The Walrus and the Whistleblower 2020 123movies

Watch: The Walrus and the Whistleblower 2020 123movies, Full Movie Online – An animal trainer becomes an unlikely whistleblower and is sued for $1.5 million for plotting to steal a walrus, falling down the rabbit hole of a personal quest while a larger movement grows to end marine mammal captivity..
Plot: A documentary following the legal battles between Phil Demers and Marineland, and exposing the mistreatment of animals in theme parks.
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Ratings:

	6.7/10 Votes: 195
	50% | RottenTomatoes
	54/100 | MetaCritic
	N/A Votes: 1 Popularity: 1.896 | TMDB

Reviews:

There’s two sides – compassion and ignorance
There will be plenty of reviews that analyze this film from a technical standpoint, without diving much into what actually makes this a wonderful film. It’s pretty simple, they outline Phil Demers’ fight, and Marinelands way of silencing him.

Phil will never be silenced. As easy as that. Marineland is basically an heartless corporation at its core that does not actually care for anything in that park other than themselves….and their wallets of course.

You’re either on the side of compassion – which means you care for these intelligent beings and wish for them to have never been captive in the first place, or you’re on the side of ignorance – meaning you’re being willfully Ignorant to the horrors that take place behind the walls of that “park” and believe this is necessary to save animals. These animals didn’t need saving. They were stolen from their homes. Or you are lacking any and all compassion for a living being you believe is solely put on this Earth to entertain you.

The documentary brings chills and emotion and you truly feel sadness throughout the timeline of the film as they bring up countless instances of abuse, death, and neglect. One scene that will stick with me is when Zeus, a Walrus, is confirmed to have died. Marineland says there was no sign of health problems or neglect. Then we see footage of a clearly skinny, malnutritioned, and probably deeply depressed ocean animal living in a cement cage with chipped paint on the hard cement floor. Last time I checked, the only people who should be in cages are criminals, who committed acts against the law, not animals who have zero understanding as to why they are not in their natural habitat, some of which will never even know what their natural habitat should be..

Give it a watch. Whether you’re an animal activist, someone who hates seeing animals treated so poorly, or one of the willfully ignorant folks who may not understand the horrors taking place. You’ll either watch and confirm your belief and continue to fight against this evil, or maybe your willful ignorance will be broken through and you’ll see the truth.

There’s two sides – compassion and ignorance
There will be plenty of reviews that analyze this film from a technical standpoint, without diving much into what actually makes this a wonderful film. It’s pretty simple, they outline Phil Demers’ fight, and Marinelands way of silencing him.

Phil will never be silenced. As easy as that. Marineland is basically an heartless corporation at its core that does not actually care for anything in that park other than themselves….and their wallets of course.

You’re either on the side of compassion – which means you care for these intelligent beings and wish for them to have never been captive in the first place, or you’re on the side of ignorance – meaning you’re being willfully Ignorant to the horrors that take place behind the walls of that “park” and believe this is necessary to save animals. These animals didn’t need saving. They were stolen from their homes. Or you are lacking any and all compassion for a living being you believe is solely put on this Earth to entertain you.

The documentary brings chills and emotion and you truly feel sadness throughout the timeline of the film as they bring up countless instances of abuse, death, and neglect. One scene that will stick with me is when Zeus, a Walrus, is confirmed to have died. Marineland says there was no sign of health problems or neglect. Then we see footage of a clearly skinny, malnutritioned, and probably deeply depressed ocean animal living in a cement cage with chipped paint on the hard cement floor. Last time I checked, the only people who should be in cages are criminals, who committed acts against the law, not animals who have zero understanding as to why they are not in their natural habitat, some of which will never even know what their natural habitat should be..

Give it a watch. Whether you’re an animal activist, someone who hates seeing animals treated so poorly, or one of the willfully ignorant folks who may not understand the horrors taking place. You’ll either watch and confirm your belief and continue to fight against this evil, or maybe your willful ignorance will be broken through and you’ll see the truth.

Other Information:

Original Language en
Runtime 1 hr 28 min (88 min)
Budget 0
Revenue 0
Status Released
Rated Not Rated
Genre Documentary
Director Nathalie Bibeau
Writer Nathalie Bibeau, Christina Clark
Actors Phil Demers, Doug Draper, John Holer
Country Canada
Awards 3 wins & 2 nominations
Production Company N/A
Website N/A

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Sound Mix Dolby Digital (RCA Sound Recording)
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