remember the way home

Casey 2021-12-30 17:17:10

Barely passing. Animal film expert Ballard works. His films are often half-story and half-documentary. Although this one is better integrated, the plot arrangement is still not good. Anna died and her mother was picked up by her father. She was awkward. Why did she suddenly become so interested in a bunch of goose eggs and little geese? This area lacks foreshadowing. Her frequent neurotic screaming and humming state aggravated the split. As for relatives and friends such as father, stepmother, etc., in the movie, everything is left behind to accompany her to train the geese to fly south. This character is thin enough. In fact, the highlight of this film lies in the reason that "the glider takes the orphans of wild geese to fly". Although this kind of operation is often seen in animal documentaries today, it should still be new to the audience in 1996, and the aerial photography of this film is sufficiently atmospheric and smooth to compensate for the weak plot. The migration route of the wild goose certainly does not care about the borders of the United States and Canada. The plot also teased human society (the Canadian police and the American military bases), and finally turned into a social incident, introducing environmentalist viewpoints, too. Routine operation of this kind of movie

Rico 2022-03-25 09:01:16

Beautiful, touching, heartwarming movie, Amy was in tears when she arrived!