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Adaline 2022-03-28 08:01:02
Whale
Personally
adapted from a true story, not a film review. Adam, a reporter in the Arctic Circle
in Alaska, accidentally filmed three whales trapped in the ice. The ice in the sea is too big, they can't breathe, they can't swim out.
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Laurianne 2022-03-28 08:01:02
Action brings change
At the beginning of the film;
1. Oil majors only think about winning Arctic mining rights
2. Journalists only think about high-rated coverage
3. Inuit only think about our land, our usual way of whaling.
Fluttering the butterfly's wings was an Alaska-based reporter's tidbit of the stranded three...
Wayne Mitchell
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Morton 2022-03-31 09:01:09
It comes from a true story, which is naturally touching. However, "Dolphin Cove" can better describe the cruelty of reality. Also, Barrymore is getting old.
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Pamela 2022-04-01 09:01:19
6.9 The filming is generally too conventional, and if it weren't for the Soviet Union or something Gorbachev really couldn't tell that it was shot during the Cold War, Drew Barrymore also acted without a soul and was very playful. Anyway, it's an old-fashioned animal film to earn attention All the CGs of whales in the water are fortunate that the underwater is too ugly
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J.W. McGraw: [the Russian ship has created a hole in the ice, but the whales haven't appeared] C'mon, you bastards! Surface!
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Jill Jerard: [Jill is upset over how a stuck-up rival reporter wants to cover the whale story that she worked hard to cover and is drunkenly and tearfully venting her sorrows to Adam] Nobody covers great stories anymore! There are thousand wars going on! But none of the reporters are covering them because they are all HERE, covering a story about three stupid whales! Look what they've done to me! I'm a... smelly, drunk, depressed... .*Barbie*!
