What a beautiful movie!

Perfectly adorable

There are moments that feel comical, some horrific, and some downright inspiring but the tonal shifts hardly matter as the end results come to a film that's perfect for this time.

One of the film's great tricks is that, for a time, you think it will go down a rabbit hole of unrealistic glorification.

This show is so awful I created an IMDb account just to give this show a 1. Honestly this is not even worth discussing but this site requires me to type 10 lines. This show is honestly so bad I texted all of my friends to never watch this show. It was so awful it made me cry. I will pay whoever thinks they may watch this show to not watch this show solely for their own well being. Do you remember the Lord of the Rings? This is Frodo's worst. Never, ever, ever watch this or your Lord of The Rings visions will be destroyed. Because I saw this I no longer will watch the series. Elijah Wood has now been ruined and I will never watch any movie/TV series he is in. So God damn awful.

There are many reasons why I love this TV show and feel it deserves a bigger audience. It is intelligent, very funny, an exploration of the human mind and relationships (or the lack of), refreshing, original, daring, human, does not feel the need to cater to the masses, and let's not forget that the characters are very well performed.The human factor is one of those factors that I, despite the fact that it is a surreal series at times, find very relatable, or at the very least interesting. I end up laughing at least a couple of times each episode, mostly due to some dog reference or absurd reaction from Wilfred (Jason Gann), but also numerous situations where Wilfred and Ryan (Elijah Wood) are out in public. The humor is often unexpected, subtle one time, and very direct a few scenes later. It will get your tummy shaking at least once every episode. Absolutely wonderful!There is a serious side to the story, which keeps me intrigued in the long run, but may be off-putting to people who do not follow the series as a whole. Some of the episodes may seem a bit too surreal or even far fetched if you are not open minded.There have been episodes that I did not find very relevant or a bit 'out there', but even those will still be worth your time.I would recommend watching at least one episode, with an open mind, even if you feel this may not be for you. Personally I prefer watching an episode after a busy day. I find it oddly relaxing as well...

I certainly don't hate this show, and, believe me, I do "get it." But I find it difficult to understand why so many dog owners love it so very much and see Wilfred as being similar to their own pet(s). I've owned both dogs and cats for over 30 years and I have to say that I've never owned (or known) a dog with a personality like Wilfred's. I get along great with virtually all dogs and they seem consistently delighted to have someone around. Wilfred's a bit too moody and independent for me to believe he has the traits and personality of a dog.Now, my CATS are a lot like Wilfred. Dismissive, smart-ass. demanding, and unpredictable.Other than that, it's sort of amusing, but not laugh-out-loud funny. The ideas are a bit too cutesy and get old pretty quickly.Worth watching, but be prepared to move on to something else after a few episodes.

Okay I voted this a little low because the people giving this a 10 are ridiculous.The idea of the show is pretty good but starts to leave a bad aftertaste. The writers seem to run out of ideas within 3 episodes but somehow manage to finish the first season by turning it into a mess. By the second season they have no idea what they are doing, no ideas for the dog, and seem to milk any part of the show that gets a chuckle. That's fine and all but you can't go through 3 seasons milking the same "joke" that became flawed because the dog is real in some episodes and then just imagination in others. Oh and he smokes weed, we get it, it's just not that funny.The comedy of the dog is pulled off terribly, and Wood seems to just blast through his acting with his wide eyed look about 90% of the time. Could have just hired an owl to do the same thing.No consistency or logical plot, some episodes matter, other episodes are just disregarded like they never happened. The characters don't grow on you, but become people you are annoyed with.I started this show thinking it had great potential, and I did like the first 2-3 episodes, laughed 1 time in each, but it fell to 0, and then it just made me bored. Going from clever, to obnoxious bullocks, Wilfred.