LAPD K-9 officer Jake Rosser has just witnessed the shocking murder of his dedicated partner by a mysterious assailant. As he investigates the shooter’s identity, he uncovers a vast conspiracy that has a choke-hold on the city in this thrilling journey through the tangled streets of Los Angeles and the corrupt bureaucracy of the LAPD.… Expand
I’m definitely more of a fan of the dogs in Muzzle 2. I just never really loved German Shepherds I feel like there are more Belgian Shepherds in 2? I haven’t looked it up but the main dog seems less pure G-shep than the intro dog. German Shepherds are way over-bred and it’s sad that they die young and with terrible hips. Maybe if they’re used less in movies, the breed will have a chance to chill a little and get its legs back. I suppose we can all be happy it’s not a film about bulldogs.
What the fuck was with sniping a dog? In a film about the love of a man for a dog we should not have a dog get vaporized.
Buddy is really dumb. I suppose anger over a dog’s death is a powerful emotion but the area was shielded in plastic and someone was wearing a lot of protective equipment and our drug canine unit guy just goes in for the up close and personal questioning. Anyway, maybe they narcan him but he should be dead. Do they really melt fentanyl out of pieces of paper? Isn’t the great thing about fentanyl is you can do so much with so little it is sensical just to transport as powder?
It’s way more coherent than Muzzle 2 which I didn’t know was Muzzle 2 at the time. I hope they make a Muzzle 3.… Expand
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