Isle of Dogs

It's a great kids movie that adults can enjoy. Very funny but the stop-motion animation is really cool too.

Buena película de stop motion me gustó

Charming and beautiful in only the way Wes Anderson can do.

Probably the best stop motion you're ever going to see on the big screen. Funny and wicked with Anderson style dark humor. His signature style of directing pairs perfectly with stop motion. A great cast as usual.

Filme ruim, o roteiro é fraco, as cenas foram fracas, a história é desinteressante do fantástico, a aparência dos cachorros e dos humanos no filme é ruim e estranha demais, e mais uma vez wes anderson querendo deixar o visual do filme bonito, que nesse filme ficou feio e ruim, do que fazer um roteiro bom e um filme bom, com isso, eu não recomendo esse filme.

Great casting. Awesome plot. A movie you will enjoy watching again.

Didn’t care for the annoying “white savior” afro-wearing white girl aggressively overshadowing her Japanese classmates and especially the female Japanese scientist character, the bizarrely rushed “romance” between the white girl and the protagonist Atari, the brushed off murdering of the prison guards, the corny ending of the kids running the city, somewhat hit/miss dialogue & humor, and the overly familiar narrative. Despite all those flaws, I absolutely adore the film’s visuals, art direction/production, score, cast, main characters (excluding the previously mentioned annoying white girl), and the overall unique quirky Wes Anderson charm. Wes Anderson’s fantastic directing transforms an overdone narrative trop into a wonderful piece of art overall.

woof !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Wes Anderson has a distinct directing style, with a uniquely dry sense of humor. This style lent itself well to animation, as proven in 2009's "Fantastic Mr. Fox". That one set the groundwork for what Anderson could bring to the world of animation. "Isle of Dogs" continues on that path but does fall short of its predecessor's trajectory. The movie follows the POV of a group of dogs on the eponymous Isle, as they try to help a human boy that arrives. In an odd, very Wes Anderson choice, the dogs all speak English, (all voiced by Anderson's usual crew) but the humans speak Japanese. There isn't much of a story in Isle of Dogs. Perhaps I should rephrase, there is a lot of story going on, it just doesn't really concern the journey of our main protagonists. Where "Fantastic Mr. Fox" made Wes Anderson fans out of anyone who watched it, "Isle of Dogs" will be loved by Anderson fans, but won't necessarily win over any newcomers.

What an interesting film, the pace of this movie is so perfect and the dialogue is so fun, the use of language to alienate humans is ingenious and inspired. This movie highlights the importance of pets through amazing animation and an exciting story that I wish would never end.