[cc100]

Ive heard a lot about this docu/movie.

What exactly is it, and is it any good?

[Sticks]

March of the Penguins when it came out in June in the US took at the box office during it opening, $20m compared to the Tom Cruise film War of the Worlds, $13m.

The latest count is that it has grossed $88m

There are talks of Oscar nominations and as someone who has seen it, I would reccomend it.

This is the official website

[ThaGazBoi]

I have heard its very good, but in the UK it has only got to number 9 in the box office. I may go and see it next week with my mates, Unless they want to see something else. Looks interesting, and if i dont see it at cinema, I will deffo purchase a copy when it come sout on DVD.

[Sticks]

Possibly the main reason that it is not doing so well, is thatone of the major distributors, Odeon, is only showing it at Covent Garden in London.

I had to see it at an art house cinema, The Tyneside Cinema.

These small independants do not have the full surrond sound and the turnover to justify lower ticket prices. (Economies of scale)

If the Odeon had been showing this film, maybe it would have scored higher.

[cc100]

Ill check it out, probably when the DVD comes out.

What exactly is it though? A docu?

[Sticks]

It is a documentry about the breeding cycle of the emperor penguin in Antartica

[James]

I haven't seen it but I know that conservatives in America like it because they think the penguins extoll conservative family values!

I'll probably watch it on DVD when it comes out.

[Sticks]

Originally posted by James
I haven't seen it but I know that conservatives in America like it because they think the penguins extoll conservative family values!

I heard that as well, it proves that they did not pay attention if they ever watched it. The penguins are only faithful to their partner during one breeding season. They do not pair for life.

I do wish people would check the facts before making utterances which later serve to undermine their credibility.