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Dog Bite Dog

Action, Adventure | 2006 | 108 min |

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Ett chanslöst barn växer upp i Kambodjas undre värld, där han tvingas slåss till döds för en spottstyver. Han reduceras till ett djur, en namnlös mördare, totalt avtrubbad från allt som kännetecknar en människa. Några år senare är han en fullfjädrad mordmaskin och skickas till Hong Kong där han avrättar en domares hustru. Efter sig får han den lika hårda snuten Wai …

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Variety

”Rabidly violent Hong Kong crimer "Dog Bite Dog" takes action off the leash and delivers a grueling, bumpy ride, rugged and bloody even by Hong Kong standards.”

Beyondhollywood.com

”Although many Hong Kong thrillers like to style themselves as being gritty and nihilistic, “Dog Bite Dog” is one of the few with the guts to actually follow through on such claims, being one of the darkest and brutal films of the last few years.”

Dreamlogic.net

”There are shocking films, there are violent films, and there are disturbing films, and the occasional picture that combines all three. But rarely do you come across a film that exhibits pure savagery.”

Hong Kong Cinema UK

”The must see movie of the moment!”

Twitch

”Dog Bite Dog grabs you by the back of the neck and body slams you into the mud. Before you can catch your breath, your face is scraped along a broken concrete highway, leaving a long, bloody trail. All that's left is for a speeding truck to crush your head like a grape!”

Cinephelia.com

”Senseless violence!”

Evildread.com

”Other gritty and brutal movies look cute when compared to Dog Bite Dog.”

Yesasia.com

”Dog Bite Dog shocks its audience with a brutality rarely seen in Hong Kong cinema. The exorbitant violence ensures the film a cult following.”

DVD Times

”Stabbings, shootings, nails through the foot, and torture occur but this is justified through the strong drama of the story.”