The latest film from Werner Herzog, like his many other documentaries, is beautiful in that you begin to see, and ultimately enjoy, the way Herzog views the world. Not to be seen as March of the Penguins 2: Revenge of the Little Tuxedos, this film focuses more on the people one would expect to meet at the South Pole. Each one is very, very unique from the Eastern European philosopher/backhoe driver to the misanthropic penguin expert that tells those who see a penguin heading away from water and into the interior of Antarctica to just "let 'em go".Sunday, November 23, 2008
Encounters At The End Of The World
The latest film from Werner Herzog, like his many other documentaries, is beautiful in that you begin to see, and ultimately enjoy, the way Herzog views the world. Not to be seen as March of the Penguins 2: Revenge of the Little Tuxedos, this film focuses more on the people one would expect to meet at the South Pole. Each one is very, very unique from the Eastern European philosopher/backhoe driver to the misanthropic penguin expert that tells those who see a penguin heading away from water and into the interior of Antarctica to just "let 'em go".
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why aren't you a film reviewer?
p.s. I really like your blog's new look. It fresh and light. Good show, love.
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