Everyone’s A Critic

I will now critique The Beverly Hills Chihuahua for you (since I watched it intently a while back). Things I liked: dogs barking. Things I didn’t like: all that talking. What a waste of my time. Barking is so much more efficient. In fact I found the dialogue to be completely unnecessary.

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I love you, Burger. You’re always so pointed with your words. Have a wonderful day!

Woof woof. Bark grr bark bark. Ruff woof, Burger. -Hamlet

Apparently that translates from Boston Terrier speak as “I completely agree, Burger. -Hamlet”

Mystery Burger Theater 3000 anyone? Do you make critiques of the movies Burger?

I should! Great idea! I would be fantastic at that.

We watch that movie a couple days ago. We enjoyed it, but sadly our dogs didn’t. One of them actually yawned and fell asleep towards the middle of the movie!

I love Burger! I have always wondered – where did you get your name, Burger? Did you look like a tiny little hamburger when you were a baby? Or do you just have a penchant for Big Macs?

Yes! I was only two pounds and when I curled up on the sofa I looked like a little hamburger. And the fact that my belly is spotty like a cow sealed the deal for my crazy mom and dad.

we liked that movie too but youre right it needed more doggie interaction and less people.

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