Good Boy! (2003) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Owen's mother who, along with her husband, renovates and resells houses, frequently forcing the family to move. She eventually allows Owen to adopt Hubble and chooses to stay in town at the end.
A 12-year-old neighborhood dog-walker who dreams of getting his own dog. He adopts Hubble, discovers his alien origins, and partners with him to convince the Greater Dane that Earth dogs deserve to st...
An abnormally intelligent Border Terrier secretly named Canid 3942, sent from Sirius 7 to inspect Earth dogs. Initially focused on the mission, he gradually bonds with Owen and convinces the Greater D...
A rambunctious Boxer dog owned by Owen. He is part of the neighborhood pack that Owen and Hubble try to prepare for the Greater Dane's inspection.
A nervous Italian Greyhound that Owen walks. She is part of the group of neighborhood dogs that Owen and Hubble attempt to train for the Greater Dane's inspection.
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Mrs. Baker, together with Owen's family, allows Owen to adopt Hubble. She later remains in town while Hubble settles in as an Earth dog.
Hubble joins Owen in preparing the neighborhood dogs, including Wilson, for the visiting inspection.
Wilson is identified as a rambunctious Boxer dog owned by Owen and is included in Owen's efforts to prepare the neighborhood dogs.
Owen is allowed to adopt Hubble after working as a neighborhood dog-walker. Hubble becomes Owen's dog and remains with him at the end.
Nelly is described as a nervous Italian Greyhound that Owen walks. She joins the group prepared for the inspection.
Mrs. Baker is Owen's mother and helps decide whether he may adopt a dog. She later chooses to remain in town, giving Owen greater stability.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Nelly is part of the group of neighborhood dogs that Owen and Hubble attempt to train for the inspection.
The plot explicitly states that Owen is bullied by two boys named Frankie and Fred.
Owen is bullied by Frankie and Fred in the neighborhood.
A boy and an extraterrestrial dog prove that love and loyalty can redefine the purpose of an entire species.
Directed by John Hoffman
Good Boy! (2003) · 5.6/10 · comedy, family, science-fiction
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