A wonderful loving documentary about penguins. I loved it. The movie was funny and very real. Even though many people call it a documentary, it was more like a story with a beginning, climax, and an ending. The life of penguins, the harshness, the love, the warmth, and the will to survive are all captured really nicely in this film. It doesn't hide the cruelty of nature on these penguins. Instead, the death of the unborn and the young reinforce the strength and power of the mammal. They may be viewed as stubborn birds, refusing to leave the freezing weather. However, they have evolved and adapted, and they are respected and admired for their determination to continue their tradition. I give this movie a B+. Way to go penguins!
Tuesday, July 19, 2005
Movie Review: March of the Penquins
A wonderful loving documentary about penguins. I loved it. The movie was funny and very real. Even though many people call it a documentary, it was more like a story with a beginning, climax, and an ending. The life of penguins, the harshness, the love, the warmth, and the will to survive are all captured really nicely in this film. It doesn't hide the cruelty of nature on these penguins. Instead, the death of the unborn and the young reinforce the strength and power of the mammal. They may be viewed as stubborn birds, refusing to leave the freezing weather. However, they have evolved and adapted, and they are respected and admired for their determination to continue their tradition. I give this movie a B+. Way to go penguins!
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