Ben Meyers’ rating: 4.7|5.0
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March
of the Penguins—worth both time and money
investment—easily becomes a classic documentary with high educational value
factored into an exceptionally entertaining format. While the audience can view
this documentary in a comfortable home setting, these cinematographers provide
breathtaking film scenes in temperatures well below -50 degrees Fahrenheit and
endure 120-mile-per-hour winds to capture an event for the whole world to see.
At a final one hour and twenty minutes of actual show time the movie becomes an
ode to technical editing skill. Bravo! Watch for the 2017 sequel film, March
of the Penguins 2: The Next Step. Great work for Director Luc Jacquet.
Film Poster Courtesy of Wikipedia
Storyline
In
the springtime penguins look for their mate and engage in a unique behavioral
process to produce the next generation of the species.
Additional Thanks
Thank
you to Director Luc Jacquet for directing effort. Thank you to Executive
Producer Ilan Girard for making the film possible. Additional characters/cast
include: Le pére (voice of Chrles Berling),
La mére (voice of Romane Bohringer),
Le bébé
(voice of Jules Sitruk), and Narrator (voice of Morgan Freeman).
Buy a ticket? Yes? No? Maybe?
Yes.
This film deserves its place in the home video library and is excellent viewing
material for all ages.
Video Critique Available Here:
Ben Meyers
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