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Four
films – Roar: Lions of the
Kalahari, Forces
of Nature, A Rainforest
Adventure: Bugs! in 3D and Lewis
and Clark: Great Journey West – present
nature and its challenges from four different
perspectives, giving movie-goers a range of
film options.
Roar:
Lions of the Kalahari carries
the audience deep into Botswana’s
Kalahari Desert where the life-and-death
struggle between a real lion king and a
fierce, young contender determined to oust
him from his throne unfolds. Viewers are
shaken in their seats by one of nature’s
loudest sounds – the roars of dueling
lions – delivered by the most powerful
theater sound-system in the world.
Forces
of Nature shows the awesome
spectacle of volcanoes, earthquakes and
tornadoes, and the science used to predict
their occurrence in a film that was 10
years in the making.
A
Rainforest Adventure: Bugs! in 3D highlights
the extraordinary world of insects, focusing
on the life cycles of a praying mantis
and a butterfly ¾ from their birth
to their inevitable encounter in the tropical
rainforests of Southeast Asia, where predator
meets its prey.
Lewis
and Clark: Great Journey West takes
audiences across the great West as one
of the most remarkable adventures in American
history comes to life with sweeping panoramas
and stunning aerial photography.
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