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Not to be confused with ''Film/SnowDogs''.
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''Show Dogs'' is a 2018 buddy cop dog movie directed by Raja Gosnell (director of ''Franchise/TheSmurfs'' [[Film/TheSmurfs live-action movies]] and the ''Film/ScoobyDoo2002'' [[Film/ScoobyDooMonstersUnleashed movies]]) and starring Creator/WillArnett and Music/{{Ludacris}}.
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''Show Dogs'' is a 2018 buddy cop dog movie directed by Raja Gosnell (director of ''Franchise/TheSmurfs'' [[Film/TheSmurfs live-action movies]] and the ''Film/ScoobyDoo2002'' [[Film/ScoobyDooMonstersUnleashed movies]]) and starring Creator/WillArnett and Music/{{Ludacris}}.
[[Music/{{Ludacris}} Chris "Ludacris" Bridges]].
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''Show Dogs'' is a 2018 buddy cop dog movie directed by Raja Gosnell (director of ''Franchise/TheSmurfs'' [[Film/TheSmurfs live-action movies]] and the ''Film/ScoobyDoo'' [[Film/ScoobyDooMonstersUnleashed movies]]) and starring Creator/WillArnett and Music/{{Ludacris}}.
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''Show Dogs'' is a 2018 buddy cop dog movie directed by Raja Gosnell (director of ''Franchise/TheSmurfs'' [[Film/TheSmurfs live-action movies]] and the ''Film/ScoobyDoo'' ''Film/ScoobyDoo2002'' [[Film/ScoobyDooMonstersUnleashed movies]]) and starring Creator/WillArnett and Music/{{Ludacris}}.
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* TalkingAnimal: A weird take on this trope. [[AnimalTalk Animals can talk to each other, but they can't be understood by humans]]. However, some animals are treated as if they're understood by the humans around them, despite the fact that they can't. Max, for example, doesn't have a handler at the precinct he works at until he partners up with Frank and can partake in meetings without people really noticing.
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* TalkingAnimal: A weird take on this trope. [[AnimalTalk Animals can talk to each other, but they can't be understood by humans]]. However, some animals are treated as if they're they are understood by the humans around them, despite the fact that they can't. Max, for example, doesn't have a handler at the precinct he works at at, until he partners up with Frank and can partake in meetings without people really noticing.
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* OrwellianRetcon: The HappyPlace scene and the scenes leading up to it were removed for the theatrical release after the first week and for the home release after complaints were made about it.
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* OrwellianRetcon: The HappyPlace scene and the scenes leading up to it were removed for the theatrical release after the first second week and for the home release after complaints were made about it.
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* FunnyAnimal: The animals in the film can talk and some display anthropomorphic behaviour; for instance, the film features a scene of a dog [[TotallyRadical dabbing]].
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* PartiallyCivilizedAnimal: The animals in the film can talk and some display anthropomorphic behaviour; for instance, the film features a scene of a dog [[TotallyRadical dabbing]].
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* TalkingAnimal: A weird take on this trope. Animals can talk to each other, but they can't be understood by humans. However, some animals are treated as if they're understood by the humans around them, despite the fact that they can't. Max, for example, doesn't have a handler at the precinct he works at until he partners up with Frank and can partake in meetings without people really noticing.
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* TalkingAnimal: A weird take on this trope. [[AnimalTalk Animals can talk to each other, but they can't be understood by humans.humans]]. However, some animals are treated as if they're understood by the humans around them, despite the fact that they can't. Max, for example, doesn't have a handler at the precinct he works at until he partners up with Frank and can partake in meetings without people really noticing.
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* TalkingAnimal: A weird take on this trope. Animals can talk to each other, but they can't be understood by humans. However, some animals are treated as if they're understood by the humans around them, despite the fact that they can't. Max, for example, doesn't have a handler at the precinct he works at until he partners up with Frank and can walk into the middle of meetings without people noticing.
