I am a huge fan of Disneynature films and when I got a chance to review the new True Life Adventure movie Bears, I was beyond delighted. The film follows the life of a mother bear, Sky, and her two cubs, Scout and Amber for the cub's first year as they fight for survival in the vast wilderness of Alaska.
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Bears had me hooked from the first scene.
The Alaska National Park where Bears was filmed is absolutely breathtaking. The photography is so beautifully done that you feel like you are transported to the Alaskan wilderness. I can't even begin to imagine the challenges the photographers faced while filming. Be sure to watch till the credits at the end to get a glimpse of the plane they used in filming and some of their camera set ups. Shooting wolves, bear up close and personal - awe inspiring. Shooting salmon running up stream while standing in frigid water - wow!
The Alaska National Park where Bears was filmed is absolutely breathtaking. The photography is so beautifully done that you feel like you are transported to the Alaskan wilderness. I can't even begin to imagine the challenges the photographers faced while filming. Be sure to watch till the credits at the end to get a glimpse of the plane they used in filming and some of their camera set ups. Shooting wolves, bear up close and personal - awe inspiring. Shooting salmon running up stream while standing in frigid water - wow!
