The Dog 2010
"This kidnapping is not an easy task. Because this dog story has become a national issue."
When three reckless young men plot to snatch a prized pooch in Pongpat Wachirabunjong's high-energy Thai action-comedy The Dog (2010), they expect an easy payday.
Director: Pongpat Wachirabunjong
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is The Dog (2010) about?
Three underprepared men attempt to steal a valuable dog in this Thai action-comedy, only to find themselves tangled in a high-stakes game of cat and mouse. Their cocky plan spirals into a city-wide manhunt, forcing them to rely on each other—and their unexpected four-legged cargo—to survive.
Who directed The Dog?
Pongpat Wachirabunjong, a Thai filmmaker known for blending action with sharp humor, directs this breakneck adventure.
Who stars in The Dog?
The film features Mario Maurer alongside Pakorn Chatborirak and Jaroenporn Onlamai, with Pongpat Wachirabunjong himself in a key role.
Is The Dog (2010) worth watching?
With its thrilling set pieces and witty dialogue, The Dog (2010) is a solid pick for fans of Thai action-comedies. It's not a masterpiece, but its relentless energy and quirky charm make it a fun, breezy watch for an evening of entertainment.
How long is The Dog?
The Dog runs for 98 minutes, packing its wild ride into a concise but action-packed runtime.
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About The Dog (2010) — A chaotic Thai heist where the prize is a dog and everyone's a target
When three reckless young men plot to snatch a prized pooch in Pongpat Wachirabunjong's high-energy Thai action-comedy The Dog (2010), they expect an easy payday. What unfolds instead is a chaotic caper spiraling into a Mission: Impossible-style heist gone wildly wrong, leaving the trio—and their unexpected canine trophy—hunted by a shadowy assassin. Mixing breakneck chases with sharp humor and a healthy dose of absurdity, this Thai gem delivers laughs, suspense, and a surprisingly heartfelt twist on the classic kidnapping plot. The city's neon-soaked streets become a playground for both the bumbling criminals and the relentless gunman, turning a simple dog-napping into a national scandal.
Director Pongpat Wachirabunjong balances slapstick comedy with brooding tension, crafting a film that's as much about the bonds that form under pressure as it is about the misadventures that spark them. With breakout star Mario Maurer leading the mismatched trio, The Dog (2010) radiates a distinctly Thai flavor of chaos, where every alleyway hides a new disaster—and every disaster hides a lesson in survival.