Intense, gripping, stylish and poignant

A Brilliant Conflict

While it doesn't offer any answers, it both thrills and makes you think.

The story-telling is good with flashbacks.The film is both funny and heartbreaking. You smile in a scene and get a soulcrushing revelation in the next.

Movie is so awful and so fucking long...don't watch this piece of shit! around one-third part of movie is dedicated to a dog who is stuck below floor...and this movie doesn't make sense at all...after watching it I was like what the hell was the meaning of this movie!

The film has a very good rhythm, and soon in the initial scene we are already attached to the film and we start to cheer for Octavio, who is who stars in the first part of the film. The other cores - Daniel and Valeria and El Chivo and Maru - have only a quick introduction, only to justify the core change later, which is also done very naturally, leaving only a hint of Octavian's story to be counted in the minutes End of the film, when we are already much more interested in the history of El Chivo than in his. The characters are very catchy and the actors give life to them very well, yielding several exciting moments throughout the two and a half hours of film. I also really enjoyed the dramatic arc, showing the causes and consequences of the car crash shown in the initial scene.

Alejandro Gonzalez Inarritu began his career as a broadcaster and Radio producer Hence his vast musical knowledge that can be Reflected throughout the film. Also his first pininos As a director, was doing commercials for Televisa, specifically In the creative area of ​​channel 5. In the latter we can see its side Creative and why not, his sense of humor, mostly black, like his Nickname and sarcastic. However in Amores perros what it proves is a Society, using as a point in common the canines, and Does in a majestic way, interweaving stories by means of a car crash. The performances are poignant in each of The characters, especially in the story of the "Goat" which is Capable of provoking fear and tenderness at the same time. The story that Could say that is the least attractive, would be the Spanish woman But that of Gael Garcia Bernal is touching and sad, as much as the Of the Goat. Inarritu's first feature is the reflection of what it is now. A successful winner of 2 Oscars, very well deserved

This is a remarkable first film by Alejandro González Iñárritu, an incredibly well-crafted film that initially seems fragmented, but where the pieces of the puzzle fit perfectly once finished.We are presented with three seemingly unconnected stories; a young man involved with dog fighting in the seedy districts of Mexico City who lusts after his sister-in-law, an executive who cheats on his wife and later divorces her and buys his lover and her dog a luxury apartment, and lastly a scruffy dog-loving bum who clearly has a troubled past.Initially the only link between these stories seems to be the protagonists' love of dogs. However, slowly the connections between these three stories become clear through the director's clever use of flashbacks. The way the three stories interconnect is ingenious and as the story dramatically unfolded it left me stunned.This riveting film kept me glued to my seat and that says a lot; it is quite long at two and a half hours.I found the performances by all the actors outstanding, the hand-held cinematography some of the best I have ever seen, whilst the pulsating musical score that fitted the mood of the film was just perfect.I rarely give a full score to films, but in this case I award it an outstanding 10/10.