What are the easily missed details of "Isle of Dogs"?

Winnifred 2022-03-26 09:01:05

The more political detail I noticed was that the little boy hugged a little puppy and fed it himself, a bit like Napoleon in "Animal Farm" who privately raised a puppy to train the army, this is the real tameness.

Chef, I think he was moved by the little boy, or developed feelings in getting along, and regarded the little boy as a friend. But the little boy wanted to tame him. From the beginning, let him pick up sticks, then bathe him, feed him biscuits, and finally say "Now, you are a dog."

If you are tamed because you admit that the other party is stronger than you, and lower yourself to meet the other party's requirements, then chef is obviously not - I go to pick up sticks because I pity you. This is not arrogance. Because chef didn't wag his tail for encouragement like a normal pug, he just did it quietly. This is because of love.

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  • Tyson 2022-03-25 09:01:08

    Dogs are really nice! good dog! And human beings are really not things. The person who abandoned the dog in the end pretended that nothing happened and started over with the dog. I don’t accept it. I hope that such selfish and stupid humans will become extinct.

  • Duane 2022-03-25 09:01:08

    At first I thought it was a dystopian movie, and then, later, the black dog was actually washed white, and a rebel was returned to the mainstream society and returned to the position of man's tame tool. . . It turned out to be a film to maintain the existing order of mankind!

Isle of Dogs quotes

  • [Mayor Kobayashi speaking in Japanese as Simul-Translate Machine translates]

    Simul-Translate Machine: As you know, we all hate dogs. Chairman Fujimoto-san, President of Kobayashi Pharmaceutical. You secretly introduced mega-quantities of infected fleas and contagious tick-larvae into a metropolitan city center, creating an unprecedented animal disease outbreak. Thank you.

    [applause]

    Simul-Translate Machine: General Yamatachi-san, Commander of the Megasaki Municipal Task Force. You oversaw the deportation of over 750,000 caged-animals to a nearly uninhabitable offshore refuse center. Good work.

    [applause]

    Simul-Translate Machine: Supervisor Kitano-san, Director of Kobayashi Robotics. You developed the most promising artificial life-form in the history of corporate technology and a powerful new weapon, to boot. Well done.

    [applause]

    Simul-Translate Machine: Yakuza Nakamura-san, Head of the Clenched-Fist Gang. You eliminated all Pro-Dog opposition through the use of bribery, extortion, intimidation, and violent force. My compliments.

    [applause]

    Simul-Translate Machine: Brains have been washed. Wheels have been greased. Fear has been mongered. Now we prepare for the final stage of our conspiracy theory: the permanent end to the Canine Saturation Crisis.

  • [Two packs of feral dogs growling at each other over a garbage bag potentially containing food]

    Rex: Wait a second. Before we attack each other and tear ourselves to shreds like a pack of maniacs, let's just open the sack first and see what's actually in it. It might not even be worth the trouble.

    Igor: Alright.

    Rex: A rancid apple core, two worm-eaten banana peels, a moldy rice cake, a dried-up pickle, tin of sardine bones, a pile of broken egg-shells, an old smushed-up rotten gizzard with maggots all over it...

    Chief: Okay, it's worth it.

    [All dogs proceed to fight]