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Dolphins (2000)

Dolphins (2000)
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Outdoor and underwater filmmaker Greg MacGillivray explores the secret world of dolphins in this documentary. Dolphins offers a glimpse at many of the 40 varieties of dolphins, in waters from Patagonia to the West Indies, as MacGillivray joins a group of researchers studying how dolphins hunt and communicate. In addition, the film exposes the actions of tuna fishermen who illegally attempt to capture dolphins, and answers questions about the habitat and physiology of these remarkable aquatic mammals. Dolphins was shot in the high-definition IMAX film format,and is narrated by Pierce Brosnan. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi

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Starring:
Pierce Brosnan
Director(s):
Greg MacGillivray
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Synopsis of Dolphins

Outdoor and underwater filmmaker Greg MacGillivray explores the secret world of dolphins in this documentary. Dolphins offers a glimpse at many of the 40 varieties of dolphins, in waters from Patagonia to the West Indies, as MacGillivray joins a group of researchers studying how dolphins hunt and communicate. In addition, the film exposes the actions of tuna fishermen who illegally attempt to capture dolphins, and answers questions about the habitat and physiology of these remarkable aquatic mammals. Dolphins was shot in the high-definition IMAX film format,and is narrated by Pierce Brosnan. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi

Theatrical Feature Running Time:
89 mins

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    Director(s):
    Greg MacGillivray
    Writer(s):
    Steve JudsonStephen JudsonTim Cahill
    Producer(s):
    Greg MacGillivrayAlec Lorimore
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    Documentary
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      John H.

      This movie was well narrated, with a focus on the ocean and dolphins ~ not the typical "man is destroying the earth" as found in other shows such as National Geographic. The colors were beautiful and the story line was intriguing. Well done!

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      Ted R.

      This film is a lot more entertaining than most IMAX films. It doesn't fall into the trap of being overly educational. While it has some science concepts, it also has amazing photography, engaging narration, great music, and really good editing. Even my 10-year-old didn't get bored with this one.

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      Michael A.

      I got this hoping it would have some fun footage of dolphins to keep my 2-year-old happy, but in that respect it was a let-down. The footage of dolphins, while there, is not very cativating on its own. I should have paid closer attention to the "special interest" label, or at least noted the absence of a "family" rating. Other than that it's a great documentary probably better suited to older children (or adults) who have already become enamored with these animals. On it's own it doesn't do much to make dolphins fascinating for those who haven't had a chance to become fascinated by them yet.

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