I really liked this movie. If you love nature shows you will love this. Follows several African cats and their families along a lifelong journey. I would recommend this just for the educational purpose.

This was a great film and with Samuel L. Jackson narrating, how could it not be a hit? A must see for sure!

The cuteness is overwhelming, and you'll fall in love with the furry cast of characters without any doubt. Sensitive kids should not be taken to this movie however. There is death involved (this is nature you know) and although the only dead animals you see are zebras and gazelles the sensitive little ones might have a problem even if they don't quite understand what is being said, the music suggests that something "scary" or "sad" is about to happen which all ages understand. Heck, I cried through most of the middle of the movie but I am sensitive (and a mother). All in all the movie is a wonderful story of two mothers making sure their cubs survive the African Savannah. Stay through the credits as you will enjoy them immensely!

My 11-year-old son and I saw this movie together. It was good, but I certainly didn't enjoy it like the series Planet Earth. We both thought it was much better than the previous two Earth Day movies. Almost all of the footage was new and we had never seen it before. That alone is a step up from the previous movies. If you like nature or animals, you'll really enjoy it and it's worth seeing. If you're on the fence, I would say go see it if there's nothing else you really care to watch. They told the story well.

This is the most awesome wildlife film ever made. See it!