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Oceans adds another visually stunning chapter to the Disney Nature library.
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All Critics (79) | Top Critics (26) | Fresh (64) | Rotten (15)
Visually [it's] quite seductive. April 26, 2010
Visually [it's] quite seductive.
Michael Phillips
Oh, it's amazing. April 26, 2010
Oh, it's amazing.
A.O. Scott
Its visual splendor more than makes up for its intellectual poverty. April 23, 2010 | Full Review…
Its visual splendor more than makes up for its intellectual poverty.
Dana Stevens
This monumental documentary gets intimate enough to hear a crab sneeze. April 23, 2010 | Rating: A | Full Review…
This monumental documentary gets intimate enough to hear a crab sneeze.
Amy Nicholson
There are life-and-death dramas, moments of playfulness and tenderness, which create an ever-increasing sense of wonder. April 23, 2010 | Rating: 4/4 | Full Review…
There are life-and-death dramas, moments of playfulness and tenderness, which create an ever-increasing sense of wonder.
Liam Lacey
Horseshoe crabs scuttle like possessed Nazi helmets and a school of fish morphs from dreidel to disco ball, as if choreographed by Busby Berkeley. April 23, 2010 | Rating: 4/5
Horseshoe crabs scuttle like possessed Nazi helmets and a school of fish morphs from dreidel to disco ball, as if choreographed by Busby Berkeley.
Jeannette Catsoulis
It is a standard style of nature documentary with gorgeous cinematography, music and a good message. April 26, 2019 | Rating: B+ | Full Review…
It is a standard style of nature documentary with gorgeous cinematography, music and a good message.
Rachel Wagner
There's surprisingly small amount of eco finger-wagging and a touch too many suspicious reaction shots... but Oceans is marvellously, fantastically shot (very little blood, parents) and foleyed, heavy-handed soundtrack aside. November 17, 2018 | Full Review…
There's surprisingly small amount of eco finger-wagging and a touch too many suspicious reaction shots... but Oceans is marvellously, fantastically shot (very little blood, parents) and foleyed, heavy-handed soundtrack aside.
Tara Thorne
By mixing the fake with the genuine, however well-meaning their intentions, they've shot themselves in the foot; I left the cinema feeling as though I'd been taken for a ride. November 27, 2017 | Full Review…
By mixing the fake with the genuine, however well-meaning their intentions, they've shot themselves in the foot; I left the cinema feeling as though I'd been taken for a ride.
Anne Billson
hits all the right buttons, focusing on the cute (like the seals and penguins) to the dangerous (like the sharks) and the majestic (like the whales) December 9, 2013 | Rating: 3.5/5 | Full Review…
hits all the right buttons, focusing on the cute (like the seals and penguins) to the dangerous (like the sharks) and the majestic (like the whales)
Kevin Carr
Oceans contains some of the most beautiful imagery ever seen in a feature-length documentary. May 25, 2011 | Rating: B+ | Full Review…
Oceans contains some of the most beautiful imagery ever seen in a feature-length documentary.
Matthew Toomey
New technology has helped these filmmakers to build new tools for underwater cinematography that enables them to be more flexible, faster in the water, which is how they captured profile footage of dolphins speeding through the water, for example May 21, 2011 | Full Review…
New technology has helped these filmmakers to build new tools for underwater cinematography that enables them to be more flexible, faster in the water, which is how they captured profile footage of dolphins speeding through the water, for example
Andrew L. Urban
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