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This is a movie we used to watch as a family over and over again. Maybe our family was a bit progressive, but we even let the little kids watch it. Doesn't matter if it was the first time or the 10th time, we left uproariously at the Antics and the jokes. Some of the jokes are sly little index, some of them we're so broad as the border on buffoonery. But the movie is so very clever! It pokes fun at a number of tropes, including the Canadian mythos, vampire films, stereotypes about male and female, authoritarian figures, and so on. It never once occurred to me that it would not be widely available ! If anybody knows where I can find it on DVD or streaming, I would be most appreciative!
... it installs them on a Les Paul Special then uses them to rip out Pantera's "Domination". It hits even harder because the whole episode is handled so delicately. There's no attempt at "seasoning" the drama - when a dog is lost, we don't need to see how people react. We know how we would feel and how we would react if that was our beloved pet or child. The episode literally uses our own emotions and feelings against us.
The dog is phenomenal - exquisitely trained and whoever edited the dog's scenes was a master of the craft. Typically, you watch the animal and some human explains what the dog is thinking/saying, etc, or there's a voiceover or whatever. Not this time! The dog very clearly emotes his lines and what the dog can't say, the scene editing does.
There is so much pro-animal, pro-humane content going on here - if you don't love dogs after this episode, you are disqualified as a human being and maybe should reconsider having children.
The end scene left me bawling out loud, even though it was sweetly joyful. I'm literally tearing up thinking about it as I write this.
I've watched this episode about a half-dozen times. I made my teenaged daughter watch it with me (nothing like a good ol' mutual ugly-cry session for parent-child bonding!).
The dog is phenomenal - exquisitely trained and whoever edited the dog's scenes was a master of the craft. Typically, you watch the animal and some human explains what the dog is thinking/saying, etc, or there's a voiceover or whatever. Not this time! The dog very clearly emotes his lines and what the dog can't say, the scene editing does.
There is so much pro-animal, pro-humane content going on here - if you don't love dogs after this episode, you are disqualified as a human being and maybe should reconsider having children.
The end scene left me bawling out loud, even though it was sweetly joyful. I'm literally tearing up thinking about it as I write this.
I've watched this episode about a half-dozen times. I made my teenaged daughter watch it with me (nothing like a good ol' mutual ugly-cry session for parent-child bonding!).
In the prison camp, the plan to get the main gate open is a running gun battle?? What about taking the uniforms off the guards they knocked out by stealth and then, i dunno, taking out the floodlights?