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Published On: Aug 02, 2005 03:59 PM
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Published On: Aug 02, 2005 03:59 PM
March of the Penguins
Um, cuter?
We had been wanting to see
March
of the Penguins for a while, but since
it hadn't been out of Philly, we had put it off. However, when Mom arrived, and
we were down there anyway and she was up for it, we finally saw it at the Ritz.
Really, there's not much to say about documentaries in a way--not much to analyze, especially if they aren't political or trying to convince you of something. That being said, the film is beautiful, inspiring, and interesting. The march is this feat of nature--an amazing journey that could stand in for any number of struggles by various animals which we might see as extraordinary, but to them are just the way it is.
And, really, who doesn't want to see penguins (and baby penguins!) for 90 minutes?
I wasn't as blown away by the cinematography as I was by Winged Migration, but it's still impressive and appropriate. Go see it.
Really, there's not much to say about documentaries in a way--not much to analyze, especially if they aren't political or trying to convince you of something. That being said, the film is beautiful, inspiring, and interesting. The march is this feat of nature--an amazing journey that could stand in for any number of struggles by various animals which we might see as extraordinary, but to them are just the way it is.
And, really, who doesn't want to see penguins (and baby penguins!) for 90 minutes?
I wasn't as blown away by the cinematography as I was by Winged Migration, but it's still impressive and appropriate. Go see it.
Posted: Tue - August 2, 2005 at 02:57 PM |