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>"The talking animal cinematic era"

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kino

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>hallmark
Yikes

Based... and dare I say it... redpilled?

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cop dog is one of the worst cop movies I've ever seen

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*Who Let the Dogs Out starts playing*

my favourite dog movie

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Damn, that poster makes me want to watch it somehow.

Although, lol, not for beastiality but she's just hot.

it's actually a fairly average movie she doesn't even fuck any dogs

>not for beastiality

Sure thing

It's a remake too

>she end up on the WRONG SIDE OF RIGHT

Wait, what DID they mean by this?

Fun fact. My friend was the bad kid in those air buddies spinoffs. He said one of the puppies they filmed with died during filming.

I figured it was a fake poster. What the fuck?

Does she fuck the dogs

So I give The Dog Lover a 10 out of 10.

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nah just a badly made one.
youtube.com/watch?v=ym4E7DcRExU

KINO

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>those strangely/badly photoshopped dog smiles

You just KNOW

What's her body language there trying to communicate?

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she really loves dogs user

This movie makes me feel like a big dog
youtu.be/H_kUskmel-w

My genuine take on why Yea Forums culture is what it is, is that the distinct flavor of post-ironic shitpost meme humor here is the direct product of this garbagedump schlock culture we've grown up with since the late 90s > 00s > 10s. All these badly photoshopped posters and edgy / grimdark / quippy movies and nonfunny sitcoms and Nickelodeon shows. It's all so slick and glossy yet so absurdly cheap and lame. Perfect meme material.

SNIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIF

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I like how the text of the poster all has this conservative christian truther vibe to it, but the image of the girl is marketing HOT TEEN ASS.

Those are human eyes wtf

*AAEEUUHH!*

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WOOF

THERE IT IS

Haha I've seen this. Only it was called Stray X. A girl loves about 10 different dogs in a row.

>IM GONNA SAY IT

I miss stray x.
That was a real woman right there.

Also for those curious movie he is talking about is called "the record"

>she is 36 years old
what the fuck

dogfucking keeps you young

why the fuck am I laughing so hard

this movie is comfy

>who let the dogs out
>CGI Tim Allen dressed in a suit
>running on all 4
>causing chaos in the city
>he still hasn't transformed into a dog yet, it's just terrifying CGI Tim

Marley and me is the best dog movie

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My 7th grade home ec teacher insisted that we would think this shit was the funniest thing ever. She tried hyping us up to watch it during our last week. I remember nobody laughing and we just wanted school to end.

coming in with some actual kino.

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I remember when this movie came out. I had a little neighbor boy that I would babysit and he was obsessed with this movie so I was subjected to it every single time I went over there. He loved the shit out of it and even when it wasn't playing he would talk about it nonstop. I can't understand the appeal of these kind of movies with life-like dogs. It's just fucking weird to me.

See it's not even funny. It's just creepy and weird. I was so uncomfortable when I watched it.

Yeah this is a big problem that started in the 90's. David Foster Wallace writes a lot about it.

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youtube.com/watch?v=JPWpmeCes_E

youtu.be/NFtcsv2sI6w

Seems pretty based

True kino

What the fuck were these movies anyway?

S H A G

“I am Iron Dog.”

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>RDJ
wut

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