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Roar marries gorgeous photography and a carefully observed narrative in the wild, yielding an eye-opening glimpse into the minds of lions.
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Circle of life lesson for A simple story, eloquently told, with lovely and humongous pictures. March 14, 2008 | Rating: 3/5
Circle of life lesson for A simple story, eloquently told, with lovely and humongous pictures.
Roger Moore
Quote not available. May 28, 2007 | Rating: B+ | Full Review…
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For audiences who only know lions through animated imitations or the bars of a zoo, this film commands respect for these magnificent creatures in the wild, whether plotting, nurturing, roaring, resting or leaping and snatching an antelope high in the air. March 9, 2007 | Rating: B+ | Full Review…
For audiences who only know lions through animated imitations or the bars of a zoo, this film commands respect for these magnificent creatures in the wild, whether plotting, nurturing, roaring, resting or leaping and snatching an antelope high in the air.
Nancy Churnin
[Director Tim Liversedge] truly knows his stuff when it comes to shooting wildlife -- he gets so close to some of the lions that we expect their breath to fog up the lens. Now he just needs to work on finding a story worthy of his pictures. February 2, 2007 | Rating: 2.5/4
[Director Tim Liversedge] truly knows his stuff when it comes to shooting wildlife -- he gets so close to some of the lions that we expect their breath to fog up the lens. Now he just needs to work on finding a story worthy of his pictures.
Jeff Strickler
It's a fascinating 40 minutes, packed with gorgeous close-ups of giraffes, zebras and even buzzards, images that should delight children and reassure those adults who fear that the world has been tamed. Not just yet. April 21, 2005 | Full Review…
It's a fascinating 40 minutes, packed with gorgeous close-ups of giraffes, zebras and even buzzards, images that should delight children and reassure those adults who fear that the world has been tamed. Not just yet.
Chuck Wilson
Thrilling and beautiful to watch. November 19, 2004 | Rating: 3/4 | Full Review…
Thrilling and beautiful to watch.
Louise Kennedy
Quote not available. April 4, 2011 | Rating: 4/5
Mark Halverson
Impressively filmed with good action, a compellingly dramatic story line with simply great lion shots, Roar is improved with the added dimension. October 18, 2007 | Rating: 3.5/4 | Full Review…
Impressively filmed with good action, a compellingly dramatic story line with simply great lion shots, Roar is improved with the added dimension.
Ross Anthony
The 3-D effects are impressive...but hardly necessary; Liversedge's film is strong enough even without them... July 20, 2007 | Rating: 3/5
The 3-D effects are impressive...but hardly necessary; Liversedge's film is strong enough even without them...
Jim Lane
A certain majesty is conveyed by the cinematic largess. In three dimensions, the imperial nature of the lion is fleshed out. It's akin to the difference between seeing a magazine photograph of a lion and encountering one at the zoo. July 13, 2007 | Rating: 3/4
A certain majesty is conveyed by the cinematic largess. In three dimensions, the imperial nature of the lion is fleshed out. It's akin to the difference between seeing a magazine photograph of a lion and encountering one at the zoo.
Carla Meyer
If William Shakespeare were alive and making nature movies, Lions 3-D is the sort of movie he'd make. February 2, 2007
If William Shakespeare were alive and making nature movies, Lions 3-D is the sort of movie he'd make.
Chris Hewitt
There isn't much new in the documentary, but the standard-issue nature lessons are heightened through the filmmaker's impressive close-ups, which seem even more intriguing on the big screen. October 14, 2005 | Rating: 8/10 | Full Review…
There isn't much new in the documentary, but the standard-issue nature lessons are heightened through the filmmaker's impressive close-ups, which seem even more intriguing on the big screen.
Jack Garner
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