The film "Amores Perros", directed and produced by Alejandro Gonzalez Inarritu, is an intense Spanish action film about the dysfunctional lives of people in three scenearios that are inevitably intertwined in eachother's fates. The first story is about the unrequited love of Octavio's brother's wife Susana. Throughout the story, she becomes unfaithful to her husband, Ramior, with Octavio while Ramiro is having his own relations with a coworker. Throughout a series of dogfights, robberies, and violence, they all become seperated and watch their volatile relationships fall apart. The second story is about Daniel seperating from his wife and children to settle down with his spokesmodel girlfriend that he has kept undercover. After a devastating car accident with Octavio, she suffers from many injuries and loses her dog, her job, her vanity, and she almost loses Daniel. The third story illustrates the life of a hitman who has lost his family. After being hired to "dispose" of a business man by his "supposed partner", he abducts his target as well as his employer to teach them both a lesson. He also saves the fighting dog of Octavio who as been shot and suffered in a car accident, only to have the saved dog kill all of his own pets who were the only family he had left.  Throughout the film, the plot reveals the irony and pain that intertwines the three stories' fates together.  

The form of the film takes on many international characteristics typical to action genres, such as low dim lighting, quick scene changes, short takes, racy music, and wobbly/jarring camera movements. The style of cinemetography used can be seenin films from all over the world. It is very effective for portraying intense emotion during high action scenes.  Another global aspect of this film is the subjects of the stories. These themes are seen and experienced all over the world. From violent acts, to deceptive relationships, and disasterous events; they are all common themes used in films. They are also themes that take place in real life and can be relatable by the audiences, although these specific scenarios might be extreme, the general ideas are very global. The importance of animals and pets in people's lives is also a concept accepted globally. In these stories, the pets play significant roles in the lives of the people, whether they are used for comfort, financial gains, or family and love. A more local aspect of the movie is the illustration of the different classes in Mexico. The story of Ramiro, Susana, and Octavio represent the lower classes while the story of Daniel and Valeria represent the upper classes of Mexico. The third story of El Chivo, however, eximplifies how the two classes intertwine with eachother.

Overall, this was an intense and action-packed film. There is almost too much blood, gore, and violence. The plots will keep the viewers at the edge of their seat, and the connections of the fates of the characters throughout the film keep the audience guessing. The extremity of the scenarios will cause emotions to soar. This film could be very exciting and appealing to audiences.