Talk:Zull/@comment-5109093-20120517233011

I like these guys as characters, but I'm still a little bothered by the fact that a Rottweiler and Pit Bull had to be chosen as the "evil henchdogs" (breed stereotyping...)--while other popular, beloved, "cute-looking" breeds were used for the good guys. Unfortunately, such things have been done even in great films. I guess it's just irresistible sometimes. Fortunately, in many of these cases (and definitely in this one), I don't think the dogs are truly all that evil.

(I greatly expanded upon my thoughts regarding this in a personal journal entry. I won't bore anyone with it, but of course you'd be more than welcome to read if you'd like.)