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anything with trees, nature & robert redford i’m gonna love
National Parks Adventure is packed with absolutely stunning imagery from beginning to end, but it clearly doesn't know how to string the images together. Robert Redford's narration is lacking in substance, and I don't even know who those three "adventurers" were. It also…
this is incredibly centered around white people and their accomplishments considering it features indigenous peoples land ... uh .. VIBE CHECK: FAILED the vibes in question cultural appropriation, the taste of shitty protein bars, lulu lemon shorts, “not all who wander…
Typically solid MacGillivray Films 3D documentary - and a terrific sales pitch, to boot - about and for the US National Park Service. Story-wise, there's not much to it but that's OK because the visuals do all the heavy lifting. By the end of the Robert Redford-narrated…
opened like every nature documentary should: with stunning aerial shots and a piano cover of hallelujah
The National Parks really were the best idea America ever had. Imagine rolling it back in time for a major anniversary when we need them most. We really had it all while Robert Redford was alive.
In the beginning I legit could only thing about shrek.. They say ‘the native American’ in past tense like they (natives) don’t exist???? I must ask what is with these song choices? How did this film get the rights to this music? I’m being read a poem.. Something about this…
At least it introduced me to John Muir
Forget about Hollywood, celebrities, movies, beaches, I just love another part of America: its nature. Beautiful scene from canyons, falls, geyser, rivers, to the ice mountains. I wish someday I’d go rafting in the Grand Canyon National Park. That’s the dream.
10/7/26: Saw it in 3D, which was alright, but it was immmmmennnnssley American