Leave the dog
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shawneuser — 13 years ago(March 14, 2013 12:15 PM)
I think the whole point of a message board is to express what YOU think about it.
Otherwise, there should be no message board. We should just take the movie as is and shut up.
Obviously, people think differently, but hey, then why not resort to simple logic?
Dog can outrun bad guys. We may not be able to outrun bad guys. Therefore, we are in more danger than dog. -
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Rytman — 12 years ago(November 30, 2013 02:48 AM)
After just watching this movie, I actually pictured there would be some thread about this, and sadly I was correct.
A lot of gutless reactions about just leaving your dog there and running because he's "just an animal". SMDH. Any dogs I owned I looked upon as a member of my family, and I wouldn't be able to live with myself if I just ran and left him/her there. It says a lot about your character and compassion, or lack thereof, if you could've done the same thing in the same situation so easily.
Oh, and to the poster who tried to justify saying I would've put my wife/fianc in trouble by doing so; I would've told her to run and call the police while I got the dog back. I carry a switchblade on me almost all the time for protection, and would in that instance as well, so at the very least I would've held them at bay until help arrived, or went down swinging. But I wouldn't have just left my dog there to die and ran like a pansy like some of you here shamelessly would. -
koffeenkreame41-1 — 11 years ago(July 07, 2014 12:01 AM)
After just watching this movie, I actually pictured there would be some thread about this, and sadly I was correct.
A lot of gutless reactions about just leaving your dog there and running because he's "just an animal". SMDH. Any dogs I owned I looked upon as a member of my family, and I wouldn't be able to live with myself if I just ran and left him/her there. It says a lot about your character and compassion, or lack thereof, if you could've done the same thing in the same situation so easily.
Oh, and to the poster who tried to justify saying I would've put my wife/fianc in trouble by doing so; I would've told her to run and call the police while I got the dog back. I carry a switchblade on me almost all the time for protection, and would in that instance as well, so at the very least I would've held them at bay until help arrived, or went down swinging. But I wouldn't have just left my dog there to die and ran like a pansy like some of you here shamelessly would.
^^This.
"I am the ultimate badass, you do not wanna*beep*wit me!"- Hudson in Aliens. -
chrisasiama — 11 years ago(September 06, 2014 04:31 PM)
There are plenty of people in real life who would defend their pet instead of running away; that scene was not unrealistic. The "it's just a dog" mentality is why so many pets get abandoned by their owners and end up in rescue shelters.
The dog wasn't able to run away as he was being held by the collar. Also, the boyfriend wasn't putting his girlfriend in danger: she went with him willingly into the tunnel and she was backing him up. Once they were confronted by the thugs it might've been too late to run away. There's no guarantee the thugs would've let them just run away like that; they clearly wanted money and their blood was up. -
Batman_of_Casterly_Rock — 11 years ago(February 07, 2015 10:26 AM)
It makes me sick that people would leave their pets to die because their too much of a pansy.
Hey Nolan Haters -
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voight84 — 10 years ago(August 30, 2015 06:09 AM)
so many gutless cowards here ,i do have a dog and i also gave my life defending her,just like she would..pets are not just pets but family
Trolls dont have an opinion.just an urge to compensate their frustration about themselves!!!
