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Arctic Tale Nintendo DS Game
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UPC:802068101275
Condition:Used
Genre:Action & Adventure
Platform:Nintendo DS
Region:Region Free
ESRB:Everyone
SKU:DS_ARCTIC_TALE
———This game is fully cleaned, tested & working. Includes the Disc/Cartridge Only. May have some minor scratches/scuffs.This description was last updated on October 28th, 2020.
| Weight | 8 lbs |
|---|---|
| Condition | Used |
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One of the great trends in the entertainment industry of the past decade is the increase of high-quality, feature-length, family-friendly documentaries that are both entertaining and educational at the same time. Shows like “Winged Migration”, “March of the Penguins” and “Blue Planet” are bringing the world to people’s homes even as mankind intrudes more and more into the natural world. One of the latest productions is Arctic Tale, a Paramount Pictures production that examines the life of a female polar bear, Nanu, and a female walrus, Seela over the course of three years. The movie begins with Nanu’s first appearance from her mother’s ice den, and then switches to Seela’s first swim in the arctic waters. As the movie progresses, the viewer sees each undergo trials and tribulations such as looking for food, watching out for predators, and learning how to survive from family. The lives of both cross at several points during the movie, but both make it to the end, as both become mothers in turn. The movie is narrated by Queen Latifah, who must be working hard to expand her resume. The photography in this movie is great, and the extra features show how some of the footage was obtained. All in all, an entertaining documentary.
a gift
really good to watch with the whole family
Gorgeous
I wasn’t aware of this film until I saw it recently at a local video store. Seeing that the folks behind “March of the Penquins” were also producing this one, I decided to give it a go and I enjoyed it, though not quite as much as the aforementioned film. The story follows two newborn animals native to the arctic ice: Nanu, a polar bear cub and Seelah, a walrus calf. Through amazing filming (taking fifteen years to bring this film to life) we follow these two animals from the beginning of their life to adulthood. Nanu, born with a twin brother, follows her mother out of their winter den to wander a nomadic life over the ice. There are constant challenges for these beautiful predators who must find something to eat after spending months under the snow. Besides the possiblity of starving (polar bears are only successful in 1 out of 20 tries to capture prey) there is also the danger of the larger, more powerful male polar bears. Nanu’s mother avoids her male counterparts at all costs, knowing the dangers they pose to her vulnerable cubs.Seelah, the walrus calf, also faces danger from—-yes, polar bears. But thankfully for her, she has a caring mother and a protective aunt who watch over her with careful eyes. I loved seeing how tender Seelah’s mother was with her, cradling her in her flippers in a seemingly human way. It was interesting, also, to find out that these animals go on a hunt for three days and their main diet consists of clams.While the story of the two a.
Bonjour,C’est un documentaire émouvant, bien adapté àun public jeune, qui traite des effets du réchauffement climatique sur les animaux de l’Arctique. J’ai utilisé ce film lors d’une séquence pédagogique sur l’environnement avec mes classes de 5è(je suis professeur d’anglais). Le commentaire audio est tout àfait adapté àce niveau. Les élèves ont adoré ce film également et ont été très touchés. Dommage qu’on ne le trouve pas en France, car c’est un film àdécouvrir!
nice a bit boreing as you see this on tv it was nice to see how mother looks after her babys
My daughter was doing a school project all about Antarctica and the wildlife that lives there. I thought this a good learning aid.
My 3 1/2 year old grand son loves polar bears – and this movie was a hit. Interesting/informative (a picture says so much more!) for me too to see the environmental impact of global warming.
We need to know how Global warming is hurting these Beautiful creatures. I love Queen Latifah!
Claire H –
Beautiful, moving, stunning. Everyone should watch this movie, as it is an eye opener to the effect that climate change has had on the natural world. We fell in love with Seela and Nanu. We both laughed and cried a lot throughout this movie. National Geographic did an amazing job. Great product with quick delivery from the third party shop.
Sally Keathly –
Very heart warming
nancy brown –
wonderful DVD, it is w very well loved Christmas Present
Pamela Cochran –
Great
Bev Handley –
excellent movie enjoyed all of it. th photography was amazing I can not imagine sitting waiting for some of those shots!!
DCALLS –
This video documentary was beautifully photographed, and was a good fit for my class’ study of the Arctic and Antarctic.
Ranny Levy –
This is a cute, touching and great documentary. This 2007 documentary took years in the making and tells two different stories of a Polar Bear and a Walrus. Nanu is a new born polar bear cub and is with her mother and younger brother. Their mom is trying to teach them the ways of the polar bear. Seela is a walrus pup that is under the shelter of her mom and aunt. She likes wandering off, having fun and learning how to be a great walrus. Seela and Nanu, with their families, are going through everything to try to survive global warming. I love this film because it’s a documentary on animals and how they live in the Arctic. Some of it is funny, sad and makes me a little teary. I like the background music as I recognize some of the songs and it is entertaining. My favorite scene is when the walruses eat their clams they begin to go to sleep, but before they do, they start passing gas, but not just one of them, all of them. It is like dominoes, once one starts passing gas they all start passing gas. This is too funny. My favorite character is Nanu, because she is a cute baby polar bear. Queen Latifah narrates this documentary film and I think she is does an amazing job. She delivers the stories so great and keeps my interest. Directors Adam Ravetch and Sarah Robertson direct Arctic Tale and do a great job too. A lesson here is that we need to do our part in cutting the global warming pollution. There are easy steps we can do right now by conserving energy on a daily basis. Anima.
rosemarie edmunds –
granddaughter loves this dvd baby polar bear is very cute.
bwa137 –
Christmas gift for my great-nieces/nephew
Jean Nancy Burrows –
my grandchildren and myself enjoyed this film, it is very enjoyable and suitable for any age.I love the tenderness of the polar bears and the walruses it brings it home to us how the animals care for their young .I think there would be less problems in the world if we lived as the animals do.