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March of the Penguins, Told by Morgan Freeman (DVD, 2005) Very Good Condition

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Very Good Condition - looks like the plastic wrapper was just removed
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Item specifics

Condition
Very good
An item that is used but still in very good condition. No damage to the jewellery case or item cover, no scuffs, scratches, cracks, or holes. The cover art and liner notes are included. The VHS or DVD box is included. The video game instructions and box are included. The teeth of disk holder are undamaged. Minimal wear on the exterior of item. No skipping on CD/DVD. No fuzzy/snowy frames on VHS tape. See the seller’s listing for full details and description of any imperfections. See all condition definitionsopens in a new window or tab
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“Very Good Condition - looks like the plastic wrapper was just removed”
Type
Movie
Language
English, Spanish
Actor
Morgan Freeman
Director
Luc Jacquet
Features
Widescreen, With Subtitles
Edition
Widescreen
UPC
0012569736573
Format
DVD
Producer
Chris Moore, Chris Weitz, Christophe Lioud, Craig Perry, Emmanuel Priou, Ethan Coen, John Goldstone, Yves Darondeau
Release Year
2005
Subtitle Language
French, Spanish
Rating
G
Sub-Genre
Special Interest-Nature
Run Time
80 min.
Genre
Documentary
Movie/TV Title
March of the Penguins
Studio
Warner Home Video

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Product Identifiers

Producer
Chris Moore, Chris Weitz, Christophe Lioud, Craig Perry, Emmanuel Priou, Ethan Coen, John Goldstone, Yves Darondeau
UPC
0012569736573
eBay Product ID (ePID)
19046036866

Product Key Features

Movie/TV Title
March of the Penguins
Director
Luc Jacquet
Language
English, Spanish
Subtitle Language
French, Spanish
Run Time
80 min.
Rating
G
Release Year
2005
Format
DVD
Genre
Documentary
Studio
Warner Home Video
Sub-Genre
Special Interest-Nature

Dimensions

Item Height
0.60 in
Item Weight
0.20 lb
Item Length
7.30 in
Item Width
5.40 in

Additional Product Features

Number of Discs
1
Country/Region of Manufacture
Mexico
category_subtree
11232

Item description from the seller

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  • Top favourable review

    Amazing!

    March of the Penguins is such a surprising tale of the amazing life that these Penguins have. The difficulty was astounding and something that kept me glued to the story. I purchased one for each of my children to watch and share with their grandchildren who I am sure will also be mesmerized with the story. I would recommend this movie to adults and children alike.

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  • A Documentary As A Blockbuster Hit?

    Hardly ever have I considered watching a documentary on the big screen. I didn't this time either catching it for the first time on DVD. Beautifully cinematography is the key to this story of the March of the Penguins. Makes me wish I had seen it at the theater. This movie was splendid. Maybe not quite far reaching enough for a family film, there is a lot of graphic scenes, although these are the graphic scenes of nature for real as opposed to the graphic violence on today's television. It orchestrates the march these penguins take and the trials they go through just to mate and continue their species. I don't think anyone can argue the fact that this movie clearly shows that these penguins probably are on the tops for the most dedicated parents ever. It can be boring. Be ...

  • Entertainment from a new perspective

    Don't walk into this movie expecting it to be like any other ordinary film you would go to the theater to watch. This is more a documentary style movie. If you're like me, you might be turned off by that fact, but don't turn this movie down just becuase of that. You'd really be missing out. It is thoroughly entertaining while also being highly educational. I learned so many interesting facts about penguins, and about how little we know about the world around us. These penguins somehow know intuitively when it is time to gather to their breeding grounds. They all do it at precisely the same time, even on the same day, and often the same HOUR. They always find their way to exactly the same spot even though the polar ice is continually changing. Completely amazing. Watch it.

  • The story of Life on this planet

    This movie can put us in our place. When we think life is tough, when we think our problems are overwhelming, when we have a litany of complaints, a story like this gives us some perspective. March of the Penguins is very much a testament to the evolutionary process. The emperor penguin is a bird that cannot fly, walks awkwardly and with difficulty, but swims well. To reproduce, it must leave the sea and traverse some 70 miles of frozen antarctic wasteland several times, endure extreme cold and wind, and go without eating for months at a time. Many do not succeed in producing young, and many others do not survive the trip, but they all fully dedicate themselves to the effort. Without such inborn drive, such willingness to sacrifice themselves, these animals could not exist. Hats off ...

  • great film about great animals

    March of the Penguins was an extraordinarily well-done piece documenting the annual reproductive cycle of the emperor penguin, itself an amazing feat. The story and cinematography are both excellent, making this probably the best documentary I've ever seen. Morgan Freeman serves as a solid narrator, and Alex Wurman provides a beautiful score. The National Geographic CritterCam special feature is also very interesting. My biggest complaint would be how the penguins are anthropomorphized a bit, with the "love" theme and all - thankfully, this theme is only actually mentioned in the movie a few times, namely the beginning and end of the movie. It's a rather silly addition to a serious natural phenomenon, especially considering that we don't really know if the penguin parents feel any ...