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Outside Goes to the Movies Wild At Heart Three Critter Flicks We Love By Katy Neusteter Winged Migration (2001) The Skinny: An amazing wing-side view of our feathered friends migrating thousands of miles over all seven continentsstarring grebes and geese and gannets. Oh, my. Beastly bonus: Thanks to cams mounted on planes, gliders, and balloons, every shot is a how'd-they-do-that thrill ride. Babe: Pig in the City (1998) The Skinny: Babe, the indomitable oinker (pictured above) who wins a sheepherding contest for his master, Farmer Hoggett, comes to the rescue once more, this time by traveling to the big city to raise money and save the farm. Beastly bonus: This noirish sequel offers some of the same apocalyptic ferocity seen in the Mad Max trilogy (films also directed by George Miller). A visual feast, it brilliantly captures the perilousness of being an animal, and an outsider, in a cruel bipedal world. Jurassic Park (1993) The Skinny: A tropical island's worth of hungry, terrifying, life-size dinosaursand some of them are smarter than you. Beastly bonus: The best T. rex scene on film, featuring a theater-shakingly loud specimen out to get two kids trapped in a truck. (And who wouldn't want to see dinos try to eat Laura Dern and Jeff Goldblum, too?)
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