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- Wes Anderson’s “Isle of Dogs” is about an island of dogs outcast from a dystopian Japanese city.
- If you say it out loud, “Isle of Dogs” sounds like “I love dogs.”
- People keep realizing this, and tweeting their revelation with great GIFs and quotes.
Wes Anderson’s new stop-motion movie “Isle of Dogs” tells the story of a young boy seeking his beloved pup after all canines are exiled from a dystopian Japanese city. Though the film is under fire from critics accusing it of cultural appropriation and whitewashing, other people are focused solely on the movie’s title.
If you say it out loud, “Isle of Dogs” can sound like “I love dogs.”See the rest of the story at Business Insider
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