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Movie review: MARLY & ME

December 25, 2008

Okay, well.  I’m trying
to control myself, but here’s the thing, THEY KILL THE DOG.  I swear to God, you watch the dog get
injected and die.  And not just for a
second or two.  They keep coming back to
the dog lying on the table- with the driest elbows you've ever seen- until you see every last drop of whatever it is they
kill dog’s with go into his poor, old body.

 
And then, if you’re not crying and coughing up enough of your tears,
THEY SHOW THE DOG IN HIS GRAVE.  I’m
telling you people the truth.  If you
love your dog and you’re afraid that he’s going to die, EVER, this movie will
destroy you.

The worst part was that
they used like eighty different dogs, and the only really cute ones were the
puppy from the coming attractions and the one that’s dying.  All in all, it was gruesome.

On a positive note, I must say, Jennifer’s highlights were
perfect.

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