Movie Review: ‘To the Arctic’

Greg MacGillivray and his team spent more than eight months over four years to make 45 minutes of some of the most breathtaking film ever captured of the top of the world.
Movie Review: ‘To the Arctic’
A still of the documentary “To The Arctic,” a film investigating the lives of three polar bears in the changing Arctic wilderness. (Shaun MacGillivray/ Warner Bros. Entertainment Inc.)
4/20/2012
Updated:
10/1/2015
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We delight in watching the playful cubs tackle one another, and our hearts warm at the sight of their mother lovingly protecting them and nurturing them from the brutal elements in the Arctic. In one anxiety-provoking chase scene, they try to escape a much larger male polar bear predator.

Ultimately, To the Arctic is an inspirational and educational documentary, serving as the first of many more future IMAX films and TV specials that will be part of the One World One Ocean campaign, which aims to raise awareness about the state of our oceans. I, for one, cannot wait until the next installment and will definitely do what I can to help preserve the Arctic.

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