March of the Penguins (La marche de l'empereur) (2005)

“March of the Penguins is a truly remarkable film, that wasn't helped by its misleading advertising. I admit I wasn't expecting what I saw, in fact it was better than what I was expecting. I loved the documentary style it was shot in. I loved the beautiful photography and the breathtaking sceneries. I loved the poignant and haunting music. I loved the cleverly written narration and thought that Morgan Freeman narrated perfectly. Asdides from the visuals were the penguins themselves, they were so cute and immediately lovable, then again I may biased as I love penguins. The film is quite leisurely in pace, but I liked that, it gave an elegiac and thoughtful feel to the film. In conclusion, March of the Penguins really is an astounding documentary-like film. 10/10 Bethany Cox” read more

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"German title: Die Reise der Pinguine my Blu-ray"

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"July 24th, 2005(at the Cinemark 20 in Moosic) August 8th, 2006(at the former Marquee Cinemas in Steamtown, during its Free Summer Movies program)"

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"2007: 820 2006: 755 2005: 709 "

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"  For a brief period of time, during the mid to late 2000s, for some reason that escapes me, penguins in movies were all the rage in cineplexes and movie theaters from all over the world, from the north pole to the south pole. And this inexplicable "march of the penguins" on the silver screen seems to have started in 2005 with the combined success of the scene stealing trio in the animated film Madagascar (which is not on this list primarily because I never got around to seeing it), and the su"

Top Favorite Films of 2005 (61 movies items)

" Directed by Luc Jacquet Morgan Freeman, Charles Berling, Romane Bohringer, Jules Sitruk, Amitabh Bachchan, Gosta Ekman, Sofia Grabol, Hikira Ishida, Ryunosuke Kamiki, Marek Kondrat, and Takao Ohsawa "