March of the Penguins

Saw an interesting movie last night: March of the Penguins. Pretty amazing documentary done by a French crew (and narrated by Morgan Freeman) about a year in the life of emperor penguins in Antarctica. Completely amazing story about slightly strange birds living, mating & reproducing in the harshest area on the planet. Incredibly anthropomorphic, the film was fun to watch — we’d recommend it to anyone. Great for all ages, too — we were thinking about taking our nephew & nieces.

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Published:: 07.10.05 / 9am

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jim mack 08.04.05 / 10am

saw this movie and was amazed by the trials of being a penguin parent, but not unlike the dedication shown by parents of homo sapiens! I suspect you all will be watching more rental DVD movies over the next few years, but make sure that Sam doesn’t get into the popcorn!
jim

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