My favorite part is about sloths in the first 7 minutes. The translation is really good. The lines such as "going to find a spouse at their fastest speed" are really amazing! Coupled with the animation image before the sloth, it's really cute! In the end, after a lot of hardships, the sloth only saw a mother sloth who was nursing a child. How many people's hearts were caught in this ending!
When I saw this part, I guessed at the time that why a documentary has such a high score must be because the continuous shooting of animals has produced such a beautiful story and abundant emotion.
After watching the whole film, I found that this documentary did not escape the feeling that the previous documentary gave me, because the later story is not necessarily as interesting as the sloth.
Talk about a few impressive scenes:
1. Monitor lizard fighting scene: the soundtrack is very good, the scenes are very rich, and the fighting process is very intense
2. The shot of the lemur from the bottom up is very interesting
3. The symbiosis scene between the marine iguana and the crab is also very funny, there is a scene where the little marine iguana catches the fly
4. The albatross is a bit ugly
5. The little black tern is good pretty
6. The long-legged ant is actually the nemesis of the beautiful red crab. The emission of formic acid can make the red crab die. Don't look at the power of Xiao Xiaodong!
7. The scene where Daddy Penguin was tripped by a stone is so cute, and the scene where Daddy Penguin was beaten by waves and covered in blood while foraging was also very shocking; after returning from foraging, Daddy Penguin and Mommy shook their heads and then changed the guard (guardian). child and foraging job swap)
Penguin baby eats in papa penguin's mouth
In order to cross the branch, the penguin bows its head for a very cute moment
After reading the film review, I realized that this is a very high-tech documentary, no wonder the lens is so beautiful. But also marvel at the diversity of the crew's shots and their ability to capture animals so close.
Finally, I would like to share what I saw in other film critics, and I like it very much:
The actor of "Out of Africa" talked about animals and once said:
"What animals do is wholeheartedly, and everything is like the first time, hunting for food. , work, courtship, only humans do the worst, only humans get bored."
Is this a force of nature?
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