Buck vs. Spitz - The Call of the Wild (2020) 4K.

Buck vs. Spitz - Wolf's Soul
- The Call of the Wild (2020) 4K.
#wild #animal

Starring: Harrison Ford, Omar Sy, Cara Gee, Dan Stevens, Karen Gillan, Bradley Whitford.

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[shutterchick]

The book was completely different than this movie. The book was literary - it's message was that we all have a wild animal in us that will surface under the right conditions. The movie eliminated most of the violence Buck experienced, including his time as a fighting dog, and violence in the sled team, which brought out Buck's wild nature. The movie had more of a feel good, embracing your true self message. I guess that the director thought that audiences wouldn't want to see the dog fighting scenes, which would have been hard to film ethically...

[Artsy_Willow_]

I love the way buck fought back to spitz in the end

[SubhamChowdhury]

Buck was like, "If I want to, I can kill you right here, right now. Don't make me."

[The_unfunny]

Spitz in the movie: spared

Spitz in the book: 🌚

[markdanghyan]

the book version is so much intense, it showed battle for survival and dominance while here we have Spitz as a villain, I mean yes Spitz was a piece of shit of a dog in a book as well but his motive to be like that was to keep sled dogs in order, while Buck waited a moment to take away the leadership from him. You can actually feel the horror that comes to Spitz when starts to lose. While here we have classing good vs evil sort of regular fight, and Buck is like a dog that never even learned anything like a law of club and fang, if he could beat him so he could have beat him right after Curly's death or even better, save Curly.
I dont like when movies oversimplify a character.

[fint]

The paw on the throat, the direct eye contact with zero emotion. "Stay down, or never get back up, your choice."

[evancredeur]

It kills me when Buck gets up, and the only thing that moves is Spitz's tail when he freezes in place! 😂

[MitchBuchannon]

The white wolf in Balto is the angel this black wolf is the demon, unfortunately the moral has changed over the years

[alpha]

At 1st Buck was trying to throw Spitz off and deescalate the situation but once he realized Spitz was not going to stop that is when he realized that being passive was not an option.

[GoddessPrincess]

Buck chose true leadership while Spitz chose evil an selfishness ...

[GRIMREAPSK]

The movie is so dark, this is so much better quality

[petarmarkovic]

Jako sam bila tuzna na pocetku. Sto ga je vuk udario i pojeo zeca. Ali na kraju se pas podigao i nije se predao i isdao svoju ekipu nego se nastavio boriti do kraja. Svaka cast tom psu i ekipi.😊😊😊😊😊😊. I ako je bio umoran, nije se predao, u zivotu nikad se n e treba predati bas kako je ucinio i ovaj pas.❤❤❤❤❤❤

[djgamerpon]

A leader's true power is his compassion

[freddybonilla]

I can't believe Spitz killed that Poor rabbit 🐇

[nicholelardero]

I love this movie.. its shows to be humble and be good at all times.. choose to be positive and good..

[vulupus]

How is this more expressive than the live action lion king??🙃🙃🙃like- the dogs don't even talk in this movie but i still could tell how they feel just from looking at their face '-'

[Gaien_]

Buck hit Blitz with the wakeup command grab! He stood no chance.

[LucianRayden]

It's sad how they made a movie for kids from a brutal and serious story.

[sergioandrescontreras]

Forget Hal, Spitz is the real villain of the movie. I’m glad Buck taught him a lesson. Also I’m surprised that the owner never noticed Spitz’s evil behavior.

[TecnoTv]

Buck : " One shall stand one shall fall "