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San Francisco Chronicle | Mick LaSalle

Stays in the mind, changing the way we look at the world.

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100
Variety | Lisa Nesselson

Visually stunning, practically dialogue-free and very family-friendly.

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90
Washington Post | Desson Thomson

It's not the enormous undertaking that impresses so much as the sheer ecstasy of flight and the ability of Perrin's team to catch it.

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90
Washington Post | John Pancake

Mysteries still surround many aspects of bird migration. This film unravels exactly none of them. Rather, in some of the most remarkable footage you'll ever see, the film lets you look over the shoulders of migrating birds.

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90
Rolling Stone | Peter Travers

The result is a movie miracle; it soars.

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88
Entertainment Weekly | Lisa Schwarzbaum

Mesmerizing.

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83
Los Angeles Times | Kenneth Turan

At its best, Winged Migration is a marvel, and if that seems like a gee-whiz word, that's because this film has a lot to be gee-whiz about.

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80
Boston Globe | Ty Burr

If it were any more real - if it were Imax, say -- the audience would be molting.

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75
Chicago Sun-Times | Roger Ebert

Jacques Perrin's Oscar-nominated Winged Migration does for birds what the 1996 documentary "Microcosmos" did for insects: It looks at them intimately, very close up, in shots that seem impossible to explain.

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75
The New York Times | Stephen Holden

It may sound facetious, but Winged Migration provides such an intense vicarious experience of being a flapping airborne creature with the wind in its ears that you leave the theater feeling like an honorary member of another species.

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70
The Onion (A.V. Club) | Scott Tobias

Settles into pleasant monotony and repetition, without any narrative arc or purpose. Seasoned bird-watchers, however, may find that the sensory overload leaves them close to spiritual nirvana.

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60

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gevendo | 03/26/2005 12:00 AM Notify

Purpose

"I don,t see how anyone could show more beauty,drama in living,or respect for the natural world in just 87 minutes.We would love to se another movie with this type of theme. Geo"

vmatfloors | 08/18/2004 01:00 AM Notify

MIGRATE OUT

"This movie was awful - it made me want to migrate out of the theater or even to another country where they won't play such a hideous movie that shows these pathetic animals!"

jljmassey | 06/05/2004 01:00 AM Notify

Amazing photography!

"The photography in this movie is outstanding! I thoroughly enjoyed it!"

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