Trouble

Trouble is a pampered dog who has never had to rough it. When his ex owner's scheming children chase after his windfall, he is forced to swap velvet comforts for the chaos of a big city. He fumbles through crowded streets, loud noises, and unfamiliar rules, learning to rely on his instincts and the help of unlikely allies. The story follows his misadventures as he attempts to stay one step ahead of danger while discovering that loyalty, courage, and a little street smarts can matter more than wealth. Across bright songs and fast humor, Trouble finds his footing and a new sense of family. Along the way he finds unlikely friends in alleys and on the subway. Kindness opens doors.

Directed by Kevin Johnson, the film comes from creators Jordan Katz, Judah Miller and Rob Muir, presenting an original animated adventure that blends music with family humor and eye catching cityscapes, supported by a lively soundtrack and detailed urban design.

Its worldwide gross reached 12,127,842 dollars, a modest return for a mid range animated release, reflecting competition with larger prestige titles and the appeal of a family friendly dog story in multiple markets. The release also included regional premieres globally.

The voice cast helps give the world energy, with Big Sean and Pamela Adlon delivering memorable vocal moments that resonate with younger viewers. While not a massive cultural touchstone, the film's upbeat songs and bright visuals have a charm that makes it worth a repeat watch for families with messages.

Audience responses place the film in the mid range, with a 6.6 out of 10 from 239 votes. The core ideas revolve around adaptation, loyalty, and finding a sense of belonging in a bustling city where teamwork and compassion steer the road ahead. Its warmth sticks with families after credits.