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Genre : Documentary
Release Date : April 22, 2010
MPAA Rating : G
Duration : 84 minute(s)
Production Budget : -
Studio : Disneynature
Official Site : http://disney.go.com/disneynature/oceans/
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Though there's a formlessness to it all, the wow factor will thrill the "Earth" crowd, making "Oceans" a surefire bet for families and nature lovers
by Jay Weissberg [Variety ]
This really is a film that manages to show us things we've never seen and make what we have already seen look different and new
by Kenneth Turan [Los Angeles Times ]
This hypnotically photogenic journey into the depths of the ocean blue exists to appeal to the imaginations of young and old alike
by Ed Gonzalez [Slant Magazine ]
There are life-and-death dramas, moments of playfulness and tenderness, which create an ever-increasing sense of wonder
by Liam Lacey [Globe and Mail ]
The wow factor alone makes Oceans a great Earth Day/Earth Week at the movies
by Roger Moore [Orlando Sentinel ]
the voice-over almost manages to turn the majestic into the mundane
by Steven Rea [Philadelphia Inquirer ]
the most striking thing about Oceans is its banality
by Tom Meek [Boston Phoenix ]
the majestic imagery fails to tell a story or advance a message
by Wesley Morris [Boston Globe ]
pretty and relatively painless - although not particularly exciting
by Stephen Whitty [Newark Star-Ledger ]
Perfect for families and exquisitely shot, this entry from the Disneynature division is even better and fresher than last year's "Earth"
by Joe Neumaier [New York Daily News ]
Oceans will dazzle you with something even stranger
Review rate : A-
by Owen Gleiberman [Entertainment Weekly ]
Oceans is more of a random collection of images from the deep. But, boy, what images
by Cary Darling [Dallas Morning News ]
Oceans is a lovely, meditative dive into the life aquatic
by Claudia Puig [USA Today ]
It is a good documentary and is worthwhile, especially for those with an interest in such things. It's just not as satisfying
by Jeff Vice [Deseret News ]
If you can't spare a few thousand hours to wander through the vasty deep yourself, "Oceans" will do nicely
by Kyle Smith [New York Post ]
All the crystalline imagery and poetic immediacy that we have come to expect from this new generation of up-close-and-personal nature documentaries is here
by Jeannette Catsoulis [NY Times ]
"Oceans" happily leaves us wanting more
by Moira MacDonald [Seattle Times ]