A little 40 minute doc to remind you 
A) Climate change is real
B) not only is Meryl Streep tops at acting, she also rocks narration.
C) don't fuck with a mother bear who lives for her cubs

Found myself enjoying the obscure McCartney jams on the soundtrack more than the film itself. One feels bad for these animals and their plights, but one feels worse to see those plights are used to further an agenda as opposed to any meaningful level of documentation.

Polar bear mamas are the real heroines.

Testing out my new 3D glasses.
Starving cannibalistic white bears look pretty good.
I wish they didn't do the IMAX thing of using tiny little frame for non-IMAX camera footage since it would look high def blown up at home.
Not very interesting. I hate listening to celebrity voices.

2015.01.04中国科技馆观影。五星全部给imax，效果屌炸天。但影片本身并不算出色。

Las imágenes son bonitas, pero la calidad de los documentales de naturaleza está claramente regida por la BBC y los franceses. El público objetivo en el caso de los gringos son los niños, donde importa más la historia del personaje que el problema científico de fondo... el equilibrio informativo se pierde.

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To the Arctic

Estaba llorando mientras veía esto y cuando los osos polares se pusieron a jugar con las cámaras lloré más porque no puedo creer lo lindos que son

This gorgeous IMAX 3D documentary looks at the plight of the Arctic in general, and the polar bears in particular. Neither Meryl Streep’s narration nor Paul McCartney’s music add much, and the film seems like it is just really getting going when the credits roll less than 40 minutes in, but the photography (the first time IMAX cameras were used in the area) says it all.

A little 40 minute doc to remind you 
A) Climate change is real
B) not only is Meryl Streep tops at acting, she also rocks narration.
C) don't fuck with a mother bear who lives for her cubs