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as part of our education, we don't want to encourage any fantasy's of bonding with wild animals (this shit is tricky!). Grizzly Man is still my number 1!
Winged Migration looks cool.
Just refound Life in the Undergrowth, another fave along with Microcosmos.
Winged Migration is by the same team as Microcosmos. French nature documentaries rule!
Sadly, like Phoenix, Daft Punk, or Air, no one knows they are French.
as part of our education, we don't want to encourage any fantasy's of bonding with wild animals
That makes sense. One of the reasons I like Fly Away Home so much is that in the end, those birds fly away.
Spoiler alert!
Home, presumably.
Megan, I just found that out in the comments on youtube. Even Milo & Otis is originally Japanese (or something)!
Yeah, I am pretty sure the title gives it away, but I can whitefont if you deem necessary!
Home, presumably.
that's what Tom Hanks said, but we all know the truth about that radio flyer.
Oh, oh, Jurassic Park. Okay, there's gore, but it's awesome!
Matt, I saw a piece on Valentine's Day in some People-like magazine, and they showed who was encoupled with who. They said that Bradley Cooper and Julia Horseface were a couple (and not actually indicating a tie to either of them, Eric Dane a singleton wild card) but that their story had a twist.
Do you know how that plotlet actually plays out?
Ebert on Valentine's Day:
"Valentine's Day" is being marketed as a Date Movie. I think it's more of a First-Date Movie. If your date likes it, do not date that person again. And if you like it, there may not be a second date.