Literally dozens of white friendships have imploded when it was revealed that someone read Fight Club after 1999. To have read the book after the movie is one of the great crimes in white culture, and under no circumstances should you ever admit to doing this.
But more importantly, once a book has been made into a movie, a white person can no longer read that book. This is done partly so that they can engage in the popular activity of complaining about how the movie failed to capture the essence of the book. The other problem is that these announcements create a ticking time bomb where by a white person must read the book in ADVANCE of the release of the movie. This is partly due to their fear that something they love will be made accessible to more people and thus enjoyed by more people which immediately decreases the amount of joy a white person can feel towards the original property. Worse still some of the cast are left foundering and the normally reliable Thomas Haden Church gives a pedestrian performance as the dad.It is a guarantee that whenever it is announced that a popular book is being turned into a movie, white people will get upset. If it wanted to seriously examine the role of military war dogs and the impact war has on them it is a big fail. It is also very manipulative by allying itself closely with the military and the stars and stripes which it reckons the audience will uncritically lap up. The plot is fast and loose with plenty of plot holes and descends into silliness at the end which will make adults just shrug as it is so clunky. Later Max and Justin find themselves going after some gangsters dealing with stolen weapons which ties back to Afghanistan but the police are after Max and want to put him to sleep because they have been passed on some false information about him. Justin is reluctant at first but eventually both of them bond, however Kyle's former army buddy causes issues by implying that Max was somehow responsible for Max's death. Back in the USA, Max only seems to be friendly with Justin, Max's rebellious younger brother who is still at school and it is decided to leave him with Justin. Max is a sniffer dog in Afghanistan and his handler, Kyle is killed. Max is a boy meet dog who has faced psychological trauma in a war zone film. Reviewed by Prismark10 3 / 10 Max overdrive
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