Amores Perros

A crude story that gave me Reservoir Dogs and Pulp Fiction vibes.

Brilliant film of 3 inter- related tales in Mexico City: Every moment is intense.The movie is a scream of protest about life's pain.

I would show this to my dog lover partner if I had one.

Three sad and terrible stories connected by a car accident. It's a brilliant, unpredictable movie by Alejandro G. Iñárritu. Must watch.

Great filmmaking. Not for those sensitive to dog abuse and death.

Amazing, great characters and a great history. May be too raw for weak people so watch at your own risk

Great movie, love movies were u see different storys and by the end the crash into each other

A beautiful, multi-layered tale of connection within humanity. Emotional and poignant, a wonderful introduction to Iñárritu’s career.

Raw, visceral, and powerful. Maybe a little too narratively complex for its own good, but deeply compelling regardless.

One of the best Mexican movies and great actors. They get you into the Fol and you even suffer with them

Really good interwoven three stories with interesting results. Watch out for animal cruelty though

While this is gritty and entertaining, viewers should be aware that like the entire plot is about dogfighting and it’s super graphic

Loved how 3 different stories meet at a point which changes the life of all the characters. Simply beautiful. Love surely can be a bitch.

Good story, good acting, the photography sucks tho, if the money was a problem then they could've just not make 1000 angle changes per scene

I think the stories are well developed but not all the characters. However, there's a lot to appreciate on this film.

A great movie starring Geal Garcia as a hispanic i found this movie entertaining only thing wrong is the last 30 min dragged on to long

Un sople de aire fresco al cine mexicano

Very intense, brutal and moving trio of interlocking stories. Be aware, it’s pretty long. But worth it!

Good story and great character developments make this a really solid film

The very mexican film that everyone mention in the cult filmography. As a Mexican, I can say it portraits something quite right in the capit