March of the penguins

[Proinsias]

Anyone see it? Is it any good, or is it just a bunch of fat nuns messing about for an hour and a half?



This is still culture, pop culture....

[freeohfree]

if you like documentaries, it is worth seeing. i'd say its best on the big screen.

makes me thankful i'm not a fucking penguin tho... if you take your 'bird' to see it, watch out for the grief you may get afterwards.

[Proinsias]

grief??? In what way?

[freeohfree]

era, you have to see it. a fair bit of devotion on the part of mr penguin...

to be honest, i think they're nuts, living in the artic, but if you waddle like that, i guess it is good to live in a place where nothing else can survive.

[Corkman]

Pedant alert: those penguins are found in the Antarctic, and no species or penguin even lives in the Northern Hemisphere (Galapagos Penguin being the northernmost representative of the group worldwide).

[Murdock]

Pedant alert: those penguins are found in the Antarctic, and no species or penguin even lives in the Northern Hemisphere (Galapagos Penguin being the northernmost representative of the group worldwide).

What about the ones in Fota?





Why don't polar bears eat penguins?















'Cos they can't get the wrappers off.

[cartoon]

[QUOTE=Proinsias]Anyone see it? Is it any good

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Really good if you like nature programmes. Saw it yesterday and would definitely recommend it. Its worth going just to see the cute little side-to-side farmer's gatch they walk with. 8/10

http://wip.warnerbros.com/marchofthepenguins/ (there's a 2 min trailer here)

Its on in The Gate at 2.15 and 7.15 everyday I think.

[Murdock]

I'd go see it, only I've a feeling I've seen it before, just narrated by David Attenborough.