Here's a family friendly movie that will be enjoyed by all ages. Outstanding cinematography takes you very up close and personal with a mother bear and her two cubs in their first year.
John C. Reilly narrates, sometimes as if for the blind. He is saying what is on the screen. The narration is a little too much when he speaks for the male cub. An excellent music track adds to the enjoyment.
You can't help but wonder how did they capture that action? Over the end credits there are behind the camera shots that show how some of the movie was made.
It is short, and there is nothing too scary for smaller children. The Bears make it through their first year, the salmon well that's a different story.
John C. Reilly narrates, sometimes as if for the blind. He is saying what is on the screen. The narration is a little too much when he speaks for the male cub. An excellent music track adds to the enjoyment.
You can't help but wonder how did they capture that action? Over the end credits there are behind the camera shots that show how some of the movie was made.
It is short, and there is nothing too scary for smaller children. The Bears make it through their first year, the salmon well that's a different story.