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Their elusive lifestyle has made filming difficult, but after 25 years of the Project Tiger scheme operating in India's Madhya Pradesh, these big cats have become more trusting. An award-winning team of producers and cameramen have teamed up to follow the lives of several tigers by day and, by using low-light cameras, at night. The result shows the majesty of these fascinating animals and the importance of saving them from extinction.
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25 of 25 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
An overlooked little gem. Tiger.,
By Nebkheprure (Winchcombe, England) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Wildlife Specials: Tiger [DVD] (DVD)
I came across this wonderful work when it was aired on BBC 4. It was listed as an hour long program & referred to as "A Wildlife Special", usually code for not very special at all by programme pushers.
Even with David Attenborough billed as the narrator (he does not present or appear except holding a tiger cub at the very beginning) I prepared myself to watch not expecting much at all, but instead was greeted with this masterpiece of a work. The quality of the photography is utterly superb. If you've a decent TV or a Plasma/LCD you'll relish the extremely sumptuous glorification of colour throughout. There are no wasted scenes or seconds of footage. Every image has direct & pressing relevance to the story being told which unfolds in a relaxing manner allowing the viewer to really 'feel' what is being portrayed. The music score is masterful too. There is a fantastic long shot at the start of the piece which zooms in from miles away to a warden on an elephant walking through the forest timed absolutely perfectly as they emerge into a clearing against the natural greens and orange of the surroundings. Film making of a very high order indeed. I was totally taken aback by the warmth and feeling of this portrayal - the story of which is adequately dealt with by other reviews here. Sadly, at the start of the closing credits it states that one of the main photographers (Chip Houseman) died before seeing his own undoubtedly superb work on this programme. Rent it or buy it. Either way it's a steal at the price. I have watched it many times now, and it just gets better. David Attenborough is as always perfection itself in his role as narrator being able to properly convey the appropriate level of gravitas, emotion and tragedy for the events that take place here.
4 of 4 people found the following review helpful:
4.0 out of 5 stars
Nice storyline with beautiful filming,
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This review is from: Wildlife Specials: Tiger [DVD] (DVD)
I've watched this a couple of times with my son and we've enjoyed it every time.
It wasn't as educational as I originally expected. The emphasis is more on the storyline however the filming is a joy to watch. It would have been nice to refer the viewer to a website address at the end of the film so that we can keep up to date with what happened next. I assume the tigers are still living in the sanctuary and I would have liked to know more about the sanctuary and the lives of the gamekeepers who work there.
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
the Beauty of the Tigers world,
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This review is from: Wildlife Specials: Tiger [DVD] (DVD)
Tiger- this is a fantastic film ,defenetly worth 5 stars, about a tigeress and her 3 trouble makking cubs, Its the first time the bbc managed to film the Tigers world in this detail. Its a story of good fortune the mother provides for her cubs untill she is forsed away by a new egresive male, then the cubs are on there own, wild dogs, spotted dear and langre monkeys also star in this special film.
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