As far as action goes, this version of muzzle was far superior than the first one, with more "edge of your seat" scenes to increase your anticipation. I didn't care much for the "talk over" scenes because at the time they were somewhat confusing, but it did fall into place at the end. If I had to compare this to the first Muzzle I would say it was an improvement. And then there is the dog... Got to love a dog with at…

There's a lot here that should grab your attention. The beginning is pretty neat, and the action sequences are well-done; the visuals are strong too. However, it feels like about an hour of just random things are strung together, making absolutely no sense. I honestly couldn’t figure out the point of anything or why I was watching scenes that didn't involve dogs doing interesting things. Still, it isn’t terrible. …