It is also very dangerous for bees to encounter flowers that eat meat~

Alyson 2022-10-31 05:06:53

The director uses a very romantic approach to show us a microscopic world that we don’t usually pay attention to.
Of course, there are cruelties here, such as spiders eating grasshoppers, pheasants eating ants, and bees encountering meat-eating flowers. It is also very dangerous; in the insect world , a light rain can set off a disaster...
However, I still admire the director's delicate way of presenting these things. Before I knew it, I almost regarded myself as a little bug, and was amazed that ants also have their own The granary, worried because the dung beetle was blocked from rolling the dung ball, until he was startled by the earthworm that suddenly appeared. . .
Haha, although some of the scenes are a little scary, the overall picture is great, the colors are beautiful, and the moment when the flowers bloom and fade is amazing. This film is a tribute to life, and you have to be amazed at the magic of nature!

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  • Jamaal 2022-06-27 16:26:44

    7.5/10. Bird eating insects is a monster movie, heavy rain is a disaster movie, the dung beetle is a funny movie, and the entangled snail is a love movie. Magnificent soundtrack, ending with a 2001 space odyssey feel.

  • Douglas 2022-06-27 20:36:19

    Prying into the little secrets of the world of insects, the shooting is very delicate~PS: I like the dung beetle very much~ The dung ball is very cute, but some insects are a little disgusting

Microcosmos quotes

  • Narrator (English version): [beginning narration] A meadow in early morning, somewhere on Earth. Hidden here is a world as vast as our own, where the weeds are like impenetrable jungles, the stones are mountains, and even the smallest pond becomes an ocean. Time passes differently here: an hour is like a day, a day is like a season, and the passing of a season is a lifetime. But to observe this world, we must fall silent now, and listen to its murmurs.

  • Narrator (English version): [ending narration] The night gives way once more. Nothing will stop what's now in motion, what hides in shadow, what searches forward, what flutters toward the light. Here, where time is measured out in moments, and new lives emerge from darkness, a day begins like any other. Beyond anything we can imagine, and yet almost beneath our notice.