Miranda Richardson, Hannelore Elsner
Turtle: The Incredible Journey is the story of a little loggerhead turtle, which follows in the path of her ancestors on one of the most extraordinary journeys in the natural world. Born on a beach in... read more
DVD Release Date: November 15, 2011
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March 20, 2012
I want to know how they were able to film all of that!! It was incredible to see this part of nature that you would have no chance of seeing otherwise.
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June 25, 2011
Excellent movie to take the whole family too! Your kds will be entertained and will be learning about marine life at the same time. I highly recommend every family go to this one.
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May 20, 2011
Hands down, the best nature-documentary feature in years. Loved the "Planet Earth" BBC / Discovery Channel series, and "Turtle..." was created by many of the same filmmakers. Designed for a theatrical audience, it will mesmerize both adults and kids, and looks stunning in 3D. ... read more
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A smartly shot sea documentary delivers its ecological message but does suffer from an overly dramatic narration. Full Review
Nick Stringer's documentary about the 25-year migratory cycle of loggerhead turtles has some remarkable underwater footage. Full Review
Without a disclaimer that explains what's real and not, how can viewers, including those who may already be skeptical about claims of environmental crises, trust that the whole thing hasn't been made up? Full Review
It's a bit long to be as kid friendly as this educational and visually striking film is meant to be. But it will give you a renewed appreciation for who these creatures are... Full Review
Turtle still has cinematographer Rory McGuinness's remarkable visuals in its favor, though, and reveals how even innocuous human activites curtail the loggerheads' centuries-in-the-making migration wi... Full Review
Penguins march but sea turtles mostly float through instinctual rituals of reproduction, a process detailed in Turtle: The Incredible Journey. Nick Stringer's nature documentary moves about as fast as... Full Review
The sort of thing that will be more at home on Animal Planet than in a theatrical venue. But of its kind, it's solid classroom fare. Full Review
In this era of Animal Planet and the Discovery Channel, the project seems rather redundant. Full Review
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