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* BigSleep: the penguin dies rather peacefully right before the others because he lacks the cold.
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* BigSleep: the The penguin dies rather peacefully right before the others because he lacks the cold.
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* DogStereotype: tons of them, maybe too many to list here
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* InstitutionalApparel: averted, the animals all wear normal looking clothes
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* InstitutionalApparel: averted, Averted, the animals all wear normal looking clothes
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''Pound'' is a 1970 film directed by Robert Downey Sr. (''Film/PutneySwope''). It is best remembered today for being the acting debut of the director's [[Creator/RobertDowneyJr five year old son.]]
The film takes place in a city dog pound as the animals (who are mainly dogs, but there's also a Siamese cat and a misplaced penguin there, too!) await their fate of being put down, but there is a catch: the creatures are portrayed by human actors (for instance, a bald guy in a poncho plays a Mexican Hairless; the Siamese cat is an Asian; the penguin, or "fowl" as the others call him, wears a tuxedo; the Boxer is a boxer, The Greyhound is dressed like a marathon runner, and so forth). As they await their impending deaths, they reminisce about life, attempt to escape/get adopted, or act out their wildest fantasies. Meanwhile, there is also a subplot involving a serial killer.
The film takes place in a city dog pound as the animals (who are mainly dogs, but there's also a Siamese cat and a misplaced penguin there, too!) await their fate of being put down, but there is a catch: the creatures are portrayed by human actors (for instance, a bald guy in a poncho plays a Mexican Hairless; the Siamese cat is an Asian; the penguin, or "fowl" as the others call him, wears a tuxedo; the Boxer is a boxer, The Greyhound is dressed like a marathon runner, and so forth). As they await their impending deaths, they reminisce about life, attempt to escape/get adopted, or act out their wildest fantasies. Meanwhile, there is also a subplot involving a serial killer.
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''Pound'' is a 1970 film directed by Robert Downey Sr. (''Film/PutneySwope''). It is best remembered today for being the acting debut of the director's [[Creator/RobertDowneyJr five year old five-year-old son.]]
The film takes place in a city dog pound as the animals (who are mainly dogs, but there's also a Siamese cat and a misplaced penguin there, too!) await their fate of being put down, but there is a catch: the creatures are portrayed by human actors (for instance, a bald guy in a poncho plays a Mexican Hairless; the Siamese cat is an Asian; the penguin, or "fowl" as the others call him, wears a tuxedo; the Boxer is a boxer, The Greyhound is dressed like a marathon runner, and so forth). As they await their impending deaths, they reminisce about life, attempt to escape/get adopted, or act out their wildest fantasies. Meanwhile, there is also a subplot involving a serialkiller.
killer known as the Honky Killer.
The film takes place in a city dog pound as the animals (who are mainly dogs, but there's also a Siamese cat and a misplaced penguin there, too!) await their fate of being put down, but there is a catch: the creatures are portrayed by human actors (for instance, a bald guy in a poncho plays a Mexican Hairless; the Siamese cat is an Asian; the penguin, or "fowl" as the others call him, wears a tuxedo; the Boxer is a boxer, The Greyhound is dressed like a marathon runner, and so forth). As they await their impending deaths, they reminisce about life, attempt to escape/get adopted, or act out their wildest fantasies. Meanwhile, there is also a subplot involving a serial
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* FantasticRacism: The Pedigreed Bitch, a purebred dog acts like this toward the others, who she sees simply as lowly mutts since they are not of her breed.
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The film takes place in a city dog pound as the animals (who are mainly dogs, but there's also a Siamese cat and a misplaced penguin there, too!) await their fate of being put down, but there is a catch: the creatures are portrayed by human actors (for instance, a bald guy in a poncho plays a Mexican Hairless; the Siamese cat is an Asian; the penguin, or "fowl" as the others call him, wears a tuxedo; the Boxer is a boxer, and so forth). As they await their impending deaths, they reminisce about life, attempt to escape/get adopted, or act out their wildest fantasies. Meanwhile, there is also a subplot involving a serial killer.
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The film takes place in a city dog pound as the animals (who are mainly dogs, but there's also a Siamese cat and a misplaced penguin there, too!) await their fate of being put down, but there is a catch: the creatures are portrayed by human actors (for instance, a bald guy in a poncho plays a Mexican Hairless; the Siamese cat is an Asian; the penguin, or "fowl" as the others call him, wears a tuxedo; the Boxer is a boxer, The Greyhound is dressed like a marathon runner, and so forth). As they await their impending deaths, they reminisce about life, attempt to escape/get adopted, or act out their wildest fantasies. Meanwhile, there is also a subplot involving a serial killer.
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SerialKiller: The Honkey Killer who is the main focus of the subplot
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''Pound'' is a 1970 film directed by Robert Downey Sr. (''Film/PutneySwope''). It is best remembered today, as being the acting debut of the director's [[Creator/RobertDowneyJr five year old son.]]
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''Pound'' is a 1970 film directed by Robert Downey Sr. (''Film/PutneySwope''). It is best remembered today, as today for being the acting debut of the director's [[Creator/RobertDowneyJr five year old son.]]
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''Pound'' is a 1970 film directed by Robert Downey Sr. It is best remembered today, as being the acting debut of the director's [[Creator/RobertDowneyJr five year old son.]]
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''Pound'' is a 1970 film directed by Robert Downey Sr. (''Film/PutneySwope''). It is best remembered today, as being the acting debut of the director's [[Creator/RobertDowneyJr five year old son.]]
