Ocean Odyssey

2021
41min

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Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueLife originated in oceans and still depends on them. The East Australian Current, an ocean stream along Australia's east coast, influences climates, coastlines, ecosystems and economies. We ... Tout lireLife originated in oceans and still depends on them. The East Australian Current, an ocean stream along Australia's east coast, influences climates, coastlines, ecosystems and economies. We explore the wonders of this vital current.Life originated in oceans and still depends on them. The East Australian Current, an ocean stream along Australia's east coast, influences climates, coastlines, ecosystems and economies. We explore the wonders of this vital current.

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- Nick Robinson
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- Nick Robinson
Casting principal
- Rupert Degas
- Sylvia Earle

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- Nick Robinson
Scénario
- Nick Robinson
Casting principal
- Rupert Degas
- Sylvia Earle

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Rupert Degas

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Sylvia Earle

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- Nick Robinson
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- Nick Robinson
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Don't waste your money

I'm giving up on the expensive IMAX movies. They have become ecology scolds interspersed with a few shots of nature. There are always "experts" and science teams - 52 feet tall - who are delighted they have a forum and attention for their own little interest. We are reprimanded for ruining the oceans, with dire warnings about the planet. Yes - this is all true. But all I wanted to do in this particular case was take my granddaughter to see whales migrating and (hopefully) gorgeous cinematography. Instead - Sylvia Earle doing her best to be dramatic. IMAX is not a good medium to have people on the screen. They no longer have things "coming out of the screen" at us; they're merely large, blurry movies with no closed captioning and lots of stairs.