Dolphins [Blu-ray]
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Average customer review:Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #40290 in DVD
- Brand: IMAGE ENT.
- Released on: 2008-11-11
- Rating: NR (Not Rated)
- Aspect ratio: 1.78:1
- Formats: Color, Dolby, DTS Surround Sound, Widescreen
- Original language: English
- Number of discs: 1
- Running time: 89 minutes
Features
- Plunge into the realm of wild dolphins in this great adventure film MacGillivray Freeman Films, producers of the large-format films "Beavers" and "The Living Sea." In "Dolphins," you'll experience the warm, white sand banks of the Bahamas where the inquisitive dolphins live and play. Find out how we are unraveling the mysteries of dolphin communication. Here, you'll
Editorial Reviews
Album Description
Plunge into the realm of wild dolphins in this great adventure film MacGillivray Freeman Films, producers of the large-format films "Beavers" and "The Living Sea." In "Dolphins," you'll experience the warm, white sand banks of the Bahamas where the inquisitive dolphins live and play. Find out how we are unraveling the mysteries of dolphin communication. Here, you'll also meet a bottlenose dolphin named JoJo who explores the colorful reefs with his human friend Dean. Brimming with details about the complex lives of these fascinating animals, this ocean adventure film takes you into the very heart of the world of Dolphins. Narrated by Pierce Brosnan, music by Sting. Ever wonder "how did they do that?" "The Making of Dolphins,'" shot on High-Definition Video, takes you behind the scenes.
Customer Reviews
Too many people, too few dolphins
This is another instance of an Imax film that doesn't transfer well to other media. Shots that may seem awesome on an 8 story screen look pretty routine on a widescreen TV. The documentary is only 40 minutes long or less than you can see every week on PBS Nature, Animal Planet, Discovery, etc. every week and the material is no better. The film spends far too much time showing people and far too little showing dolphins. It isn't worth buying as you won't watch it more than once.
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