Los Animales Anónimos

I have mixed feelings about this movie, a lot of disjointed moments that were quite annoying at the start, ruining the momentum in several scenes. However, towards the end, this style was suitable and efficient. The cinematography and colour grading were solid, making it enduring to watch. In terms of having no dialogue in the film, it is understandable, but I think it could have been a more effective result if there was some form of it. An interesting concept, and a powerful message, but I believe the structure was all over the place, damaging the movie overall.

Don't let the imbecilic 1 star reviews put you off. This movie deserves more attention than the safe and meaningless drivel getting 90 % ratings across the board recently (i.e. Power of the dog, the french dispatch)

Kudos to these filmmakers for making a movie that matters.

A delightful and humorous perspective. While it may not stop us from eating meat, it certainly makes you think twice when you see a truckload of humans being rounded up like cattle and sent to the slaughter.

I get the concept of the movie. It feels like something PETA members would get off on. The role reversal idea would make a entertaining film, but it is was very poorly executed. I will say the cinema-photographer did their job because that's probably the only thing I'll say was done well.

There is no story. It's just a series of random clips put together, but the camera work was very pleasant.

I understand the message they want to send with this movie, but my nan could've done better and she's dead.

Some intoxication from certain substances would probably blunt the pain of realising that you spent money to watch this.