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Last of the Dogmen - Movie Review

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Now that I have your attention. Last of the Dogmen is an old movie. It came out in 1995. Why do you ask would I do a movie review on such an old movie? Because it was a very good movie. I have been looking for this movie to be digital for a very long time but you will not find it on Amazon, Google, iTunes, Microsoft, or Vudu. You are probably asking yourself why would I include a movie review for a movie you cannot buy digitally? The answer is simple. I found it today on YouTube. Yes, a full movie with no commercials on YouTube (https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=97CZvKgvqnA).

Movie Review

I find myself watching this movie over and over again. It has action, mystery, and romance. It’s plot is similar To Dances with Wolves that came out in 1990 but this movie is set in much in 1995. I feel the movie stands the test of time since it is a story that does not rely on special affects. Granted the cars are old but not obviously old and no one uses cell phones. I feel it is a movie with great story telling. I recommend you watch it. How often do you get the chance to watch a recommended good movie for free?

Movie Rating

I rate this a solid HD movie. If it was available for purchase, I would recommend it for under $10. At the time of this post, the movie is not available for digital purchase but is available through Amazon on DVD for $9. I hope someday this movie is available for digital purchase. For now, I will have to watch is on DVD or on YouTube.

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