A powerful and cautionary film about the threat to one of America’s most iconic landscapes. The film follows the great Colorado River as it reveals the most pressing environmental story of our time -the world’s growing shortage of fresh water. Join environmental advocates Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. and Wade Davis as they set out with their daughters, travelling deep into the Grand Canyon and down the river that runs through it. Your pulse will quicken as you are invited to join this thrilling ride downriver through raging rapids and breathtaking canyons. With stunning photography and sweeping aerial shots the renowned filmmakers capture all the majesty of the Colorado and The Grand Canyon in the largest film format ever made... Narrated by Robert Redford. Featuring the songs and music from the GRAMMY Award-winning Dave Matthews Band.
IMAX: Grand Canyon Adventure - River At Risk (Includes 2D and 3D Blu-Ray)
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The Grand Canyon Adventure is OK, The only issue is the Blu-ray is only 35 minutes long.
Watched this through as my first 3D home cinema adventure. It was more a story about the river and the conservation of water, than the Grand Canyon itself. Some of the shots have a great depth of field especially the opening credits written on bubbles that you feel you can touch and nearly come out and hit you but generally the pace and the narration of the film is very laid back, all right, slow! A few of the shots are awesome in their 3D whilst others are not very notable at all.
Grand Canyon Adventure: A River at Risk is a beautifully-filmed IMAX production that will work as a marvelous home theatre showpiece, whether in 2D or 3D. Most of the supplements offered on Grand Canyon Adventure feel rather promotional and willl not offer much replay value. The “making of” is, however, rather interesting and informative, but is unfortunately only in standard definition.
Watched this through as my first 3D home cinema adventure. It was more a story about the river and the conservation of water, than the Grand Canyon itself. Some of the shots have a great depth of field especially the opening credits written on bubbles that you feel you can touch and nearly come out and hit you but generally the pace and the narration of the film is very laid back, all right, slow! A few of the shots are awesome in their 3D whilst others are not very notable at all.