March of the Mean Penguins

I haven't seen that March of the Penguins movie in a theater, but I got my mitts on a copy.

I don't think it's that great.

At least it's short (gif).

 

Comments

[Bat Guano]

This version has the same flaw as the theatre version. It anthropomorphizes its subjects, implies that their actions are due to human-like emotions like love, or in this case, wacky and jokey but somewhat mean feelings. But at least it spared us the up-close "erotic" scenes.

[hornsofthedevil]

well...yeah.
of course it ascribes human characteristics to the penguins. its being viewed by human beings. thats a necessary step needed to dramatize the subject matter, not a flaw. in many cases humans and penquins share the same emotions as they are both mammals with survival and maternal instincts.

its a great movie. i reccomend it to anyone.

[Bat Guano]

I was joking. And penguins are birds.

[hornsofthedevil]

hwah ha! birds fly. they don't swim, slide on their stomachs, and act wacky and jokey.
you weren't paying attenton when you saw that movie....

[Bat Guano]

Actually, penguins taste a lot like chicken, but a little fishy due to their diet.

[Pat]

Rich Lowry, editor of National Review, stated "Penguins are the really ideal example of monogamy". If having a new partner each and every year is an example of monogamy then what is the purpose of marriage; who are the siblings? The penguins represent communal living not family values.