This is a beautifully filmed documentary about life in the oceans. It covers a wide variety of species in breathtaking vignettes about their lives and, sometimes, their deaths.
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A lot of what goes on in the oceans is based on finding food to survive, so it’s not surprising that many of the segments include footage of various animals and fish hunting and feeding on their prey. It’s not too disturbing when the prey are minute schooling fish, but some of the sequences with larger mammals made me wonder why the film has a G rating. Microscopic children are almost obvious to be confused and upset.
Nonetheless, the film is fabulous for slightly older audiences. It’s a beautifully filmed, just, and exciting explore at the myriad life forms that inhabit our oceans.
It looks as if documentaries about Earth’s life forms have become sub-genre for moviemaking. We have already seen extraordinary documentaries like `Microcosmos’ and `Winged Migration.’ And as far as cinematography is concerned, `Deep Blue’ is as attractive as those films. The disagreement is that you might be less likely to be surprised by its bellow in spite of its amazing images of dolphins, sea birds, whales, sea lions, penguins, and jelly-like creatures flashing blue in the deep ocean.
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Don’t gather me contaminated here because the marine images of the film are exquisite. For those who admire watching this kind of documentary film, however, some piece of the film is no longer novel and refreshing. Sea birds diving deep into the sea to win fish would be an astonishing image if you have not seen `Winged Migration.’ Emperor penguins marching up the beach from the sea and standing in a group to survive a blizzard would be an unbelievable scene if you have not seen `March of the Penguins.’ And `March of the Penguins’ would shriek you more about the life of the penguins with its narration.
The film’s strength lies in its editing, I mediate. Sometimes each vignette has a sort of short yarn (mainly about hunting) with George Fenton’s aesthetic but slightly bombastic soundtrack. Unruffled the breathtaking beauty of the images cannot be denied, and some creatures, those in Mariana Trench in particular, have totally different kind of beauty, very surreal and other-worldly one.
Finally I have to say some sections of the film may alarm kids. What orca whales can do on the beach might be monstrous to them (and adults too) . Of course they extinguish to survive, but the point is how they waste. Honest witness it for yourself.
Though not informative as you might believe, `Deep Blue’ smooth offers a series of astounding images about the animals and creatures living in the sea. The only thing I gain heinous is its DVD shroud. Why penguins? Unlike `March of the Penguins’ you don’t glimpse many penguins here.
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