Oh puh-lease - must we anthropomorphize?
Filming is well done but script is terrible. It's over-dramatized and puts human emotions on animals. Example: in polar bear/walrus episode, narrator says the walruses are "indifferent" basking in the sun a few yards away from where a polar bear is lunching on one of their young. That's just one of many occasions in the video where the producers applied their own sense of theatrics to a very natural event. The video would have been good and interesting if the events had been described without the dramatic music and poor script.Read full review »
Underhill via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 09/10/06
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