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* TalkingAnimal: A weird take on this trope. Animals can talk to each other, but they can't be understood by humans. However, some animals are treated as if they're understood by the humans around them, despite the fact that they can't. Max, for example, doesn't have a handler at the precinct he works at until he partners up with Frank and can walk into the middle of partake in meetings without people really noticing.
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* TalkingAnimal: A weird take on this trope. Animals can talk to each other, but they can't be understood by humans. However, some animals like Max are treated as if they're understood by the humans around them and treated just like them, despite the fact that they still can't be understood.
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* TalkingAnimal: A weird take on this trope. Animals can talk to each other, but they can't be understood by humans. However, some animals like Max are treated as if they're understood by the humans around them and treated just like them, despite the fact that they still can't be understood.can't. Max, for example, doesn't have a handler at the precinct he works at until he partners up with Frank and can walk into the middle of meetings without people noticing.
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* OrwellianRetcon: The HappyPlace scene and the scenes leading up to it were removed for the theatrical release after the first week and for the home release after complaints were made about it.
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* HappyPlace: An unintentionally disturbing example. In order for Max to endure having his genitals touched during the dog show, he goes through this trope, with his happy place being a parody of ''Film/DirtyDancing'' where he dances with Frank.
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* TravelingAtTheSpeedOfPlot: Two pigeons manage to follow Max from New York to Las Vegas over the course of a day. Pigeons can only travel up to 700 miles in single day at up to 90 mph, yet these two manage to fly over 2,500 miles in the span of 24 hours.
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* TravelingAtTheSpeedOfPlot: Two pigeons manage to follow Max from New York to Las Vegas over the course of a day. Pigeons can only travel up to 700 miles in single day at up to 90 mph, yet these two manage to fly over 2,500 miles in the span of 24 hours.
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''Show Dogs'' is a 2018 buddy cop dog movie directed by Raja Gosnell (director of ''Franchise/TheSmurfs'' [[Film/TheSmurfs live-action movies]] and the ''Film/ScoobyDoo'' [[Film/ScoobyDooMonstersUnleashed movies]]) and starring Creator/WillArnett and Music/{{Ludacris}}.
Frank (Arnett) is a cop who goes undercover with his dog partner Max (Ludacris) to infiltrate a crime ring that steals valuable animals in order to sell them off to the highest bidder behind the scenes of a dog show.
The trailer can be viewed [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f7H0fCTBdFQ here]].
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!!''Show Dogs'' has examples of the following:
* DullSurprise: Pretty much all the performances in the film are lifeless.
* FunnyAnimal: The animals in the film can talk and some display anthropomorphic behaviour; for instance, the film features a scene of a dog [[TotallyRadical dabbing]].
* ShoutOut: The film features a ''lot'' of pop-culture-related humor; one joke involves a tiger making a ''Film/LifeOfPi'' reference.
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''Show Dogs'' is a 2018 buddy cop dog movie directed by Raja Gosnell (director of ''Franchise/TheSmurfs'' [[Film/TheSmurfs live-action movies]] and the ''Film/ScoobyDoo'' [[Film/ScoobyDooMonstersUnleashed movies]]) and starring Creator/WillArnett and Music/{{Ludacris}}.
Frank (Arnett) is a cop who goes undercover with his dog partner Max (Ludacris) to infiltrate a crime ring that steals valuable animals in order to sell them off to the highest bidder behind the scenes of a dog show.
The trailer can be viewed [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f7H0fCTBdFQ here]].
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!!''Show Dogs'' has examples of the following:
* DullSurprise: Pretty much all the performances in the film are lifeless.
* FunnyAnimal: The animals in the film can talk and some display anthropomorphic behaviour; for instance, the film features a scene of a dog [[TotallyRadical dabbing]].
* ShoutOut: The film features a ''lot'' of pop-culture-related humor; one joke involves a tiger making a ''Film/LifeOfPi'' reference.
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