A lot of people have commented about how its a good change for kids to see nature documentaries rather than anything else that might have been playing, but what I found the most interesting when i went to see this movie was that as an 18 year old, i was one of the youngest people in the audience. In fact, I would say the average age of the MotP audience when i went was 60 years old. It was like a geriatric festival (which isnt bad, it was just that I had expected the under 10 crowd to be dominating, and there werent a lot of kids at all).
Anyway, I was absolutely satisfied when i stepped out of the theater from MotP, and I cannot say the same for F9/11; I do hope that these type of documentaries get a bit more mainstream attention.
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A lot of people have commented about how its a good change for kids to see nature documentaries rather than anything else that might have been playing, but what I found the most interesting when i went to see this movie was that as an 18 year old, i was one of the youngest people in the audience. In fact, I would say the average age of the MotP audience when i went was 60 years old. It was like a geriatric festival (which isnt bad, it was just that I had expected the under 10 crowd to be dominating, and there werent a lot of kids at all). Anyway, I was absolutely satisfied when i stepped out of the theater from MotP, and I cannot say the same for F9/11; I do hope that these type of documentaries get a bit more mainstream attention.