#dog 2022

[buffyseasonsix]

Channing tatum is sooo weird like gets his career started by playing a sorta gay soccer player in a shitty shakespeare adaptation, leaks his own stripping tapes so he can make a stripping movie, and THENNNNN ☝️ 90% cop/ex cop/military/ex military movies forever

And then when he actually plays a bad guy it's just a billionaire with flower snakevenom rape drug island...

[whumpty-dumpty]

Dog 2022

requested by anon

[silver-stargazing]

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Epilepticon Movie Marathon 2023

Dog (2022) dir. Channing Tatum and Reid Carolin

Summary: Jackson Briggs, a former US Army Ranger deemed unfit for service after suffering a brain injury, travels with Lulu, a military service dog, so they can attend her partner's funeral.

Representation: Jackson notes that his brain injury can cause him to have seizures and has to take medication regularly in order to control them.

Halfway through the film, his medication is stolen and he is unable to get replacement medication because of his time-crunched road trip schedule. Near the end of the film, due to a combination of a panic attack, heavy alcohol drinking, and the lack of meds in his system, Jackson has a seizure while alone with Lulu. The seizure is quick, involves a lot of repetitive hand and mouth movements (such as hands repeatedly opening and closing) and ends with Jackson having muscle contortions on the bathroom floor. Once the seizure is over, Lulu is there to comfort him.

Note: The film includes several discussions related to PTSD, trauma, and suicide.

[Image ID: Three screenshots from Dog (2022):

Image 1: A long stretch of desert road with a car driving down the road alone.

Image 2: A car parked outside overlooking a Pacific Ocean coastline. Sitting in the trunk of the car and overlooking the coastline are Jackson Briggs, a man in a green t-shirt, blue jeans, and boots, and Lulu, a German Shepherd dog. Lulu is looking at Jackson and he is looking at a book.

Image 3: Lulu, a German Shepherd dog, rests her head on a pair of combat boots. She is wearing a beige military camo dog jacket.

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[tvandfilm]

Dear Lulu: I got the adoption papers from the army today. Riley would be so proud. Maybe even of both of us. Look, I’m not good at this poem stuff so I’ll just get to the damn point… thanks, thanks for saving my life. 

DOG (2022) DIR. CHANNING TATUM, REID CAROLIN 

[toondisneypunx]

Movies and TV shows I have been watching recently (March 2022 - July 2022)

1. Dog (2022)

Rating: 8.5/10

I absolutely loved the storyline and especially, the journey. I loved how they showed how emotionally attached the dog was to the owner. I cried at the end of the movie. 

2. Turning Red (2022)

Rating: 9/10

I thought I was going to hate this movie because of how cheesy the synopsis seemed. However, Pixar and Domee She have proven me wrong with this movie. I loved how while the film tackled topics such as puberty and menstruation, it also showed great elements of Chinese culture. All the pop culture references from the time period were also spot-on. 

3. The Batman (2022)

Rating: 9/10

I am personally not the biggest fan of DC Comics, but I quite enjoyed this movie. The directing was absolutely consistent to the tone of the film. The only complaint I had is sometimes the movie felt too prolonged. 

4. Amphibia (Season 3b)

Rating: 10/10

The last of Amphibia was absolutely amazing. The finale made me cry and I’m am glad I got to understand King Andreas’s backstory. 

5. The Owl House (Season 2b)

Rating: 10/10

There's a lot of suspense within the latest episodes of The Owl House. Each episode would leave me wondering what would happen next in the show. I also loved how much development the character Hunter had. 

6. Little Witch Academia (2017-?)

Rating: 9.5/10

While I don’t usually watch anime, I quite enjoyed this series. I loved the story and characters and noticed how The Owl House was heavily influenced by this show. 

7. Doctor Strange and the Multiverse of Madness (2022)

Rating: 8/10

I really enjoyed the horror elements of this movie. However, most of the plot was unclear and all over the place.

8. The Bad Guys (2022)

Rating: 7.5/10

I loved the art style of this movie, as well as the concept. My biggest issue with this movie was the predictable villain plot twist, as well as reliance on toilet humour and trends. 

9. The Powerpuff Girls (1998) (Season 1 only)

Rating: 10/10

Definitely one of Craig McCracken’s best works. I loved how even though the show stuck to a certain vibe, it was not repetitive at all. I was unable to watch the other seasons because my Hulu subscription got cancelled.

10. Lightyear (2022)

Rating: 6.5/10

I was excited for this movie because we would understand the origins of Buzz Lightyear, however, it was underwhelming. Even though Pixar usually does a great job with their movies, Lightyear felt bland and did not follow the plot well. The Zurg reveal was also underwhelming. A few positives are the animation style and the voice acting, though. 

11. Stranger Things 4 (2022)

Rating: 10/10

I have kept up with Stranger Things since the release of the second season in 2017. The fourth season, while it was a long wait, did not disappoint at all. I enjoyed all the horror elements as well as the new characters such as Eddie Munson and Argyle. 

12. Minions: Rise of Gru (2022)

Rating: 7/10

I had low expectations for this film because the original Minions movie felt like a cash grab. However, I enjoyed all the 70′s references and actually laughed at a few scenes. I was glad to learn Gru’s origins as well. The biggest downside to this film was the predictable and stale plot. 

13. Edward Scissorhands (1990)

Rating: 10/10

I have put this movie off for so long and I finally watched it. I am a huge fan of Beetlejuice and this film captures the same vibe, as well as casting Winona Ryder in it. The film is entertaining and brings mystic to the story. 

14. Thor: Love and Thunder (2022)

Rating: 9/10

Thor: Ragnarok is one of my all-time favourite MCU movies. I’ve anticipated for this movie since it’s announcement and it did not disappoint. I loved the introduction of new characters, such as Zeus and the humour was well fleshed out. 

[thewanderingace]

Just got back from seeing Dog starring Channing Tatum and I really enjoyed it!! Lots of heart, a few laughs and a happy ending. It was great 😊

[vintagewarhol]

[i-windwater]

Part 3 - 2022 Tiger Year Chinese Zodiac: Monkey, Rooster, Dog, and Pig

Part 3 of 2022, year of the Tiger, Chinese horoscope: Monkey, Rooster, Dog, and Pig

This is part 3 of 2022, year of the Tiger, Chinese zodiac analysis, includes animal signs of monkeys, Roosters, Dogs, and Pigs. We will talk about the lucky and unlucky stars in these animal signs in 2022, and the 3 best/worst lunar months during this year.

For part 1 of the 2022 Tiger Year Chinese zodiac (Rat, Ox, Tiger, and Rabbit), click HERE.

For part 2 of the 2022 Tiger Year Chinese zodiac (Dragon, Snake, Horse, and Goat), click HERE.

Watch the video about Part 3 of the 2022 Tiger Year Chinese Zodiac: Monkey, Rooster, Dog, and Pig.

Animal sign of Monkey in 2022, Year of the Tiger

The top 3 lucky and unlucky months for Monkeys in 2022

Animal sign of Rooster in 2022, Year of the Tiger

The top 3 lucky and unlucky months for Roosters in 2022

Animal sign of Dog in 2022, Year of the Tiger

The top 3 lucky and unlucky months for Dogs in 2022

Animal sign of Pig in 2022, Year of the Tiger

The top 3 lucky and unlucky months for Pigs in 2022

For part 1 of the 2022 Tiger Year Chinese zodiac (Rat, Ox, Tiger, and Rabbit), click HERE.

For part 2 of the 2022 Tiger Year Chinese zodiac (Dragon, Snake, Horse, and Goat), click HERE.

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