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  Review by davidehrlich ★★★½ 6

  i'm not sure if only Todd Solondz *could* turn an ensemble comedy about an adorable dachshund into an unflinchingly mordant meditation on mortality, but i'm pretty sure that only Todd Solondz *would.*

  julie delpy gives a monologue about dog rape that will live in infamy. and this might be the only movie ever made where it wouldn't be a diss to say that the intermission is the best part.

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  Review by Josh Lewis ★★★ 5

  i didn't have 'extended dolly shot of diarrhea' on my bucket list but i guess i can cross it off anyway...

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  Review by Eli Hayes ★★★★ 8

  More frightening than about 90% of traditional horror films.

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  Review by Stankshadow ★★★½ 3

  Things I loved in Wiener-Dog

  -Wiener-Dog's multiple names.
  -Julie Delpy's horrendous parenting.
  -Zero For Conduct playtime with Wiener-Dog.
  -Extremely long shot of dog shit.
  -Dawn Wiener.
  -Greta Gerwig's glasses.
  -Greta Gerwig's pants.
  -Danny DeVito.
  -Danny DeVito's glasses.
  -The music and intermission.
  -Nana.
  -Nana's glasses.
  -Fuck it, every pair of glasses in the film.
  -That scene.
  -The last scene.

  I thought this film was mean, disgusting, beautiful, sad and funny. Maybe it's because I believe I've made some bad choices in my life but something about the last segment with Ellen Burstyn really got to me. I thought it was extremely sad and moving.

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  Review by #1 gizmo fan ★★★★½ 3

  ??????????

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  Review by Lucy ★★★ 1

  this dog better not get snubbed at the academy awards.....

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  Review by agorski ★★★½

  That intermission tho

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  Review by Matthew Saponar ★★★★

  aka WELCOME TO THE DOGHOUSE

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  Review by Emily Housel ★★★★ 3

  Ok I love Todd, but also, fuck Todd.

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  Review by Aaron Michael ★ 1

  Half way through the movie, the elderly woman behind me said, "this is the worst movie I have ever seen." That's about all you need to know.

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  Review by Laura ★★

  succession obsession is taking me down some weird paths & in this case the path led me to a roman roy/frances ha crossover and i’m not mad about it

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  Review by SilentDawn ★★★ 3

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  A collage of ridiculous scenarios that mostly end up conveying a deep sadness and loneliness for the world and our place in it. Nothing funnier than the scene where a prospective university film student isn't able to name a single movie while being interviewed.