I was thinking maybe ice yard, forest, beach, or snowy places. Then you can make a lot more money because people will want to buy more coins and bones. and maybe like you can add something where you can collect coins too and use the coins to also buy things for your dog to wear and new levels, not just the yard. and ranks like newbie, beginner, pro, for example. And maybe u can add something where you can join a friend’s game and play with them and tournaments. Would I watch it again? No.This game is so amazing needs more dogs though. But is it that great a movie? Not for me. The set decoration is also incredibly well done, and the costumes are great.
I agree, the film is beautifully shot with stunning cinematography. Is the high acclaim truly justified? Or is this overrated? For me, definitely. I was bored - just as I was with the highly acclaimed 'Brokeback Mountain' (although 'Brokeback' was a lot more in your face and not as toned down as 'The Power of the Dog'.) I can't help but wonder what prompted critics to adorn the film with so many awards. (well, also not much of a reveal, as you sort of have to guess what they're trying to convey.) Apart from character study, there's hardly anything significant happening here. It really also is uneventful until the final reveal. In fact, I was pretty bored for the first 40 minutes. I must be honest, from an entertainment perspective, I wasn't all that entertained. The film does have significant character development and there's lots to read between the lines, since the film tells its story in a very subtle manner. This causes Phil to constantly mock him in front of his workers. Her son Peter (Kodi Smit-McPhee) is gay - or a faggot, as they call him in the movie.
George falls in love and eventually marries Rose (Kirsten Dunst). Phil is insensitive, rude and crude (lets just call him butch!), while George is quite the opposite. Benedict Cumberbatch stars as a rancher, Phil, who runs a ranch together with his brother, George (Jesse Plemons). The film received an incredible 12 Oscar award nominations. I generally don't favour drama films, and the only reason I decided to watch 'The Power of the Dog' is because it received an amazing 562 award nominations (winning 250 so far), and because I like Benedict Cumberbatch as an actor. Or should I say, the film is very open to the suggestion of homosexuality, but it never really surfaces - almost like a 70's movie. It is said 'The Power of the Dog' covers themes such as love, grief, resentment, jealousy, masculinity, and sexuality.
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