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5 / 5
5 / 5
Exquisite cinematography, moving story, good life lessons
PostedDecember 2, 2012
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from Florida, USA
Age:65 or over
Gender:Female
Goes to the movies:weekly
Dialogue 
4 / 5
4 / 5
Special Effects 
5 / 5
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Art Direction 
5 / 5
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Acting 
5 / 5
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Story 
5 / 5
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Camerawork 
5 / 5
5 / 5
My 12 year-old granddaughter and I went to see Life of Pi together and it was one of the most photographically exquisite filmsI have ever seen.The story was also fascinating and beautifully told. I had no idea there had once been a part of India that was colonized by the French and the scenery was so lovely.
Though it is rated PG I wouldn't take any child younger than 13 to see it only because it is the story of a shipwreck and surviving at sea with animals in the mix so there are scenes that can be frightening to young children (as a scene where the Bengal tiger eats a goat.)
But Ang Lee, the director who won an Oscar for "Brokeback Mountain" surprises in this adult fairy tale of the relationship between a very spiritual Indian young man and the tiger he finally subdues and grows to love as they battle the sea together.
Both my granddaughter and I liked it a lot, and it gave us good opportunity to discuss loyalty, courage, sympathy and persistence, just to name a few examples of the film's themes and life lessons.
Pros great story, breathtaking cinematography
Yes, I recommend this movie.
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