Eight Below(2006)
A team of scientists abandon an Antarctic research station in the face of a huge storm, and leave their sled dogs behind.
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Age group8–12 years
Duration115 mins
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- Georgia, 10
- 5 reviews
I loved the film. It was a bit sad at times. When teardrops had to flow down your worried face. I was scared and sad for all of the characters at one moment or another in the movie. For example, when a guy nearly fell down a cravasse. Maya was my favourite huskies, although all of them were great. It was amazing how the film director go the huskies to act.
When I got home I had tears down my cheeks and all i thought about was leopard seals, snow and huskies. It was a bit predictable at times but I still enjoyed it. That's why i gave it three stars.
I can't tell you the story but all I can say is that the film was about scientist and huskies set in the Arctic. Visually it was amazing to look at.
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