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My Favourite Tiger documentary and I've seen quite a good number of them. The Amazing Sir David Attenborough narrates this Spectacular Tiger Film set in the Beautiful Jungles of Kanha National Park In Central India. Made in the late 1990's this particular Tiger documentary doesn't hold back on showing the true brutal and graphic grittiness of Nature, Natural Selection and Circle of Life as it is in the Wild. As well as being Educational about Tigers in the Wild Jungle this documentary is quite emotional and sad in parts centred on one Tiger family's fight for survival living in their Territory and showing the dangers along the way. I highly recommend this to anyone who Loves Animals and Nature and who Loves Tigers. 10/10.

I went to see this at my local cinema on Monday 28th of September the only day this movie was being shown in theatres (but is getting released on Netflix on October 4th) and it was breath taking, frightening but also beautiful as I knew it would be and more! I seriously wholeheartedly hope most people on this planet will watch this documentary and especially world leaders and government officials! Not to mention this documentary is just Incredibly educating and should be shown in schools eventually. There is zero excuse not to see this movie. ZERO! This is a MUST watch for everyone. Because we all call Earth our home and there is NO Planet B for us! There is NO denying the scientific evidence and vitally Important message this movie gives. If you deny it you are a stupid non intelligent human being who should NOT be allowed to be in charge and make big decisions on anything period! Wild Biodiversity MUST be protected at all costs for the future of humanity on Earth because by protecting it we protect ourselves as well as countless other wild animals and plants that we share this planet with!!! Please watch David Attenborough: A Life On Our Planet. I Implore everyone to!

Absolutely Amazing Brutal Jungle Book Film as It was meant to be told through Rudyard Kipling's vision. Don't expect anything to do with Disney in this Film or any of the Classic Songs (Bare Necessaties or I wanna be like you) that we've all gotten use to. Andy Serkis truly meant what he said when he stated a while ago that this was a much more Darker film than all the other film adaptations! Andy Serkis and Warner Bros really did not hold back on it's Blood and Violence for a 12A or PG:13 film and I Loved That! Don't show your young Kids this movie though whatever you do. I'd say this movie is only suitable for Kids older than 10 years old. Benedict Cumberbatch pretty much Destroy's Idris Elba's performance as Shere Khan. Idris Elba was Brilliant as Shere Khan but Benedict Cumberbatch was just Perfection as the Villain Man Eating Tiger's performance! Andy Serkis was Amazing as Kipling's True version of Baloo and Christian Bale was so Loveable as Bagheera! Cate Blanchett as Kaa was Mesmerizing (In a Good way) and Top Notch and I was so Happy she was Not a Villain in this one just like He was Not a Villain in the Book (Kaa was a Male Protagonist 30 Feet Long Indian Rock Python in the Book). Need I go on? All of the performances were Brillaint Including Peter Mullen as Akela! My only slight Negative was I felt at times the CGI of the Motion Capture was Unfinished especially with Kaa the Snake but only at times. Overall I Can't Recommend this Movie Enough! Go Watch It and see what Rudyard kipling's True version of his Book was really like.