Animal compassion film is sad, suspenseful, and meaningful
It is in a time where animals weren't appreciated that much. So that phrase "he/she is treating them like an animal" applies. It comes from stories like this. Drew Barrymore plays a lady from greenpeace who cares about these whales that are trapped in some ice. She tries to get people in on this plan to get them out. But she tries unsuccessfully untill she comes across a news crew. This was set in the eighties and they didn't have anti-animal abuse stuff. A kid who loves animals will like this film. There is some bad language and one kissing scene.
I watched this movie in the theater and it was nice, but the "true story" elements were kind of ruined by unnecessary Hollywood cheese. Also (SPIOLER ALERT) the death of Bam-Bam was very upsetting and unfortunate. But it was still a good movie.
May insprire kids. Tells kids that even though you're just one person,you can still make a difference.
There's not much drugs involved,not much sex,plenty of educational stuff and positive messages,and even good role models. I think kids 7 and older will enjoy this movie.
4 weeks ago I and my mom went to watch this movie and it is a very good movie. But in the movie on the end it does not connect to the middle because in the middle it said “the whales can’t stay in the water too long or they will die.” But when the whales got scared they ran away to far and whales need to go all the way back under the water but they did not die.
It's a great movie, but my friends and I saw it and when the whale died we were all crying and then the Eskimo started singing and we were the only people in the theater who cracked up..... fuuunnnyyy