The Crimson Wing
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The Crimson Wing
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0902967/
A nature documentary on the life cycle of flamingos, filmed in Lake Natron in Northern Tanzania
A nature documentary on the life cycle of flamingos, filmed in Lake Natron in Northern Tanzania
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BettyBoop
Re: The Crimson Wing
do you think this would be suitable to take my 6 year old too with his little buddy??
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Re: The Crimson Wing
I don't see any problems. This is a documentary type film, right?
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Re: The Crimson Wing
its disney, so maybe but
http://www.eyeforfilm.co.uk/reviews.php?id=8269
there is a sense of death being pretty much an ever-present threat and sensitive kids and, particularly, under-sevens may find this quite upsetting.
http://www.eyeforfilm.co.uk/reviews.php?id=8269
there is a sense of death being pretty much an ever-present threat and sensitive kids and, particularly, under-sevens may find this quite upsetting.
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Blinks
Re: The Crimson Wing
I would imagine it would be very similar to "March of the Penguins", only with flamingos this time :-)
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BettyBoop
Re: The Crimson Wing
oh i havent seen that......i was hoping it woulod be similar to lion king! lol ....going to watch the trailer now
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Re: The Crimson Wing
BettyBoop wrote:oh dear i dont think my little one will sit though this!
Running time is 77 minutes, so younger children wouldn't have to sit too long. I say, take the little one along BettyBoop. The trailer looks lovely.
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Re: The Crimson Wing
I thought that too! I didn't think it looked something that a young child would get upset with but then I don't know as each child is an individual so I guess it will depend on the child. I would say to take the little one along and if it does get upsetting, you can always leave.andrews wrote:
Running time is 77 minutes, so younger children wouldn't have to sit too long. I say, take the little one along BettyBoop. The trailer looks lovely.
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