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This could be an image from Ridley Scott’s 'The Dog Stars,' in which a man, a plane, and probably a German shepherd were alone against the world. It’s a piece of pop-cultural posturing perfectly suited to the moment. Foto: UIP

It’s a little gross when it licks Brad Pitt on the mouth, but more than anything, the relationship between a man and his German shepherd is stretched-out boredom in the wilderness.

This Brad Pitt movie is so boring I never want to own a dog again

This could be an image from Ridley Scott’s 'The Dog Stars,' in which a man, a plane, and probably a German shepherd were alone against the world. It’s a piece of pop-cultural posturing perfectly suited to the moment. Foto: UIP

Jeg elsker hunde. I skrukke øjeblikke har jeg overvejet at købe en.

Så måske var ’Heart of the Beast’ lige noget for mig. Her er der kun Brad Pitt og hans schæfer i vildmarken. Men nej. Han ender med at være som hundeejere på Amager. Han, hans hund og deres særlige bånd er så kedeligt, at jeg aldrig mere får lyst til at eje en hund.

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