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Q took me to see March of the Penguins and it was beautiful.

Go see it... now... take your keets... or a friend... it was AMAZING.

DonnaKayDunbar wrote:Q took me to see March of the Penguins and it was beautiful.

Go see it... now... take your keets... or a friend... it was AMAZING.

I was gonna take myself last night since I was all alone...but decided not to go. Now I wish I had. Except I'm such a wimp, I'll cry thru the whole damn thing.

Brown Eyed Girl wrote:

DonnaKayDunbar wrote:Q took me to see March of the Penguins and it was beautiful.

Go see it... now... take your keets... or a friend... it was AMAZING.

I was gonna take myself last night since I was all alone...but decided not to go. Now I wish I had. Except I'm such a wimp, I'll cry thru the whole damn thing.

I cried too... but there's more happy tears than sad tears... go see it!

March of the Penguins is wonderful! Perfect if you're living in the sauna known as the northeast USA right now, too.

But...it is a serious documentary and it's not a Disneyfied version of penguin life. Bad stuff happens, very matter-of-factly, too.

Also, I noticed that the really small children at our theatre just didn't have the staying power. There are longish periods of the movie where not a whole lot happens - there's voice over, of course, in Morgan Freeman's wonderful voice, but a pre-schooler might get a bit antsy.