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Posted: Mon 01 Aug , 2005 9:14 pm
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A very enjoyable documentary.

Extremely informative while still entertaining. I can't imagine sitting in Antarctica filming Penguins for a year, but I'm glad they did.

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I have been wanting to see this since I read a magazine article about the filmographers. Glad to hear at least one person liked it! :)

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Saw it today. Enjoyed it a great deal. :D


Lots of cute fuzzy penguins.....



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Saw it the week it came out. I went in expecting lots of cute penguins. I ended up with an great deal of respect for them and their endurance, ability to survive, etc. Definitely an excellent documentary, an d worth seeing on the big screen.

And the wee penguins were really cute. :D

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My folks took my nieces and nephew to see this last week and they all really enjoyed it; I'd like to see it.

There was sort of similar film about 20 years ago called "The Bear" that followed a bear cub for its first year of life....I enjoyed that....you might want to check it out, too! :cool:
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If you like The Bear then be sure to see Two Brothers, the newest "nature" movie also by Jean-Jacques Annuad. It follows the lives of two tiger cubs separated at birth. Starring Guy Pierce & Freddie Highmore.

Penguins is coming to our theater on Thursday! Yeah!! :D

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jeanelf wrote:
There was sort of similar film about 20 years ago called "The Bear" that followed a bear cub for its first year of life.
*Remembers the film*
*Realizes it really was almost 20 years ago*
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