Strays - Let's Laugh a Little!
I have seen many revenge-themed movies, but none of them was as wonderful as the revenge theme in Strays. It is the kind of movie that can make you laugh from beginning to end and I can say that it deserves praise for its story and simple plot.
From the beginning to the end of the movie, the story is so simple that it is easy to understand the connection between the characters and their real-life counterparts and every joke manages to impress the audience because of its connection to reality.
The characters I'm talking about are not human, the movie has a structure that emphasizes animal characters and they have been extremely successful in the use of dog characters. The revenge of a dog abandoned on the street by its owner is the main subject of the movie Strays, but at the point of processing the main subject; the movie makes you experience such tides through the characters that tears flow from your eyes from laughing.
I can say that the story line of the movie is amazing. The editing is extremely simple, but they have successfully handled what a comedy movie should do, which is to make you smile and entertain you, at the highest level. I can't remember the last time I laughed so much at a comedy movie.
The most interesting part of the story is the story of a dog who is abandoned on the street and then tries to take revenge on his owner with the other canine friends he meets, but the scenes that made me smile the most were the scenes where the dog is convinced that he was abandoned and that he should take revenge. Those moments, which are also the most difficult scenes of the movie, made me laugh until my stomach hurt.
I think the effort paid off in spades. The difficulty in doing any job can be scaled successfully. I would especially like to say that the cinematographers and effects were successful in all the shots involving the dog characters. For a stance where it is difficult to convince even a human being, I am sure it was much more difficult to convince the dog or tricks were used.
In many comedy films, the use of below-the-belt figures in the jokes made by human characters is a situation that most of us are familiar with. When we think of the movie audience as the consumers of the movies, I find this quite natural, because below-the-belt jokes are considered funnier and they are rewarded.
In Strays, instead of human characters, dog characters take on these jokes and believe me; they are much funnier than humans. If I say that the movie fulfilled my need to laugh for a while, I would be right on the money.
It was definitely one of the movies that was worth watching and I think anyone who wants to laugh should watch the movie but be careful who you watch it with or alone because slang and swearing are used a lot from the beginning to the end of the movie.
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Thank you for being here and thank you for reading, I hope you enjoy the movie and have some fun with it. I wish everyone who will watch it a good time. Have a good weekend; goodbye!