Channing Tatum spotlights veterans' struggles in new comedy

The "Dog" actor spoke with Nightline about his new film, which explores a soldier's transition to civilian life while on a road trip with a service dog.

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[simplehibiscuslife]

I can appreciate the kind intention behind Tatum’s work for our Veterans and Military folk. I also appreciate the conversation on PTSD because it’s relevant to families who have a loved one who served. Blessings to Tatum and the producer who are doing this necessary work. We need more acts of compassion in our world. ❤️❤️‍🩹❤️

[ninjagirl]

Channing is fully grow and mature makes me loves him more

[elizaleroux]

I think the saddest thing about wars, are the homeless returning soldiers 💔 in any country.

[elanahammer]

This movie looks good. You had my attention at DOG. Never underestimate the power of dog friendship/service.🤔❤️🇺🇸

[teresacampion]

So Proud Of You Always ❤Appreciate you doing That Story and Movie dog💫❤🐕

[melindawharton]

Bless you Tatum, from a Army brat my Mother and my Dad both served!! That is where they met.

[dieniabennett]

I'm looking forward to this movie .it looks good . And to all the haters out there .what have you done except be mean . How is that helpful to anything? Good job Tatum

[stalker-anoniem]

He looks better than when he was married. He got that "revenge bod. going on.

[cherylcooper]

He should star in a movie similar as the movie called Stripes!

[movo]

Most people live in a Butterflies and rainbows bubble

[musicbox-id]

Is this means the movie based on true story?

[majeshirkaku]

No one remembers soldiers until they capitalise on them

[LONE_WOLF_GANG]

Tatum is my age and I gotta say: this is a desperate move as a 41-42 year old. Playing the forgotten soldier who has a solid relationship with a dog is the ultimate cliché thing to do, he must've ran out of ideas and creativity.