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Life of Pi

 

 

SCORE: 67

 

Life of Pi 

 

I find in recent months I am challenging myself as a reviewer. Life of PI is a really good challenge for any reviewer. This movie touches on multiple different concepts, ideas, and ideologies. A young man from India is raised in the family zoo. He explores different religious beliefs. He decides to try and follow all of them. This reminds me of people who say the only way to know God is to see him from all belief sets. Of course their premise assumes all belief sets are looking at God.

His parents move the family to Canada across the sea. Except the Japanese ship sinks. He is the only human to survive. At this point there are animals on the boat that survive with him. One of them is a Bengal tiger. Which makes for an interesting survival story across the Pacific Ocean.

Some aspects of his story in Life of PI are fantastic. Others are hard to believe. Such as the huge floating island plant. That he and a Bengal tiger could survive together. That he kept said Bengal tiger alive when he had chances to let it drown. It is very easy to question so much of the content in Life of PI. At the very end of the movie I found myself questioning which of his two stories were real and true.

There are great concepts in Life of PI as well. He selflessly took care of the tiger. It would have been much easier to let it die. He cared for it in a selfless and caring fashion. He never gave up hope. He included God in his troubles. He wound up with a great attitude about the entire ordeal.

Life of PI contains violent content, death, the young man wearing little clothing, and moments of extreme peril. I personally believe Life of PI earns the PG-13 movie rating since there is so much adult only cerebral content.
- Paul

 

Graphics: 55%
Sound: 70%
Replay/Extras: 70%
Gameplay: 80%
Family Friendly Factor: 60%

System: DVD
Publisher: 20th Century Fox
Developer: Dune Entertainment

Rating:  ‘PG’ - Parental Guidance
{for emotional thematic content throughout, and some scary action sequences and peril}


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