A boy, bruised by life, finds his salvation through the love of his dogs.
Douglas Munrow, a gentle and empathetic man, endures a difficult childhood at the hands of his abusive father, who forces him to live in a cage with dogs. He develops an extraordinary bond with his canine companions, who become his protectors and allies. As an adult, Douglas transforms into the "Dogman," a vigilante who uses his pack to fight crime and injustice.
Dogman received a mixed to negative reception from critics, with praise for Caleb Landry Jones's performance but criticism directed at the film's convoluted plot, uneven tone, and Besson's directing. Audience reception was similarly divided.
Google audience: Audiences were split, with some appreciating the unique premise and Jones's acting, while others found the story unbelievable and poorly executed, citing issues with pacing and plot coherence.
The film was inspired by a true story of a man who lived in a dog kennel in New York City.
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