this is a great family friendly movie that I think kids of all ages will enjoy. It was very cute and sad, but does have some positive life lessons. Oscar, a young chimpanzee lives, and grows up with his mom, but an accident tears them apart, Oscar sets out to find his mom, but gives up and goes to look for a new mom, while taking care of himself. No mom will take him, because they have children of their own, but then an extraordinary miracle happens. It is a true story caught on tape. NOBODY has ever seen it happen, and humans would call it impossible, you'll have to see it to belive it! 8 of 10*s. I say its ok for ages 4 and up, mostly because of the eating mammals, and attacks.
Tuesday, May 8, 2012
Chimpanzee
Rated:G
this is a great family friendly movie that I think kids of all ages will enjoy. It was very cute and sad, but does have some positive life lessons. Oscar, a young chimpanzee lives, and grows up with his mom, but an accident tears them apart, Oscar sets out to find his mom, but gives up and goes to look for a new mom, while taking care of himself. No mom will take him, because they have children of their own, but then an extraordinary miracle happens. It is a true story caught on tape. NOBODY has ever seen it happen, and humans would call it impossible, you'll have to see it to belive it! 8 of 10*s. I say its ok for ages 4 and up, mostly because of the eating mammals, and attacks.
this is a great family friendly movie that I think kids of all ages will enjoy. It was very cute and sad, but does have some positive life lessons. Oscar, a young chimpanzee lives, and grows up with his mom, but an accident tears them apart, Oscar sets out to find his mom, but gives up and goes to look for a new mom, while taking care of himself. No mom will take him, because they have children of their own, but then an extraordinary miracle happens. It is a true story caught on tape. NOBODY has ever seen it happen, and humans would call it impossible, you'll have to see it to belive it! 8 of 10*s. I say its ok for ages 4 and up, mostly because of the eating mammals, and attacks.
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