Disney's "Oceans" Gets a Trailer

[CoolTrainerTerry]

Disneynature's "Earth" hit theaters today and now the studio has released a trailer for the follow-up movie called "Oceans." It is scheduled to hit theaters on August 8th, 2010.

Plot: Nearly three-quarters of the earth's surface is covered by oceans. French co-directors Jacques Perrin and Jacques Cluzaud have set out to capture the full expanse of these waters that have played such a crucial and constant role in the history and sustenance of man. The deep and abundant oceans are places of great mysteries and dangers that this film will dare to explore.

"Earth" has experienced a bit of controversy. The film is rated G, but features some disturbing scenes that kids may not be able to grasp or handle. While there is no blood or guts being splattered by the animals, everything else that leads up to that is featured in the movie. The goal, the director said, was to portray the wild kingdom honestly without having to "Disney-ify" it.


http://www.worstpreviews.com/trailer.php?id=1404&item=0

 

[deej696]

Saw Earth yesterday, and they played the trailer as a preview. Looks like it will be a good follow up but.....

My own opinion, I was a bit disappointed with Earth. I didnt know in advance that it was basically the same footage as Planet Earth just recut into a movie, and with a different narrator. In some cases, the wording seemed to be almost the exact same as Planet Earth. If I had known in advance that I had basically seen the entire thing, I probably would not have seen it. Not sure if I'll see Oceans as a result...

 

[randomDisneyFan3000]

Saw Earth yesterday, and they played the trailer as a preview. Looks like it will be a good follow up but.....

My own opinion, I was a bit disappointed with Earth. I didnt know in advance that it was basically the same footage as Planet Earth just recut into a movie, and with a different narrator. In some cases, the wording seemed to be almost the exact same as Planet Earth. If I had known in advance that I had basically seen the entire thing, I probably would not have seen it. Not sure if I'll see Oceans as a result...

That would be because... It IS Planet Earth. They replaced the Narrator with Jones, but yes, it's exactly the same. it's the U.S. release.

 

[deej696]

That would be because... It IS Planet Earth. They replaced the Narrator with Jones, but yes, it's exactly the same. it's the U.S. release.

Actually, the US release was on Discovery Channel over a two week period like two years ago This is a repackage of the same stuff. What I was getting at is that the info I saw leading up to the release didnt seem to indicate that...

 

[randomDisneyFan3000]

No, that was the TV show. this was the movie. based on the same thing, both done by the BBC.

 

[gymnastgirlflips]

I never watch Planet Earth, so im going to see Disney's Earth. It is disappointing though that they are just using the same film... and even use that same lines almost. Not much imagination there.

 

[Tillikumtrainer]

*Squeals* I wanna sea oceans I already made a date with my DH for that day..lol

I liked Earth, yeah there were some parts that were seen on BBC but it still had that captivatingaspect of it, the waterfalls and such..

 

[randomDisneyFan3000]

I never watch Planet Earth, so im going to see Disney's Earth. It is disappointing though that they are just using the same film... and even use that same lines almost. Not much imagination there.

IT'S THE SAME FILM! IT WAS RELEASED IN 2007 IN BRITAIN! ALL DISNEY DID WAS CHANGE THE NARRATOR. WHAT "IMAGINATION" IS NEEDED THERE?

sorry for the yelling.