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Earthlings (2003)

"Narrated by Academy Award Nominee Joaquin Phoenix and featuring music by the critically acclaimed platinum artist Moby, EARTHLINGS is a documentary film about humankind's complete economic dependence on animals raised for pets, food, clothing, entertainment and scientific research. 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. Powerful, informative, controversial and thought-provoking, EARTHLINGS is by far the most comprehensive documentary ever produced on the correlation between nature, animals and human economic interests."

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Posted 10 days ago
I saw this documentary 3 months ago. I have not eaten an animal ever since and I have felt better about myself from the day my ignorance was lifted. I feel you too can become a more decent being once you actually realise what is going on behind the abattoir walls of the meat industry.
Voice of one
Posted 31 days ago
Think this will give me a new way of looking at animals, I fish and hunt for food only never for sport respecting what is here for us to eat not to be abuse, man is the worse animal of them all with no respect of anything other them his own selfessness and greed, God how could we be so wrong
kate
Posted 33 days ago
we people..... we are PIGS. how can anybody do such terrible thing to an animal. oh my good. i simple can not belive it. everybody please help animales
hugh
Posted 39 days ago
i'd like to add by spaying and neutering your pets you are commiting a concience geniside. you don;t give the future generations of your animal a chance. i believe that it is more to do with resonsible owners. if you have a pet its a life time thing. your the pets and its children. also your animal has no say in it . no voice to tellyou i want this or not.
i hate writing my thoughts out like this it just gets jumbled i'm not saying that spaying and neitering is bad or wrong it would cut down on strays but what would cut soen on strays more is if people took care of them as i said its a life time responsibility not yours as its long but the animals. i own a dog now that has had 2 owners prier to me, the owner i got him from had him for a yeah and a half in that year he had my dog 2 cats a snake 10 perannas (hundreds of goldfish) and a little shark by the time he gave me the dog all were given away or dead
i've had my cat one for 10 years 1 since birth my dog just a year now