Throwback to the past watching a movie at the Omni Theatre. Nonetheless this Meryl Streep narrated documentary is anything but not modern. Amazing technology yielded stunning close-up footages of the polar bears. But that was all to it to this 40mins docu. A series of gorgeous landscapes, panoramas and ultra-cute polar bears (with cameos by Walruses and Caribous) to sell the simple environmental message of Global Warming. Oh, and together with Meryl Streep's soothing narration and Pail MacCarthy's whimsical songs. There was one genuinely tension filled sequence at the end that was quite brilliant. Sadly, only shown in the Omni-Theatre so expect a lot of young children and the consequential persistent chatter throughout.
25 August 2012
To The Arctic [IMAX@Omni-Theatre]
Throwback to the past watching a movie at the Omni Theatre. Nonetheless this Meryl Streep narrated documentary is anything but not modern. Amazing technology yielded stunning close-up footages of the polar bears. But that was all to it to this 40mins docu. A series of gorgeous landscapes, panoramas and ultra-cute polar bears (with cameos by Walruses and Caribous) to sell the simple environmental message of Global Warming. Oh, and together with Meryl Streep's soothing narration and Pail MacCarthy's whimsical songs. There was one genuinely tension filled sequence at the end that was quite brilliant. Sadly, only shown in the Omni-Theatre so expect a lot of young children and the consequential persistent chatter throughout.
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