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Persons under 14 years of age must be accompanied by an adult.
Tipus 3
FI
28 d'ag. 2026
K-12
Over 12 years.
Tipus 3
ID
28 d'ag. 2026
17+
Suitable for ages 17 and above.
Tipus 3
JP
28 d'ag. 2026
PG12
Parental guidance requested for young people under 12 years.
Tipus 3
LV
28 d'ag. 2026
16+
Tipus 3
SE
28 d'ag. 2026
15
Children over the age of 7, who are accompanied by an adult, are admitted to films that have been passed for children from the age of 11. Updated on March 1, 2017.
Life in a post-apocalyptic world is a common theme in movies (especially, if you believe what’s published in the media, the increasing prospect that such an outcome may be coming closer to a reality than any of us might like). In many cases, these films follow the experiences of a resourceful, innovative protagonist who quietly but skillfully struggles to survive, successfully managing to fend off...
What a great movie!! One of those worth seeing in the theater—and one that leaves you hoping for a sequel!
Great story, great actors, great direction!
No racial quotas, no trendy interracial couples, and no gender issues shoved down our throats—in short, no “woke” garbage! A breath of fresh air. I want more of this.
I highly recommend it! I’m looking forward to a sequel!
Check out my full review @ https://www.manuelsbento.com/the-dog-stars-2026-ridley-scotts-gorgeous-grief-stricken-post-apocalypse-never-quite-takes-flight/
Rating: C+
THE DOG STARS is a gorgeous, contemplative post-apocalyptic thriller that never fully earns its two-hour runtime. Ridley Scott finds real tenderness in a story about grief, isolation, and the fragile work of learning to hope aga...
In a world where a flu virus has wiped out most of the human population, mechanic-cum-pilot "Hig" (Jacob Elordi) lives on a remote farm with his world-weary pal "Bangley" (Josh Brolin). He makes occassional sorties with his beloved dog "Jasper" into town (think "Omega Man" - 1971) for supplies and to reminisce at the home he shared with his late wife and unborn bairn but is spotted from the ground...
