animal cruelity
too much, totally unnecessary
shareThere wasn't any real animals hurt. It's forbidden by law to do / show violence against animals , in a movie or on youtube or anywhere else.
People nee o get over that kangaroos scene, it was CGI and it was a great scene.
I mean come on the whole thing is happening in Australia. Australia is FULL of kangaroos. I think they even MUST get rid of them in real life and hunt them down otherwise there would be more kangaroos than human beings. You can find Kangaroo meat in supermarkets in Australia.
Sorry skippy
That kind of thing usually bothers me, like a LOT, even when I know it is just a movie, but for some reason this did not. Maybe because it was pretty clearly CGI and the fact that the roos did not leave so much as a scratch on the truck's windshield after ramming into it at high speed made it a little less real.
I did see a horror movie (I won't give the title of to avoid spoilers and also due to the fact I am too lazy right now to Google it) where a really cute orphan kangaroo was being nursed back to health. It got several scenes and then halfway through another character (who it trusted) beat it to death because he was in a bad mood (and a psychopath). Now THAT I feel was unnecessary... it still bothers me.
Everything that you see, I owe to spaghetti.
-Sophia Loren
I hate any animal cruelty & don't like to see it in films if it's real, but I could tell this wasn't real so it didn't bother me. It was so unreal it made me laugh when it just went on and on, one kangaroo after another.
What did bother me was the footage on YouTube a while back of some *beep* punching a kangaroo - whatever happened to the poor roo I don't know...😢