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As Good As It Gets

Wow! What a bizarre film! Unfortunately the few funny moments there were were quite overshadowed by it's completely weird and random vibe throughout.

Just watched this and it was pretty enjoyable. Great beginning, and moves into daylight with some beautiful panoramic shots of the landscape. I enjoyed the directing and camera work a lot. Some pretty sweet special effects as well. Also I found the characters to be more interesting then I had feared.A Story of a man, Dante and his girlfriend are born in the lap of luxury, playing real life role playing game called Infilitration. A dangerous game of chance which goes terribly wrong when they are caught by Immigration who imprison him, and rape his girlfriend. Now after a escape in the highlands, Dante must travel endless miles through dangerous Mexico with a enhanced attack dog on his trail, to return to his true love.Good story, acting, dialog, nice use of flashbacks, music, and directing. Definitely better then I had anticipated. It made me a bit more hopeful for the Director, after all I felt Darkness was terrible.

A convict escapes from a prison convoy, killing a hunter in the process, only to be relentlessly pursued across the arid landscape by a cyborg canine, hell bent on avenging the death of its handler. Unusual sci-fi horror follows the plight of William Miller mistakenly incarcerated after being caught in an illegal immigrant sting with his girlfriend – the pair apparently part of an elaborate game of risk where participants perform daring adventures to compete with other players. But when his girlfriend is apparently raped by the evil detention centre boss (a typical sadomasochist portrait of villainy by Spanish horror veteran Paul Naschy), Miller finds himself in a nightmarish situation, haunted by fractured hallucinations, and the real game begins.Throughout the ordeal our hero endures countless narrow escapes from the steel jaws and tenacious predation of robot-dog, even running afoul a lonely farmhouse wife who sees an opportunity to satisfy her pent up sexual urges when he emerges from the wilderness, naked and despairing. As the connubial cougar becomes more incoherent, his parrying gives way to plundering, tucking in wholeheartedly, akin to a doomed man's 'last supper'. If it hadn't already proved its R rating (decapitation and dismembering befall one poor escaped convict), then the MILF seduction scene surely qualifies.Barren wilderness and semi-industrial wastelands paint an acrid post-apocalyptic anachronism of hopelessness and despair. Even the finale, where the hero comes full circle to avenge his injustices, does the film offer little respite from the hedonic procession of brutality and cruelty in which director Yuzna seems to engage with a sort of carnal cinematic relish. The point-of-view visual effects borrow heavily from the originality displayed in the far superior "Wolfen", but with much less technical agility.It's primitive and an at times unattractive, but it must be said, memorable even if only for the disorganised miscellany of ideas and sensational showcasing of animatronic special effects.

Rottweiler is a dog of a movie. And that's no joke. Its one of those films that just kind of meanders around for an hour and a half and then ends. Not much of a point really, just one scene to the next. Dante is arrested for a crime he didn't commit and sent to jail. he escapes and becomes a fugitive from the law. Hot on his trail, however, is a cybernetic rottweiler that is the pet of the sadistic warden Kurfa. Basically, everyone that Dante comes across becomes prey for the beast. The film is hampered as I said from a very scene to scene plot. Its just Dante stumbles across some people, interacts with them, the dog shows up and kills everyone, Dante escapes and the dog follows. There is little to no character development here. Through some flashbacks, we find out why Dante was imprisoned in the first place and his connection to the warden Kurfa. The CGI dog looks like a cross between dinosaur bones and a terminator robot and in some scenes just doesn't mesh with the actors. And as for the actors, there's not a single likable character in the movie so its hard to really root for anyone. Its too bad, cause Rottweiler could have been a cool movie. It just seems to have fleas is all.

Horrendous isn't a strong enough word to describe this film. The movie is about a dog that got trashed as a young dog and got rebuilt with metal bones...yeah okay wolverine go get your own damn plot. Anyways, it continues on about some guy who is hunting for his girlfriend that got taken by some fat dude. This guy somehow manages to shoot this dog to death and it still comes back. I know this is supposed to be a horror movie but it is more along the lines of a comedy/horror. It's so funny its stupid. Craptastic acting, makeup, and the rendering of the dog as pure metal was almost decent. Don't waste your money with this garbage, go buy another film.