worst movie I've ever seen ..

This movie was terrible. It wasn't a black comedy. Heather's is a black comedy. What's funny about this movie? Keeping vicious animals in your home is foolish. She steals from her employer for stray animals? She tries to indoctrinate a young child? That's not okay. She tries to kill her neighbor because her dog went into HIS yard, HIS private property and Pencil accidentally dies? She's a lunatic animal rights person, she jumps on the animal rights bandwagon because of some boring guy?

Terrible movie, false advertising.

You've apparently never seen Evan Almighty.

I loved it myself. It's just a matter of taste I guess.
Dini

Uhm...yeah, it was pretty bad. Not the worst but one of the DUMBEST movies I've seen in awhile. Like OP said, couldn't wait for it to end. Only watched the whole thing because it was a rental and I believe in getting my money's worth out of everything as long as it doesn't take up too much valuable time and I was stuck alone in my car at the airport with nothing else to read or watch (I guess a nap would have been preferable though).

Don't get me wrong, I get the message and I'm a dog and cat lover and hate seeing animals hunted or tortured but this just made animal humane societies look like total idiots. All of those animal lover characters were made to seem like clumsy, socially-awkward bleeding heart losers or clods. Meanwhile they make the one guy who should be the anathema to this film, a normal likable and reasonable guy. I'm talking about the neighbor who liked to hunt. He had a nice organized place, seemed like a guy you wouldn't mind hanging out with and he even ended up with a nice babe. He tried to be nice to her and reason with her but she was just too weird to deal with. Movie didn't send the message it intended.

It has an agenda. The Writers, Laura Dern and Mike White are card carrying Peta members, green activists, and anti corporate america. That bleeds into and greatly tinges everything they do. I like Enlightend, which they both did, but that was their strange take on anti-capitalism.