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Rather than calling the story ‘The One Hundred and Two Dalmatians,’ author Dodie Smith titled the sequel The Starlight Barking.
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The title does nothing to prepare you for the absolutely nutso story. As @SketchesByBoze explains, the dogs of the world wake up one day with super powers - and that all humans are asleep. The shitshow unravels from there. So without further ado, here's a succinct and entertaining retelling of the wild story.
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Yes, the dogs desire revenge. In the form of murder. While a bit intense, we have to say that the punishment fits the crime.
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Things don't go as planned.
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The plot thickens.
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Yes, that's right: a SPACE DOG.
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It does seem bizarre that nobody would pick up this movie - but we're kind of glad they didn't. Some things are made worse when put into the hands of greedy movie studios. And using CGI for this story would be a complete nightmare. Whatever happens, we're just glad to have added this to the archives of our ever-shrinking brains. It'll definitely spice up a party full of dull conversation.
Twitter Thread Details the 'One Hundred and One Dalmatians' Sequel About Total Dog Domination
Disney's One Hundred and One Dalmatians is a pretty iconic movie - and is based on an equally iconic book with nearly same title. But did you know that there was a sequel to the book? One would think that the live-action spinoff would follow the same plot. But it doesn't. And that's because the story is so insane it's impossible to film.
Twitter user @SketchesByBoze enlightened the site with these facts in a mind-blowing thread last year - a thread that we only happened upon nearly a year later. But you know what they say: Better late than never.
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