Coercive ‘Arctic Tale' may leave viewers cold
Movies don't come much more manipulative than "Arctic Tale,” the inevitable nature film follow-up to the captivating and popular " March of the Penguins .”
Husband-and-wife filmmaking team Adam Ravetch and Sarah Robertson spent 15 years gathering footage of polar bears, walruses and other rarely seen creatures, according to the movie's production notes. But they couldn't turn that footage into a beautiful and r...
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