Winged Migration Critic Reviews
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Stays in the mind, changing the way we look at the world.Read the full review
Mysteries still surround many aspects of bird migration. This film unravels exactly none of them. Rather, in some of the most remarkable footage you'll ever see, the film lets you look over the shoulders of migrating birds. Read the full review
It's not the enormous undertaking that impresses so much as the sheer ecstasy of flight and the ability of Perrin's team to catch it. Read the full review
Visually stunning, practically dialogue-free and very family-friendly. Read the full review
A magnificent documentary that flies us along with migratory birds on their intercontinental travels, it's the polar opposite -- North Pole, South Pole and all latitudes in between -- of modern feature films that rely on special effects. Read the full review
The result is a movie miracle; it soars. Read the full review
Mesmerizing.Read the full review
At its best, Winged Migration is a marvel, and if that seems like a gee-whiz word, that's because this film has a lot to be gee-whiz about. Read the full review
If it were any more real - if it were Imax, say -- the audience would be molting. Read the full review
Jacques Perrin's Oscar-nominated Winged Migration does for birds what the 1996 documentary "Microcosmos" did for insects: It looks at them intimately, very close up, in shots that seem impossible to explain. Read the full review