispanic, but neither the parents or grandparents look Hispanic. That or make at least one parent Hispanic. They probably could have used a better sound guy or equipment as it is poor quality. The dialogue can be a bit dry and the delivery cold. This is mainly for children to teach them lessons of life, so adults might find it a bit of a bore. I believe it could have been scored better.

I was watching this whilst sick in hospital, it reminded me of when I was a kid and had an imaginary friend. This film is an inspiration to the both young and older generation.

10 minutes into this movie and you can tell why I gave it 1 star... I would say that this is because it is a low budget film, but I think that would be too generous... a movie about a boy who develops an imaginary dog friend in order to cope with the death of his mother? Not Healthy. I wish I had another hand, so I could give this movie 3 thumbs down.