So is this movie worth seeing or what?
The trailer looks pretty but is it actually about anything?
shareIt's not 'about' anything in the way you would expect a drama to be. It's more of a 'concept' film. It's just beautiful and fantastic on the big screen/sound system. I think the point of it is that not much of the ocean has been or could be explored or visited and so it shows you what you couldn't otherwise see. I just sat back and enjoyed it. No stress. Really remarkable film. I thought it was worth seeing.
They went crazy for it in Japan. Which I thought was ironic as the japanese govt is pushing to resume whaling of humpbacks in Antarctica.
It look pretty good, but its not really a movie, since it has no story line. Shouldn't it be on the discovery or national geography channel?
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This movie is more dramatic and real than any movie put out by Hollywood in the last several years. While the story is nothing new, if you are not a documentary fanatic then you will be amazed by the clips. Seeing it on the big screen adds an element that is missing when you watch Discovery or the National Geographic Channel. I was awestruck by the scene in which a whale plays with a sea lion the same way a cat plays with a mouse before eating it. Go see it!!!
shareWait this may be a stupid question, but is this stuff real or fake? I saw the trailer and was like, "This can't be real!" But then my stepfather told me that there are fish with multicolored lights down there. So I just wanna know.
shareGo see it and find out! It's all real. You can't make that stuff up!!!! It's filmed by the BBC Natural History Unit, which David Attenborough is part of.
sharetoo bad its footage and music is ripped off Blue Planet Series .....................................................................................................BAM!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
If youve seen Blue Planet you will be heart broken.
Do you mean it has no organising principle? It does. It's based on ocean habitats. The variation in the habitats is caused by ocean currents (hot or cold) and sunlight. So you'll see they visit coasts, deep sea, open ocean, cold waters, tropical waters etc. They don't really spell that out really clearly though. I think they should have. I watched all of Blue Planet, so I can see how this all fits together with it.
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