Dolphins - 2000

A mixed review, with photographs, by Lee Gough.

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SYNOPSIS: Dolphins are easily the smartest creatures in the ocean and this IMAX presentation offers us the chance to swim with them in the wild and learn a little bit about them. From marine parks where they learn tricks and undergo intelligence tests, to rescue efforts, to Kathleen Dudzinski's study of dolphin communication,
The World of Film in Australia - on the Internet Updated Thursday April 29, 2010 - Editions No 686/7/8/9 Dolphins are easily the smartest creatures in the ocean and this IMAX presentation offers us

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2. CNN: Tim Cahill chats about the IMAX film Dolphins

Chat transcript.

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Tim Cahill chats about the IMAX film "Dolphins" Web posted at: 5:00 p.m. EDT (CNN) -- Founding editor of "Outside" Magazine and best-selling author Tim Cahill joined Nature chat on Monday, March 13,
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3. Hollywood Report Card: Dolphins

A review by Ross Anthony giving the film a B+ rating.

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Ross Anthony's Hollywood Report Card. Dolphins. IMAX. Narrated by Pierce Brosnan. Included: Marin Biologist Kathleen Dudzinski, Alejandro Acevedo-Gutierrez Bernd Wursig, Dr. Louis Herman, Dr. Terrie Williams, Dr. Randall Wells; Naturalist Dean Bernal. Music of Sting. Cinematographers Bob Talbot (underwater), Paul Atkins (wildlife). Directed by Greg MacGillivray. Written by Tim Cahill and Steve Judson. Produced by Alec Lorimore, Greg MacGillivray at MacGillivrray Freeman (c) 2000.
How can you not like a film about dolphins? Surfin' the waves, jettisoning into the air, squeakin', clickin', and clappin' those little fins. Who doesn't like dolphins? Having always seemed to

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4. Dolphins

Official site for the film. Includes behind the scenes, education information and biographies of the scientists behind the film.

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MacGillivray Freeman's giant screen film about dolphins.
Now Playing in a giant screen theater near you. Imagine swimming alongside some of the most graceful and extraordinary creatures on earth - wild dolphins. Dive in with two scientists studying these

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5. Big Movie Zone: Dolphins

Film information, video clips, articles, reviews, and worldwide theater listings.

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Ultimate resource for ALL IMAX and other large-format films and theaters - including trailers, clips, previews, interviews, reviews, DVDs, message boards and more!
From the dazzling coral reefs of the Bahamas to the wind-swept seas of Patagonia, DOLPHINS takes audiences under the water's surface for a romp with inquisitive Atlantic spotted dolphins, acrobatic

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6. National Wildlife Federation: Dolphins

Article about the film's release.

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7. The Flick Filosopher: Under the Sea

A review of the film that "while undoubtedly spectacular, achieves more depth" than the typical IMAX offering.

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handcrafted geekery, just like Grandma used to make... when in Stratford-upon-Avon, U.K., I stay at One of the most extraordinary experiences of my life occurred at SeaWorld in Orlando, Florida,
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8. The Tech: Dolphins: Visually Stunning

A review by Vladimir Zelevinsky of the film that has "all the usual trappings of giant screen filmmaking are here, and then some."

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