If someone asked me to summarize what the movie was about, I'd seriously struggle.
There's no real point or storyline in this movie. The scenes are out of context and I struggled following the storyline. For example the pathetic attempt at a love relationship - what the heck was that?
1) they say hi 2) they xxx 3) she gets mad at him and leaves 4) they have a child together
What?
Some scenes are with no followup - like athe beef between Aaron's character and a colleague of his. What was the point of that one scene? Didn't add any value or point to the "story". The same goes for the meetings with a psychiatrist - no real dialogue, depth is something to dream about - or point in those scenes.
I found it overly graphic towards the end - unnecessarily so. The ambush at the end of the movie was also kind of a head scratcher - killing 3000 other dogs just to save one? Wasn't the movie called "Muzzle" suggesting it's about love for dogs and the relationship between humans and dogs? That shouldn't include killing those the main character wasn't close to.
Anyhow, I just finished watching the movie and too many thoughts are going through my head - all of them how terrible this movie was. If they had the funding and Aaron, why not make a proper movie with it?
There's no real point or storyline in this movie. The scenes are out of context and I struggled following the storyline. For example the pathetic attempt at a love relationship - what the heck was that?
1) they say hi 2) they xxx 3) she gets mad at him and leaves 4) they have a child together
What?
Some scenes are with no followup - like athe beef between Aaron's character and a colleague of his. What was the point of that one scene? Didn't add any value or point to the "story". The same goes for the meetings with a psychiatrist - no real dialogue, depth is something to dream about - or point in those scenes.
I found it overly graphic towards the end - unnecessarily so. The ambush at the end of the movie was also kind of a head scratcher - killing 3000 other dogs just to save one? Wasn't the movie called "Muzzle" suggesting it's about love for dogs and the relationship between humans and dogs? That shouldn't include killing those the main character wasn't close to.
Anyhow, I just finished watching the movie and too many thoughts are going through my head - all of them how terrible this movie was. If they had the funding and Aaron, why not make a proper movie with it?