Beautiful, interesting, and touching, "African Cats" follows a lion cub as she learns the ways of the the pride and the hunt; and a single mom cheetah, who raises three rambunctious youngsters. This G-rated movie does not shrink from the reality of how cats get their dinner, but does not dwell on it either. It might be too intense for very young children. The narration from Samuel L. Jackson is fine, and the hallmarks of Disney quality - great photography, clear editing, good music, good science - are omnipresent.
Sunday, April 24, 2011
African Cats ***
Beautiful, interesting, and touching, "African Cats" follows a lion cub as she learns the ways of the the pride and the hunt; and a single mom cheetah, who raises three rambunctious youngsters. This G-rated movie does not shrink from the reality of how cats get their dinner, but does not dwell on it either. It might be too intense for very young children. The narration from Samuel L. Jackson is fine, and the hallmarks of Disney quality - great photography, clear editing, good music, good science - are omnipresent.
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