

Film review
Isle of Dogs 2018
Directed by Wes Anderson101 minAdventure · Comedy · Animation
In the future, an outbreak of canine flu leads the mayor of a Japanese city to banish all dogs to an island used as a garbage dump. The outcasts must soon embark on an epic journey when a 12-year-old boy arrives on the island to find his beloved pet.
Watched 24 April 2022
It’s a Wes Anderson’s stop motion animation. Do I need to say anything else? It’s a Wes Anderson’s stop motion animation. And It’s about dogs. And I’m back home right now so I gotta watch it while sitting with my dogs.
You heard the rumour right?
I’ve watched 2 Wes Anderson films in a row now, it’s not too much but I only slept like 4 hours last night so ended up falling asleep half way through this. I don’t remember my dream but I’m pretty sure it was in the style of Wes Anderson.
I need to rewatch fantastic mr fox because this looked incredible. Honestly just an amazing stop motion animation. We need more of these.
It was also set in Japan which I loved very much and the story was pretty cool. The main dog was voiced by Bryan Cranston who is obviously great and he was a pretty cool character.
Kinda like my last Wes Anderson film I got a little bored towards the end and I wasn’t as invested in the story as much as I was just enjoying such an amazing film maker, but I had a good experience watching it.
7.9/10
4 films in one day coz I couldn’t be bothered to get the train home from my parents house


