Sea Monsters: A Prehistoric Adventure (2007)

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Produced in association with National Geographic, Sean Phillips' Sea Monsters: A Prehistoric Adventure utilizes state-of-the-art three dimensional photography in order to tell the tale of Dolly, a prehistoric sea creature who negotiates the waters at a time when a sea divides North America into two parts. The film alternates between these fictional recreations, and modern scientists exploring these areas in the present day. ~ Perry Seibert, All Movie Guide

Starring:: Liev Schreiber

Director(s):: Sean MacLeod Phillips, Sean Phillips, (more)

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Theatrical Feature Running Time:: 40 mins

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Liev Schreiber - Narrator

Director(s):: Sean MacLeod Phillips, Sean Phillips

Writer(s):: Mose Richards

Producer(s):: Jini Dürr, Lisa Truitt

Categories:: Documentary

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	Ryan G.

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This is National Geographic, it's good. It may not be better, or more in-depth than the Walking With Dinosaurs series, but it's entertaining natural history, and though it sells out a bit, anthropomorphizing these prehistoric dolphins in the same way a certain penguin movie I love to hate did, it's National Geographic! so it still manages to be informative.

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	Nick S.

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It's a bit childish, though the story is a little "raw" in that it's about hunters and being hunted. Our child loved this movie, but is very much into sea-life and sea monsters/creatures. Some of the larger beasts and hunt scenes may be frightening for very little children. As an adult, you'll likely be slightly bored. It's also a very short movie, so be forwarned that you only learn about maybe 5 different species and follow one short story through the prehistoric seas before it is all over.

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	Brian R.

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This is excellent movie, and I haven't seen it in IMAX; however if you were expecting a Walking With Dinosaurs, When Dinosaurs Roamed American, or Walking with Prehistoric Beast experience you will be somewhat disappointed. Though the movie does go through the life of a single animal named Dolly, a Dolichorhyncops, as it goes from birth to death. The movie seems to brief as compared to Walking with Dinosaurs, but all in all a very good National Geographic movie.

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