felt really disappointed at the time.
Many people have praised
how cherished the scenes are,
but if you are a documentary fan, you
will find that more than 90% of the scenes in
it have appeared intact. It
can be said that every scene in it can tell the source of it.
This where is a movie is literally a roundup! ! ! ! ! !
Most admired footage of dolphins, boobies, sharks, whales chasing sardines.
In fact, it
was filmed in the BBC documentary "blue planet" 10 years ago
and also in the documentary film "deep blue" a few years ago. The
most complete display of this group of shots is the BBC documentary "Natural Events". The Feast of Sardines in the episode
opens with an
ancient reptile sea creature swimming out of the ocean and watching a rocket rise. It's a
complete parody of the sixth episode of the BBC documentary Supernatural Powers,
but with a crocodile replaced by a lizard with a through-the-eye. The picture reflecting the rising rocket is the same as the first one
, not to mention
any whales and sharks swimming. Based on the BBC eight-episode documentary "Ocean"
Fishing boats in the stormy waves Various fish in the corals are from the BBC documentary "blue planet" 》
Whale slaps the surface, shark jumps and eats seals Taken from BBC documentary "planet earth" Octopus
changes skin color
》
Multiple whales attached to Alaska surface narwhal beluga from "The Great Event"
Many fish form a mass transforming shape from the BBC documentary "Swarm: Animal Army"
and some images from the BBC documentary "Human Planet" and "
There are too many examples such as "South Pacific" . I
haven't seen the picture. It's a short section of promoting environmental protection in the back,
and many of that section were made with computer stunts (including the shocking section of cutting shark fins).
After watching it at the time Just calling out
Jacques Behan, where are you the director? It's just a clip.
But when I went to the cinema to see it, I
suddenly felt that
the point of this movie was not the shocking picture
, but the one that was revealed throughout the movie. In fact , it is very difficult
to edit the shocking images left by the vast BBC. It has become a 100-minute high-definition screensaver and Jacques Behan has undoubtedly done a good job. If you are careful , you will find him. A lot of shocking scenes were deliberately left out, and the most shocking scenes were often only clicked to the end. For example, the scene in which a shark hunts a seal had a more perfect slow-motion picture and was bloodier, but he did not choose but simply passed by. It does not highlight this kind of killing , but more to let you enjoy the beauty of the sea. The scene inside is also very interesting and even cute . There is always laughter in the cinema. The big elephant holds the baby walrus and swims . on the beach
Hermit crabs and shrimps, everyone
, etc., etc.,
are not big scenes
, but they are full of fun
. The display of various marine life is not
as educative as the BBC. The director will not tell you that it is a new kind of floating with whales. Fishing method Spider crabs gather together not to fight in groups or to mate, but to change their shells together and do not tell you that the squid is a transvestite male squid pretending to be female and playing 3P with the squid that is mating The purpose of Jacques Behan is very simple to show the sea and the inside The beauty of sea creatures is quiet, pure, free, shocking, and tender. Even the hunting and killing of sea creatures is handled aesthetically only when people appear on the stage. Part of the soundtrack of the movie is really the best of the best It has always been emphasized that this is not a science film or a documentary, but a grand and warm symphony poem
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