Dominion

after watching this I want to create T-Virus ,and finish ,human virus from the world 🌍 or universe

Oh my God, the human species are heartless to animals.. I just couldn't watch, now imagine how we dismember ourselves

Some people call documentaries such as Dominion "vegan propaganda". The definition of propaganda is essentially "lies and misleading info". I would challenge anyone to highlight even one piece of information in Dominion that is a lie or in any way misleading. The fact is that non-human animals (that humans exploit) are the most oppressed beings on Earth. Several trillion animals are killed and exploited (against their will) every year, all of which are entirely unnecessary in our modern world in which we have access to over 20,000 edible plants between which all essential nutrients are bio-available. If we don't need to hurt and kill animals to live healthy long lives, then why do it?

Lets not sugarcoat this, its a true horror story of the modern age without the relief of the fictional credit roll bloopers to remind you its all made up, because its not. This is reality, uncensored, and any ignorance and denial you may have before watching this will be quickly diminished. In this documentary, the curtains are pulled back and the tragedy is revealed thanks to the brave souls who were able to show us. The world needs to see this and theres no time to wait..

Very important film. Should be shown at schools and on prime time tv.

This movie is very hard to watch for any conscious human being. For the first time in my life I wish a movie would not exist, not because it is bad but because it shows evil. Evil from humanity that tries to act with moral values but somehow accepts this. I can't picture myself eating animal products again after watching this. Certain pictures just wont disappear and I don't even want to talk about them.

I'm a vegan activist and I've finally seen it last night. Gotta say even I was shocked learning some of the horrifying facts presented in the movie. It takes a lot of courage to watch through the entire movie and I cannot even fathom what an amount of courage and strength was required for the filmmakers and cameramen to infiltrate the industry of horror to obtain the footage. You guys are HEROES! I know that a lot of vegans and vegan activists haven't seen the Earthlings and are reluctant to see Dominion, simply because they know it all and they think there is no need to scar their minds any further. But I firmly believe that watching the movie is the LEAST we could do. If it is hard for you seeing the movie, imagine how hard it is for the animals that have to live the nightmare. Use this movie to ignite the spark inside of you and join your local activist organization or start one yourself. Until every cage is free. Go vegan.

This documentary will open your eyes to the truth about the 'food' you choose to eat. It explodes the myth of 'humane slaughter', show the reality of 'free range' and every day farm practices and animal agriculture in Australia, but common around the world, as well as some other practices that occur in other countries to bring us in the West, our 'creature comforts' like down pillows and fur coats. The undercover footage that was bravely obtained by activists and painstakingly put together for this film, along with the drone footage, has some of the most moving and powerful scenes portraying the suffering and horror that is the life and death of farmed animals. Especially if you still consume animal products, have the courage to watch this film and see if your choice to do so really stacks up as a good reason to do something that requires so much suffering, and creates so much waste, greenhouse gases and poor human health outcomes.

The documentary stats out as a great exposee of poor treatment of animals in the farm industry but runs through the same issues across multiple animal types, referring the film monotonous and poorly thought out. The constant criticism of artificial insemination, for example, made me feel like the film makers were agenda driven rather than seeking ethical outcomes. Some scenes seemed staged, particularly when multiple species were slaughtered at the same farm by the same people. The 2 hot length was to much and better editing would have made for a better film.

I went to see a free screening of this after being urged by a friend who is vegan. I came up with every excuse to avoid watching it until I gave into peer pressure... It's a gruelling 2 hours with no apologies made for its transparency. It'll rip you open and make you question your morals, beliefs and everything you were taught was normal in society. On the plus side, I've found vegan food isn't that bad after all!! Definitely recommend that everyone watch this, but it's not for the faint hearted.