Using hidden cameras and never-before-seen footage, EARTHLINGS chronicles the day-to-day practices of the largest industries in the world, all of which rely entirely on animals for profit.
DVD Release Date: August 12, 2008
Stats: 282 reviews
If you haven't seen it...do. It is one of the most informative and well-elaborated documentaries by far, however the lack of interviews and proof presentation diminishes the whole project. It can be tiring since it only has archive footage and narration, but all in all, it's a do...( read more)
Although it's brutal and partially skewed, every human being should see this.
Hard to watch. A lot of brutal video depicting terrible things happening to animals. But this is a bit far-fetched because they use the term "specieism" to mean something bad. Like looking out for the interests of yours and your own first and foremost is now somehow unnatural! WT...( read more)
They need to do better research. Some of this info was false. If you are going to pramote veganism you don't have to show dogs beeing killed by garbage trucks, and rednecks shootings pigs..... There are other ways. Its almost as if the people making this film got off on filming g...( read more)
if you even wonder how we actually treat the other animals of this world then watch this thought provoking film. i warn you now that it is a hard watch even though itis just showing us what we already know but ignor because it makes us not like ourselves. What makes us special? n...( read more)
Well, I still like meat - but that doesn't mean I agree with the way they treat the animals.
It might be worth watching, if it wasn't so...ummm...anti-human I guess. I feel like apologizing for enjoying a hamburger.
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Luckily there's people who make this documentaries! Everybody should see this and stop closing the eyes towards the cruel reality.
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