Does the dog die?
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Death Valley
Movie • 2021
ReportMercenaries with nothing to lose are hired to rescue a bioengineer imprisoned in a cold war bunker. Upon entering the ominous facility, they find themselves in a fight for their lives when they come under attack from an unknown and deadly creature.
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I don't think so? There are some dogs being used by militants to hunt down some characters, but they just kind of disappear from the movie as far as I could tell.
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Lyrie
A heads up to those sensitive to these topics:
Early on (1st half of movie, after they find pictures of the woman they were looking for) there is a scene where they talk about/mention a story about rape of women, from a religious context, which is told in a way that you may relate it to what is happening in this movie. The rape mention has no details or graphic elaborations, however.
There is also a little bit of a subtext that could be triggering i.e. the plot may make you think of pregnancy from s. assault(wether confirmed or not), theres mentions of persons not having consented to things being done to them related to birth and captivity. I think while no direct S.A. is in the movie, it could DEFINITELY be upsetting/triggering because of subtext, setup and things we may think of based on the narration.
Early on (1st half of movie, after they find pictures of the woman they were looking for) there is a scene where they talk about/mention a story about rape of women, from a religious context, which is told in a way that you may relate it to what is happening in this movie. The rape mention has no details or graphic elaborations, however.
There is also a little bit of a subtext that could be triggering i.e. the plot may make you think of pregnancy from s. assault(wether confirmed or not), theres mentions of persons not having consented to things being done to them related to birth and captivity. I think while no direct S.A. is in the movie, it could DEFINITELY be upsetting/triggering because of subtext, setup and things we may think of based on the narration.
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