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Neeper · 12-13-2005, 10:54 AM

I rent DVD's online and I was browsing the new release. I came across a documentary called March of the Penguins. It had a lot of user reviews and all of them were 5 stars. I am a sucker for documentaries, sucker for anything Antarctica and nature in general. So of course I had to rent it.

Boy, I was blown away. This movie was way better than I expected, even though I read tons of positive reviews. It's quite the story about love and the urge to continue ones species. It was shot beautifully with amazing landscape cinematography. The story revolves around the emperor penguin, who all "walk" to a safe mating place over 70 miles from the ocean.

The documentary is narrated by Morgan Freeman's soft baritone voice. He was the perfect choice. I highly, highly, highly recommend this movie to anyone. It's the perfect choice for a family movie night. Kids could learn a lot from this movie. After watching this, you'll see how amazing life really is.

12-13-2005, 10:54 AM	#1
Neeper Official CP Photographer Join Date: Sep 2003 Location: PL15 Exp:	March of the Penguins I rent DVD's online and I was browsing the new release. I came across a documentary called March of the Penguins. It had a lot of user reviews and all of them were 5 stars. I am a sucker for documentaries, sucker for anything Antarctica and nature in general. So of course I had to rent it. Boy, I was blown away. This movie was way better than I expected, even though I read tons of positive reviews. It's quite the story about love and the urge to continue ones species. It was shot beautifully with amazing landscape cinematography. The story revolves around the emperor penguin, who all "walk" to a safe mating place over 70 miles from the ocean. The documentary is narrated by Morgan Freeman's soft baritone voice. He was the perfect choice. I highly, highly, highly recommend this movie to anyone. It's the perfect choice for a family movie night. Kids could learn a lot from this movie. After watching this, you'll see how amazing life really is.