Fixed (2025)

Premiere on August 13. There has not been a release yet

The idea seems cool: to talk about the topic of castration in general. And such a nasty style is also fun, it reminded Rick and Morty. But I didn't have enough sharpness, or something. So it didn't work out for me personally, even though I looked at the whole thing.

Netflix has released its own version of "The Secret Life of Pets," albeit in a simple drawing and purely about dogs. The musical theme at the end suggests such a comparison). And the cartoon is as vulgar as possible, even compared to the movie "Wild Mongrels". I looked at him and laughed, but here I was mostly laughing. So animation is for the amateur. Much like an amateur).

I think the moral of this cartoon is that it's not the presence of eggs that makes a man a man, and even without them you can remain quite masculine.I think this cartoon should be shown more often to Dagestani and Chechen children.Otherwise, they stick their "masculine" everywhere, but in fact they do not understand the meaning of this masculine.

Well, that's if the authors of Ren and Stimpy decided to make an analog of "The Secret Life of Pets." Only about dogs. And without any morals there. Gendy Tartakovsky has already done something similar in his previous Primal. I mean, I just took one idea and stupidly, and no more morals and philosophy for you. There was rage, bloodshed, a fight for the sake of a fight, just a dinosaur and a primitive man. Well, here it's just dogs, just humor based on pussies, assholes, fucking, poop, urine... and everything else. To look for any meaning here is, in my opinion, stupidly not necessary. This is a banal hodgepodge of complete detachment and low humor. You can try to find an idea here on the topic of friendship, masculinity and everything else — but in my opinion, this will be an attempt to pull an owl on a globe. And the cartoon is not about that. Horseradish knows what, but if you like watching a crowd of dogs urinate on the guards of a shelter, maybe this will suit you.

Not perfect, but not bad either! Nice to see, to have a good time! To be honest, I expected more, but it's still not bad :)

the case when the cartoon honestly says from the very beginning: "I'm for adults." And it's felt in everything from jokes to visual madness. You can watch it, it's even funny, but it's not exactly funny. Rather, you'll smile a couple of times and think, "Okay, at least it's not boring."

Netflix, of course, remained true to itself — it could not do without a tolerant insert, but at least here it is not a children's story, and therefore it is perceived calmly. The cartoon looks like a chaotic comedy with elements of black humor and absurdity, where everything is as deliberate as possible.