Ridley Scott's 'The Dog Stars' disappoints with dull storytelling and weak effects
The adaptation of Peter Heller's novel follows Hig and his dog in a post-plague world, but fails to immerse viewers due to uneven pacing and subpar visual effects. The film's central conflict about helping strangers versus self-preservation feels muddled. Despite a strong cast, the movie lacks the director's usual gritty polish.
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