Los Animales Anónimos

Im not sure if peeta made it or somthing I wasn't able to stay till end I just kind of sat through it at some point. I think the actings still good for what it was doing and camera work good but it was an hour of events that could unravel if humans were prey instead of animals and we were a subservent species. I guess it only showed negative stuff. There was no one to root for or what was positive as a human pet. Like what about a person with a family who gets captured by the animals? I almost feel like I am describing a slavery movie, not quite but you get the jist... I felt from the beginning the people we saw were doomed it gave me no reason to keep watching. Good premise.

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.

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.

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.

Anyone who has seen THE FARM, back in 2018, will think that this one is inspired from it. But beware, the story itself is not the same, only some so unusual elements makes you think about this link. The main matter is that those two quite different stories create some kind of analysis of the human - animal link (See title above). This one is without dialogues, it's not the first one, but it is still efficient. The cast is not great, though, look at the faces of the captives, when they arrive at the farm, they don't look scared at all, they seem to arrive at a museum for a visit, or for a new apartment to rent with the real estate agent.... Even after, they dont look so scared. Not enough, at least for my point of view. It is a flaw that could have easily been avoided. The overall scheme - human captive of a maniac - has already been told thousands of times since the late sixties and the Herschell Gordon Lewis' films, but that doesn't remove anything from this one, very inventive, and so typical of a French horror film as I crave for. One more thing, there is no blood in this movie, not gory sequence; and what for after all?