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Dog Eat Dog (2016)

R Nov 04, 2016 Drama, Crime, Thriller 1h 33m
User Score
51%
362 votes
Internet Movie Database
48%
Rotten Tomatoes
52%
Metacritic
5300%

Overview

Carved from a lifetime of experience that runs the gamut from incarceration to liberation, Dog Eat Dog is the story of three men who are all out of prison and now have the task of adapting themselves to civilian life.

Paul Schrader
Director
Matthew Wilder
Screenplay

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Dog Eat Dog (2016) - Mad Dog's Trip
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A review by Wuchak
Written on February 23, 2018

RELEASED IN 2016 and directed by Paul Schrader, “Dog Eat Dog” chronicles events in the greater Cleveland area when a trio of loser ex-cons (Nicolas Cage, Willem Dafoe & Christopher Matthew Cook) is employed by a Mafioso to abduct the infant of a rival gangster.

Schrader’s films are often preoccupied with Christian religion and sexual obsession (porn, strip joints, prostitution, nudity, etc.), as verified by “Hardcore” (1979), “Cat People” (1982) and “Auto Focus” (2002). You can expect the same with “Dog Eat Dog” except that it mixes black amusement with its urban drama, sleaze and crime thrills.

The movie’s brutal, funny, ugly and quirky, but with a spiritual thread underneath it all. Think 90’s crime drama/thrillers like “Pulp Fiction” (1994), “Moja...

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A review by Gimly
Written on June 20, 2020

_Dog Eat Dog_ ain't too trash, but it is pretty hard to believe that this came from the same dude who made _First Reformed_.

There is absolutely not so much as a single character in this that the audience can be expected to like, and though of course no filmmaker is obligated to make enjoyable characters, it is pretty tough to slog through a >90min runtime of back-to-back bastards.

_Final rating:★★½ - Had a lot that appealed to me, didn’t quite work as a whole._...

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