This is a very interesting film, not for what it's actually in the film, although there is some craziness there. For example this was released the year of the 25th Academy Awards and this won an award for the best feature length documentary, so it meant that Walt Disney won the most Awards of any individual in a single year up until that point It is interesting that most of those awards were all for different documentaries of different length, and one was for an animated short. The other interesting fact about this movie is that it made more money in Japan than Gone With the Wind did. The documentary is an exploration of life in the desert in the United States, and it focuses on different species. The craziest part is there is this hoedown music when the scorpions are mating-which really makes you pay attention as is it not necessarily something that should be done in a dark nature documentary. One question about the documentary is how realistic is it? There are some scenes that seem like they would be really impossible to capture live. There's not a lot of personality in this and the colors are faded. I would recommend it for people who like old Nature Documentaries or people who are obsessed with everything connected to Disney and I think other people can watch the section with the hoedown and the Scorpions on YouTube you don't need to watch the whole thing. I don't think it really needs to be revisited.
Review of The Living Desert
