Why didnt morgan freeman help the dying chicks?
As i watched this film i became insensed that the narrator who i thought was a kind caring man of the world, morgan freeman just sat back and watched as many chicks died, anyone agree with me?
shareWell, I think the one of either two things that any intelligent person would agree on, is that you are either a infintile 10 year old, or you are just some ignorant dupe who somehow believes that Morgan Freeman was acutally on location with the filiming crew and narrating at the times when pengiun chicks were dying. Hmmm...I pick the first. Anyone agree with me?
share2 things he probrably wasn't on location as BurnU said. But you have to understand that although it is very sad thing to see animals die especially when they are so innocent,but it is all a big cycle of life and death. They did not want to disturb the natural cycle of the penguins. Besides it was a documentary on the way that penguins live it would be kind of weird if some random camera man or woman came in and saved one of the eggs or rescued a baby penguins. I think that this movie shows a very strong message that life is very tough and only the strongest smartest (or just really lucky:) organisms will survie--survival of the fittest
Im not trying to be all evolution rocks or anything its just such a great movie and thats what I got out of it! and the baby penguins are so adorable
by - BurnU on Tue Jun 6 2006 12:43:49
"Well, I think the one of either two things that any intelligent person would agree on, is that you are either a infintile 10 year old, or you are just some ignorant dupe who somehow believes that Morgan Freeman was acutally on location with the filiming crew and narrating at the times when pengiun chicks were dying. Hmmm...I pick the first. Anyone agree with me? "
How does it feel to actually fall for this thread?
I pick the second. Definitely an ignorant dupe.
shareBurnU, your not great at spotting a troll
sharehhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh lol man
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