tbd
metacritic
There are no critic reviews yet
Check back soon for more information.
Incredibly moving and visually stunning. My new favorite documentary.
1. cozza 2. barb 3. red-headed high schooler
A seminal work in documentary filmmaking. Incredible narrative storytelling technique blended with a compassionate lens shaped to understand a small-town community rocked by both physical and social turmoil, “The Bulldogs” captures the humanity of all of its subjects…
Eye candy. Every shot was beautifully composed and lit, an unexpected treat for a doc. I was sitting there kicking my feet the whole time. Such a pretty watch. And so much consistency with the style too! The edit has so much character, I love the quippy transitions to new…
Cinema Columbus '26 Carefully considered and sumptuous in its visuals, The Bulldogs covers the infamous train crash in East Palestine, Ohio, that set this small town careering into the national spotlight due to the hazardous materials that were burned near the town to…
Very impressive documentary, I don't really know how to rate documentaries, but this is seriously up there with some of the best i've ever seen. I would not be surprised in the slightest if this ended up on a big streaming service or in theaters.
An impressive feat of impactful portraits, stunning visuals, and a cast of characters that you can't help but fall in love with. THIS is peak documentary filmmaking. Seen at the 2026 Cindependent Film Festival in Cincinnati, OH
The most perfect documentary I have ever had the pleasure of seeing. I feel like I know each character personally. The score was incredible. Everywhere you look in this small town, there are people making the most of their lives. And the cinematography was inexplicably…
This is the most cinematic documentary I’ve ever seen thanks to the cinematography and score, but it still feels completely authentic. This and Union County, also set in rural Ohio, would make a great double feature. Unrelated thoughts: Barb is a star. I would like to know…