Your Mommy Kills Animals lays things out with historical perspective, tracing the roots of both the animal welfare movement and animals rights activism to England.
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11/19/07
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Reviews Counted:32
Fresh:29
Rotten:3
Average Rating:7.6/10
Consensus: A thoroughly fascinating, well-presented examination of the animal rights debate that is both provocative and thought-provoking.
Theatrical Release:Jul 20, 2007 Limited
Synopsis: This documentary about animal activism from director Curt Johnson features interviews with Hollywood stars including Katharine Heigl, Moby, Jessica Biel, and more. The film examines recent... [More]
Director: Curt Johnson
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Reviews for Your Mommy Kills Animals
Johnson's not pushing buttons just for the sake of attention-getting, he's revealing just how hopelessly complicated the issue has grown.
11/17/07
Worth seeing by anyone who cares about animals.
10/12/07
Perhaps the greatest service Johnson does is to turn the event that spurred him to make the film -- the FBI labeling animal rights activists the top domestic terrorist threat -- into a crucial dialogue.
10/03/07
Top CriticThat one can’t quite decide if these charming men are heroes or villains is a mark of Johnson’s calm, even approach to an issue seemingly fueled by emotions run amok.
09/27/07
Powerful, angry and bizarre documentary.
09/06/07
It isn’t only organization that the mildly anarchic Your Mommy Kills Animals sorely lacks, it’s also a sufficient number of sources.
08/30/07
Hard to beat that title, ain't it?
08/15/07
Can't commit to an overview of the movement by looking at three groups or stick with the trial of the "SHAC 7." So an intriguing but too short tour of animal-rights issues is interrupted by a flatly chronicled court case.
08/14/07
It's impossible to watch without having your point of view challenged – no matter which side of the issue you're on.
08/06/07
A smart, comprehensive doc.
08/06/07
Interesting and sometimes dizzyingly freewheeling.
08/03/07
It lets you off dizzy and confused, whereas the best documentaries leave you feeling that you've come to a settled perspective on a subject.
08/03/07
Top CriticThose on both sides of the animal rights issue will find much to fume over in ... Curt Johnson's in-depth, eye-opening examination of the movement.
07/26/07
Couldn't have arrived at a more timely moment, given the recent arrest of Atlanta Falcons quarterback Michael Vick on federal charges for hanging, drowning, electrocuting and beating dogs to death.
07/22/07
It's the best kind of documentary, in that if you're a thinking person it is nearly impossible to watch the movie without having your point of view challenged and questioned.
07/20/07
The result, admittedly, is a bit of a din. But it's certainly interesting.
07/20/07
Top Criticthe most accessible, thorough chronicle of animal rights ever put to film.
07/19/07
Curt Johnson's first feature bodes well for his future as a filmmaker.
07/03/07
What may be the finest documentary of the year also is the most difficult to watch. I wept unashamedly at the brief videos of real-life animal abuse in "Your Mommy Kills Animals," and you may, too.
06/30/07
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