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kingdroxie t1_j6jssk9 wrote

Reply to comment by Weird-Status-287 in Bulls: Shut up and take my money!! by CrackCody

The dog was meant to ground their perspectives.

The guy knowingly participates in the fire sale and subsequent economic collapse of the United States, but it still doesn't hang over his conscience more than his dead dog.

The movie ends with him burying his dog. At the end of the day, the death of his dog was more important to him than what he's done to the economy.

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Weird-Status-287 t1_j6k13ir wrote

Yeah I get it i just didn't think it was fit in well that's all. I think without it the movie still stands on it's own.

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kingdroxie t1_j6k1rjy wrote

The whole subplot is just a small comment. The movie stands well on its own, but that subplot further solidifies a smaller theme many people may not have picked up on without: the experienced and the leaders didn't really give a shit about the consequences.

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