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Release Date:
14 February 2003 (USA)
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Awards:
2 wins
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1 nomination
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User Comments:
beautiful and disappointing
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- American Museum of Natural History, New York (in association with)
- Blake and Associates
- Canadian Museum of Civilization (in association with)
- Carnegie Science Center, Pittsburgh (in association with)
- Denver Museum of Nature and Science (in association with)
- Discovery Place, Charlotte (in association with)
- Louisville Science Center (in association with)
- MacGillivray Freeman Films Educational Foundation
- MacGillivray Freeman Films
- Maryland Science Center, Baltimore (in association with)
- Museum Film Network (in association with)
- Museum of Science and Industry, Chicago (in association with)
- Museum of Science, Boston (in association with)
- National Museum of Natural Science, Taichung (in association with)
- National Science Foundation
- National Wildlife Federation
- Omniversum, Den Haag (in association with)
- Reuben H. Fleet Science Center, San Diego (in association with)
- Science Museum of Virginia, Richmond (in association with)
- Singapore Science Centre (in association with)
- The Orlando Science Center (in association with)
- Air Pacific special thanks
- Alamo IMAX Theater, San Antonio Coral Reef Adventure film network supporting member
- Aqua-Trek Beqa special thanks
- BBC Worldwide Americas coral polyp macro footage provided by
- Bed Bath & Beyond promotional partner
- Centennial Centre of Science & Technology, Toronto Coral Reef Adventure film network supporting member
- Cincinnati Museum Center Coral Reef Adventure film network supporting member
- David Keighley Productions 70MM as DKP 70MM Inc. (digital compositing and film recording)
- David Keighley Productions 70MM post-production consulting
- Detroit Science Center Coral Reef Adventure film network supporting member
- Duluth Omnimax Theater Coral Reef Adventure film network supporting member
- Empire IMAX Theatre, Sacramento Coral Reef Adventure film network supporting member
- Feinstein IMAX Theatre, Providence Coral Reef Adventure film network supporting member
- Fernbank Museum of Natural History, Atlanta Coral Reef Adventure film network supporting member
- Fiji Recompression Chamber Facility special thanks
- Ft. Worth Museum of Science & History Coral Reef Adventure film network supporting member
- Great Lakes Science Center, Cleveland Coral Reef Adventure film network supporting member
- Humphrey IMAX Dome, Milwaukee Coral Reef Adventure film network supporting member
- IMAX Cinecitta, Nurnberg Coral Reef Adventure film network supporting member
- IMAX Theatre Coral Reef Adventure film network supporting member
- IMAX Theatre Coral Reef Adventure film network supporting member
- IMAX Theatre at Arizona Mills, Tempe Coral Reef Adventure film network supporting member
- IMAX Theatre at Palisades Center, West Nyack Coral Reef Adventure film network supporting member
- Indianapolis IMAX Theatre Coral Reef Adventure film network supporting member
- Jean-Michel Cousteau Fiji Islands Resort special thanks
- Kansas City Zoo Coral Reef Adventure film network supporting member
- Kirkpatrick Science & Air Space Museum, Oklahoma City Coral Reef Adventure film network supporting member
- Lowell, Blake & Associates in association with
- Maritime Aquarium, Norwalk Coral Reef Adventure film network supporting member
- McWane Center, Birmingham Coral Reef Adventure film network supporting member
- Museum of Discovery & Science, Ft. Lauderdale Coral Reef Adventure film network supporting member
- Museum of Science & Industry, Tampa Coral Reef Adventure film network supporting member
- Nai'a Cruises special thanks
- National Museum of Naval Aviation, Pensacola Coral Reef Adventure film network supporting member
- National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, U.S. Department of Commerce educational partner
- National Science Foundation major funding for this film was provided by
- National Wildlife Federation a presentation of
- Oars River Rafting Company special thanks
- Ocean Technology Systems special thanks
- Oregon Museum of Science & Industry, Portland Coral Reef Adventure film network supporting member
- Padi Diving Society promotional partner
- Quiksilver promotional partner
- Raie Manta Club special thanks
- Reef & Rainforest Dive & Adventure Travel special thanks
- Reef Check UCLA educational partner
- Riverfront IMAX Theater Coral Reef Adventure film network supporting member
- Saskatchewan Science Centre, Regina Coral Reef Adventure film network supporting member
- Science Museum of Minnesota Coral Reef Adventure film network supporting member
- Scubapro/Uwatec (A Johnson Outdoors Company) promotional partner
- Smithsonian Magazine promotional partner
- Spacecam Systems aerial photography
- Sport Driver Magazine promotional partner
- Surfrider Foundation promotional partner
- Swedish Museum of National History Cosmonova Coral Reef Adventure film network supporting member
- Tech Museum of Innovation, San Jose Coral Reef Adventure film network supporting member
- Technik Museum, Speyer Coral Reef Adventure film network supporting member
- Tennessee Aquarium, Chattanooga Coral Reef Adventure film network supporting member
- The Franklin Institute, Philadelphia Coral Reef Adventure film network supporting member
- Tycho Brahe Planetarium, Copenhagen Coral Reef Adventure film network supporting member
- Undersea Hunter special thanks
- Virginia Marine Science Museum, Virginia Beach Coral Reef Adventure film network supporting member
- Whitaker Center for Science & Arts, Harrisburg Coral Reef Adventure film network supporting member
- Wills Wing Inc. special thanks
- Wilshire Stages, The sound mixing
Additional Details
Also Known As:
MacGillivray Freeman's Coral Reef Adventure (USA) (complete title)
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Runtime:
USA:45 min
Aspect Ratio:
1.44 : 1
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Five new species of fish were discovered during filming.
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The shots are beautiful. The not so subtle message is not. This movie had the potential to be great art, but fails miserably because of the preachy ness of its message. It is worth seeing because of the footage of under water beauty. The images of the dying reefs are powerful enough without the politicized sermon. A few words of explanation would have been more than enough, but in the end we are left with propaganda instead of art. One scene contains images of several small children with earnest expressions as the narrator tells us explicitly that the children depend upon a healthy reef. I found myself rolling my eyes as I was hit over the head with "the message". I care about children, but this scene tries too hard causing it to fail. Instead of being engaged by the movie I found it very disappointing.