To the Arctic 3D Blu Ray 2012

An extraordinary journey to the ends of the earth, the new IMAX film Arctic 3D tells the story of the love of life and the struggle to survive. The original version of the film features the voice-over of three-time Academy Award winner, actress Meryl Streep.

We go to the Arctic in the company of a polar bear and her two babies. Change, those who come to the arctic desert force them to go inland to find a safe place to live. Exciting adventures of the bear family amid melting snows, ancient glaciers, huge waterfalls and majestic snow-capped peaks will help you get to know these amazing and brave animals in the documentary To the Arctic 3d blu ray.

I'll be straight up honest I only went to watch this movie for the IMAX experience while I was visiting a museum. The images were definitely huge, though I was expecting better image quality. As far as image quality goes, I actually later enjoyed image quality of the trailer on youtube in 1080p HD more than that of the actual movie. Admittedly the giant screen does have it's impressive charm though and you can blame my disappointment on my ignorance of IMAX movies.

As far as the movie goes it was pretty average though that doesn't exactly mean it was that bad. You got to see cool landscapes, and learn about the wildlife. I'm pretty sure the impression I have right now is exactly as the filmmakers intended; fascinated by the Arctic and sympathetic to the polar bears. I was disappointed at first, but in retrospect it was a decent made film, I was just expecting more than you can typically see on Animal Planet. It was also rather short. I also wish the environmental message was more subtle than it actually was.

One thing I have to complement about the movie is the soundtrack. It was pretty good, in my initial disappointment I don't think I expected to be later searching for the songs online.