The dog wasn't inherently evil. It was just doing as trained. To dwell on its death crossed the line IMO. Animals are better than people and there are way too many people mistreating animals as it is. No need to show a depiction of one getting murdered.
shareJust for this comment, I want to see 10 other very cruelly tortured to death animals in the next movie. If we can see torture of normal human beings in some more graphic shows; why the heck can't we do the same for animals? So long as just like the humans, no actual torture is being done to them.
Why handicap the writers by something that simply offends people with small minds, who think animals are better than people.
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To the people who submitted the prior two replies - you're morons. You must know that or you're even dumber than imagined. Stop posting until you have had brain transplants and read a lot of books. In between your squirrel hunting.
shareso gael should have let the dog kill him? LMAO
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People kill me with the way they think all animals are sweet little innocent creatures that no harm should ever come to--even in a life or death situation. 😔
anthropomorphism will indefinitely ruin innocent lives lol. but no really ascribing human qualities on dangerous animals is very very risky.
shareOP, imagine your vehicle broke down in the middle of the desert and you were with your 5 year old son. You get out, inspect the problem and phone for help. While on the phone Your son runs off chasing a lizard and from out of nowhere you see 2 wild dogs running towards him. You are armed with a gun. Do you stand there screaming at the dogs to let go of your son because shooting dogs is animal cruelty or do you use your maternal instincts and fire a round in the air or at the dog with it's jaws locked around your son?
There's a big difference between survival and deliberate animal cruelty.
If it bleeds, we can kill it.
You're stupid.
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