Disney has indeed an incredible touch to create characters and bring forward the lines of stories in almost all movies created. Disney Nature series have been entertaining adults and children since the first time it was released; now, with Chimpanzee movie, the company once again manages to deliver what we have always wanted from a documentary-like motion picture. Real-life footage of wildlife seems to be one menacing weapon that Disney possesses to bring the fans directly to the nature without eliminating the entertainment value. The techniques in capturing pictures and in narration are likely the best that we have ever encountered. Chimpanzee movie is not only providing documentations of the lives of the animals in their natural habitation, but also bringing new perspectives and amazing real scenes for us to witness.
We have been familiar with at least two great artists work under the roof of Disney sine a long time ago, who are Don Hahn and Tim Allen. Once again, they are co-operating to create such a appealing as well as heartbreaking movie, Chimpanzee. Don Hahn really understands what it takes to appeal to all audiences including kids and adults in the same time, while Tim Allen always creates impressive and lifelike narrated characters with simple and understandable language. Documentary movies containing footage of animals are always splendid in many ways; Chimpanzee is one of them. Walt Disney compiles all the details of the lives of Chimpanzees including the surroundings. Almost all events whether unfortunate, sadness, heroic, affectionate, and happiness are provided in distinguishable manners where the audiences will be taken deeply inside.
The camera angles deliver great deals of new perspectives that audiences probably have never seen before. The close-up scenes, the wandering, the coverage of the landscape, and the action scenes are rarities we do not have the pleasure to see everyday.
There are at least three important characters featured in the movie; they are Oscar, Isha, and Freddy. Before we miss to inform, Disney applies a very smart technique to make such wildlife footage is enjoyable and easy to comprehend even by younger children. The figures or characters are personalized; they become easy to recognize to avoid confusion and as well bring cinematic experiences to the audiences. Oscar is a bay chimp who is still vulnerable to almost anything, Isha is the mother and Freddy is the leader of the tribe where Oscar and Isha live with.
Another thing to remember is that although the movie is rated ‘G’, parents will need to provide massive understandable explanation about the lives of the animals in forest to the kids. As the story tells, Chimpanzee tribes are fighting to survive by searching food resources; even when they need to encounter another tribe in a fight. It also applies for Freddy and his tribe. He is attacked by larger and more dangerous tribe led by a chimpanzee named Chimp. During the battle, Oscar’s mother, Isha is injured and is finally dead. Oscar will then have to be taken by another one for safety reason, everyone rejects him. Freddy, who is known more as a leader than a care taker, decides to take Oscar under his supervision.
