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6 comments

  • By Sidney
    July 06, 2012
    05:28 PM

    So is White Dog getting a Blu-ray release, because it should.
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  • By Flowers
    July 06, 2012
    07:24 PM

    I love Sam Fuller but White Dog is not his best film. It's got some very serious problems with acting and at times the direction feels lazy. I do understand why it made it's way to Criterion because of the subjet matter but it's certainly not an example of cinematic excellence.
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  • By graham82
    July 07, 2012
    01:11 AM

    I couldn't disagree more, Flowers. 'White Dog' is one of Fuller's most provocative films, not to mention one of the best movies dealing with racism in America. If racism can be taught can it be untaught? Very fascinating stuff. And through the perspective of an animal no less. Look, I love 'The Naked Kiss' and 'Shock Corridor' just as much as the next cinefile, but for me, personally, 'White Dog' is in my top 3 films concerning racism. Give it another chance. It's worth a second viewing.
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  • By Patryk
    July 08, 2012
    07:16 PM

    "Pickup on South Street" remains my favorite Fuller film. Ritter was phenomenal.
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  • By Craig J. Clark
    July 11, 2012
    08:15 AM

    'Pickup' is phenomenal, but I have to go with 'The Big Red One' as my favorite Fuller. He put so much of himself into it, I can't not love it.
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  • By margaret mccoubrey
    September 14, 2012
    04:27 PM

    is this dvd going to be available in the UK if so when?
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