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- Trailer for Born To Be Wild (02:22)
- Interview: "Morgan Freeman On The Orphanages And The Plight Of The Animals" (00:35)
Movie Info & Cast
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Cast
- Morgan Freeman
- Birute Galdikas
- Daphne Sheldrick
- Chris Fries
Letterboxd User Reviews
- Jul 8, 2023
Loved! Loved! Loved! Seeing orangutans in 3D was so cool!
Tylot LanternFeb 20, 2023IMAX Documentary 60/100 Solid watch. That cinematography is gorgeous (IMAX cameras go crazy), and the animals are fun. Also, they have a piece from the “Fantastic Mr. Fox” score in this.
Mitchell DaveyDec 25, 2023An informative IMAX documentary, perfectly narrated by Morgan Freeman, and nicely shot 3D, about how certain animals operate. Nothing screams 2011 than the usage of Waving Flag during the credits, lol.
Alex Leonce - Jan 3, 2020
This is a nice little documentary featuring the cutest elephants and orangutans you ever did see. I kind of just want to quit my job and go rescue some animals. I know that koala bears are really needing help right now.
ChanceAug 17, 2023The winner of the Genesis Award for Best Documentary Feature was 2011’s Born to be Wild, an IMAX Pictures production that focuses on the raising of orphan elephants and orangutans by humans in Kenya and Indonesia respectively. Daphne Sheldrick raises and cares for orphan…
ArytacoFeb 1, 2026i was CERTAIN the song “Send Me On My Way” by Rusted Roots was in this movie. CERTAIN. WHERE IS IT. I KNOW IT WAS THERE.
mj - Apr 1, 2025
Forgot to log this. Was a cute little doc we showed the like 50 grade 1 kids. Was it worth all the trouble of trying to figure out the AV set up of the classroom to hook up a DVD player? For the adults, probably not. But the kids seemed to like it... when they were actually…
ADoigFeb 8, 2016Everything I love about IMAX movies
Nautical_PunsAug 25, 2025stunning adorable movie, even more amazing in 3D. i couldn’t believe my eyes. it’s perfect.
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Metacritic
Although it runs just a fleet 40 minutes, the film proves a rich and memorable journey.
Best taken as the perfect film to transition your kids from animation to live action fare – short, sweet, and educational.
Kids will squeal with delight. Adults will smile indulgently at the mildness of it all.