Baxter

I do not know why it took me so long to see this movie, but it is absolutly amazing. This is a movie that I recommend everyone must see. Yes, it is very disturbing, and yes, you may feel disgusted, or even physical ill after seeing it, but it is a great film. Even if subtitles annoy you, take the time and watch this film. 10/10

That incredible voice interpreting Baxter thoughts, this combination of events happening backed by this dark creepy music, all is made to arise curiosity, tension and uneasiness.

Watching this movie is an interesting experience, an original travel into the mind of a pittbull, in which one become stuck to the action and can hardly know what is going to happen next.

Afterwards, trying to get the all point of the story is not easy, which may be the only defect I can see, even though the story by itself is quite entertaining.

Great achievement.

So good to watch this kind of low budget talented movie, after that awfully disappointing Avatar 2.

A graphic depiction of cruelty and emotional detachment that may well depict elements of real life, but is not funny so much as it is unsettling. While there is no question that the director designed a powerful film, I missed the perspective or balance of emotional depth that is also a part of real life. The director's point of view seems as heartless and emotionally stunted as the characters he describes.

I though this was really good, I loved it

Just don't expect Cujo, this totally different!

As Baxter (the dog) is telling us the story, how he sees and feels about his different owners.

I didn't like the last five minutes, I found that little hard to watch

I rented Baxter based upon the recommendation of a video store clerk and am glad that I did. The film was unique in that it is shot from the perspective of a dog...but rather than anthropomorphizing the dog, it makes a great attempt to capture what an animal's actual perspective might be. In doing so, it also challenges those conceits which lead people to lay claim to being a "higher" species. The movie achieves this by juxtaposing the behavior of Baxter, who acts without malice but rather out of pure natural impulse, with that of the humans he encounters. By creating this contrast, the film does an excellent job of holding up a mirror to the darker elements of human nature. I'm very glad that I saw this film and would highly recommend it.