Any series/films nature documentary related immediately has me sold on wanting to see it. Baby animals are impossible to resist, so is the distinctive and beautiful voice of Morgan Freeman. To show how two women made this tremendous a difference to wildlife protection was also interesting. They all were major reasons for wanting to see 'Born to be Wild', which was only brought to my attention recently when starting to watch more one off nature documentaries and films.'Born to be Wild' did not disappoint and is more than perfect for children and adults alike so the whole family. It may not be one of the best, most comprehensive and most innovative documentaries there has ever been made and in existence, but it is nonetheless educational, illuminating, thought-provoking, beautifully made and with a lot of emotional impact. Even if it is not flawless (quite), 'Born to be Wild' has many fine things and anybody that loves baby orangutans and elephants already will not have their opinions changed other than perhaps strengthened.The only thing that could have been better was if 'Born to be Wild' was longer. It is never dull and always engaging, was so glued to it that it was sad to see it finish, but 40 minutes did feel a little too short.Otherwise, it is great. The visuals may be described as sentimental, but to me they were not overly so and there are a lot of beautiful images and loving photography. The scenery is nice too, though not jaw-dropping, and the orangutans and elephants look incredible. The soundtrack isn't overbearing or overused, nothing overwrought sounding.Freeman narrates with a sonorous, soothing quality that was just perfect for this material and the tone. The writing itself is very honest and informs, entertains and moves without being maudlin or childish while knowing what the target audience was clearly. The baby animals are absolutely adorable with already big personalities (evident agreed with the orangutan and the noodles, that was very funny and sweet) and the two women have such passion for their work and are true inspirations. The singing the lullaby to the newborn orangutan part did get me.Concluding, great. 9/10
When it comes to nature documentaries Morgan Freeman is a greatgo-to-guy for the movie studios. He has a voice that can seem soothingand pleasant to just about anyone.Freeman narrates the latest IMAX 3D documentary "Born to be Wild" byDavid Lickley (who also directed "Bears" and "Jane Goodall's WildChimpanzees"). For a short 40 minutes Freeman does a first-rate jobstirring up many emotions in the viewer. Well, he doesn't do it alone;he has some help from the adorableness of baby elephants and babyorangutans.Before this film I would not be able to locate Borneo on a map veryeasily. Thanks to the clever direction by Lickley we see an interactivemap of both Borneo and Kenya where our story is about to begin. We arealso introduced to two women who have dedicated their lives to rescuingand adopting elephants and orangutans who have been orphaned because ofthe actions of mankind.Daphne Sheldrick has set up an elephant sanctuary in Kenya; many of theelephants are there because poachers killed their parents (the releaseof this film could be really bad timing for the CEO of godaddy.com andhis recent elephant hunting video). She raises the elephants with ateam of zookeepers and is the only person to successfully raise anelephant from infant to adulthood.We then travel to Borneo to see Birute Galdikas' sanctuary for orphanedorangutans. They have lost their homes and their parents due to man'srapid expansion into their territory.In both cases we experience a cuteness factor that would overwhelm justabout anyone with the warm fuzzies. We see the orangutans doing cutehuman-like behaviors such as drinking milk from soda bottles, bathingthemselves and riding on the back of motorcycles. We also see theelephants drinking lots of milk from bottles, playing soccer andadapting to their human surroundings.In the end, the captured animals are released back into the wild wherethey belong. The journey back home is guided by humans, the samespecies that orphaned them in the first place.Should you see this movie? Yes, but only see it in the IMAX 3D formatfor its vibrant images of the animals and for some wonderful shots ofboth the African and Borneo landscapes. It's a seemingly flat storywith not too many ups and downs or much conflict. If it weren't for the3D this could have been a straight-to-DVD release.I do understand that Lickley wanted us to realize that there is athreat of extinction for both of these species. However, we are notgiven any action steps at the end. I would at least expect a websiteaddress to pop up telling the viewers that they can do more to helpthese orphans.
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