Reviews — Animals
Audience write-ups from TMDB
CinemaSerf
The initial scenes are really good, showcasing a tense and lively relationship between Laura and Tyler – though definitely driven by pleasure-seeking and drinking. However, things lose energy once a romantic connection forms between them, especially after Tyler’s sister Jean intentionally becomes pregnant; the film then progresses at an incredibly slow rate, losing that early spark. What's left feels like a lifeless …
SWITCH.
The film ‘Animals’ didn't quite reach its potential, as it seemed hesitant to fully embrace the darkness present in the original story. It aims for a raw feel but stops short of being truly gritty, and struggles to pinpoint which relationship should be central. Despite this, it holds your attention well enough that you can overlook these issues while watching what unfolds—a depiction of modern experiences involving i…


