I was watching this movie yesterday night and felt so many things.
You know, things like why these little ones have to live life so hard.
If you think you have all the bad things happenning to you, watch this movie and you will feel much better than ever. I want nominate this movie makers/directors for the Oscars.
You have to watch it. I hope you will watch the English version, unlike me who watched a french or german, i dont even know which language it is, could be french probably. There were actually 2 other voices dubbing the story at the same time.

Other Reviews on The March of the Penguins:

Critics have found The March of the Penguins to be as wondrous as word-of-mouth has it. Jami Bernard in the New York Daily News concludes: “It will make you want to bill and coo with your mate, cuddle your young and maybe even go for a swim.” Nancy Churnin in the Dallas Morning News calls director Luc Jacquet’s description of the emperor penguins of Antarctica “stirring profiles in courage.” Michael Booth in the Denver Post remarks that the emperors will leave audiences “energized, mesmerized and stupefied by the possibilities of life.” The Baltimore Sun’s Michael Sragow describes the movie as “eloquent and stirring.” Eleanor Ringel Gillespie in the Atlanta Journal-Constitution calls it “an often-miraculous movie.” Although the film is attracting families, the Los Angeles Times warns that it may be too intense for small children.

But Wesley Morris comments in the Boston Globe: “Kids might blanch at some of the more upsetting images, but ultimately the movie will delight and uplift more families than it will scare.”

Movie information from IMBD:

A look at the annual journey of Emperor penguins as they march — single file — to their traditional breeding ground.

Directed by
Luc Jacquet

Genres
Documentary

Cast
Charles Berling, Romane Bohringer, Morgan Freeman, Jules Sitruk