Review of Micro-World Documentary

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Review of Micro-World Documentary 1 Micro-World is directed by French director Jacques. A film made by behan. It took 20 years to shoot, and finally it was cut to 73 minutes. From beginning to end, it shows us another world: the world of tiny creatures. In this world, an hour is like a day, a day is like a season, and a season is like a lifetime. Grass becomes a forest, small stones become mountains, and small water drops become the sea of Wang Yang ... They cooperate with each other or unite to tide over the difficulties together. Of course, there is also the process of insect metamorphosis. From this, we can feel another kind of beauty, and that is the beauty of life. After watching this movie, I was surprised. Come to think of it, maybe I stepped on a whole new world. When I was watching this movie, what surprised me most was the scene of two beetles fighting. It happened that a beetle was coming in its direction in ............................................................................................................................................................. They are all the same species, with orange backs covered with black dots and two shiny black tentacles sticking out of their heads. A great war will inevitably begin. ........................................................................................................................................... ................................: First, they put their tentacles on each other's opponents, and then they tried to put pressure on them to knock them down. The expression on their faces seems to be somewhat decisive. Tentacles slipped from beetles several times, but they immediately fought back and resolutely refused to give their opponents a chance. After a hard struggle, one fell and the other swaggered away.

"Micro World" let us see the lives of these small animals and feel the charm of nature, which is worth seeing.

Review of micro-world documentaries II. I think this is a good movie, but it has no main character. If the protagonist is a caterpillar, then I will definitely write this; One day, a caterpillar came into this world. He experienced many setbacks, but he didn't back down ... If the protagonist was a little ant, I would write about him like this. One day, a baby was born in an ant nest. His name is ... although the film has no sound, it expresses a meaning to us, that is; "Little things are also useful." Guess what's the use of small insects?

Let's imagine that if there were no small ants in the micro-world, there would be no movies. If there were no earthworms in the rice fields, no one could loosen the soil like him. Then, if all the bugs in the world disappear, the laws of nature will be destroyed. If the laws of nature are broken, the banker will dry up or even die, there will be no songs on the grass, and the cow's tail will be useless ... In the microscopic world, the basic characteristics of insect life, such as ants drinking dew, two unknown insects fighting, and all insects eating, are introduced. This is their basic feature. What does the micro-world mainly want to express? Is it important to express only small things? Still nothing is expressed? I think this means that we should not destroy the insect world.

I mainly talk about drought, when all the caterpillars died in a hole. A few surviving ants dragged their heavy bodies to the mouth of the cave with only a little water and began to drink water. But unfortunately, some bugs died silently. A few small ants found what little food they had. They found a home in a desolate place and put food in it. They're pathetic.

The microcosmic world is really changeable, which may be the microcosmic order in the microcosmic world.

The teacher recommended us to watch the movie "Micro World" these days. I was deeply shocked by the small creatures in nature in the film, and some mysteries in it were unimaginable before!

Directed by jacques perrin, a Frenchman, this film shows extremely subtle details in nature, which makes people know more about nature. In this film, I saw and got to know some animals and plants that I didn't know before, and I learned more about the habits and characteristics of some animals. I saw the wonderful camouflage skills of animals. Here, I found that the caterpillar observed from a distance is cute, but it is not so cute when observed at close range. I find the ants observed from a distance very cute. But it's not so cute when viewed from a close distance. ......................................................................................................................................... ............. this also shows that not everything is bullied by big ones, so don't look down on small creatures, they sometimes bring you unexpected surprises. There are also beautiful flowers in nature. When we look at them from a distance, they bloom so beautifully that we can't bear to destroy their beauty, but such beautiful flowers are very dangerous. In this movie, we saw how these beautiful flowers devoured those little creatures bit by bit, which shocked me! This also shows that a beautiful thing may not be as beautiful as it seems, but it actually hides great danger!

I like watching this movie very much. It tells us the mysteries of nature and the survival instinct of animals that we don't know. It also makes me understand that you can't just look at the surface. You need to know more about it. Maybe you will find something great!

Reflections on the Micro-World Documentary 4 The French documentary Micro-World records the world of many tiny creatures.

Small insects are less than the size of a fingertip to us, but the insects in the movie occupy the whole screen, and every tiny part of the insects can be clearly seen.

Insects look strange, some beautiful, some grotesque, some scary but fun, and various styles emerge one after another.

Some insects are very interesting. An insect that looks like a wild boar is smaller than a bean, but its "feet" push round food the size of a bean, and its "hands" scrape the soil and walk backwards. The round food was stuck in a twig, so he couldn't push it, and then he turned to look for a problem. After finding the reason, he pushed left and right, and his "hand" pushed his "foot". Even the "ball" and "man" rolled down when going uphill, but he kept pushing and rolled down when going downhill. From this small bug, I found that there are many places to learn.

From the movie, I found that the tentacles of ants move around very fast, which is invisible to our naked eyes. There are also two kinds of insects fighting. They fell from the branches and saw everything clearly. The film also shows the process of flowers blooming and bees collecting honey in a fast-forward way. Centipedes have more legs than they can count. It is awkward to watch centipedes walk, and they always feel that they are going to fight together. There are still many bugs walking in long lines, and some even cut in line. Later, they formed a circle, just like dancing. When it rains, the splashed water drops are like a tsunami to insects, and a drop of water is like a sword ... This movie only silently tells the details of the life of small insects, which we can't observe with the naked eye. Although there is no explanation in the movie, the movements of insects are clear at a glance. Through this movie, I learned about the living habits of some insects, and I also saw many insects that I have never seen before and may never see again. This movie is a treasure house of insects!

I have always been afraid of all kinds of animals and insects. When I learned that Microworld talked about insects, I was still a little scared. To be honest, I felt a little sick when I saw those insects up close at first, but unconsciously, I was attracted by the magical microbial world in the book.

Sand, water droplets, various plants and insects look so ordinary to the naked eye, but under the microscope, the sand shines like crystal, and there are so many microorganisms hidden in such clean water droplets that I get goose bumps. Under the microscope, the head structure of various plants and insects is so magical. This reminds me of my biology class when I was a student. At that time, our favorite thing was to go to the laboratory to make insect specimens and observe onion epidermal cells under the microscope. When I was young, as soon as we finished our homework after school, my friends and I would go to the mountains to pick beautiful flowers and plants. In summer, I will go to the stream to catch small fish and shrimp. When we see ants moving, we will stare at them for a long time and carefully observe where they come from and where they are going. When you see a tadpole in the sky and underground, you will be curious about how it grows into a frog, but it often dies within a few days. At this moment, we have grown up and worked. It seems that every day besides work, I just deal with the Internet. We missed too much beauty of nature. The book "Micro World" has brought me closer to nature and made me have a wonderful trip in the microbial world.

What moved me most in Micro World were two snails. After the rain, two strange snails met by chance on the road. They touch each other carefully with their tentacles. Ah! It is the same kind! Or the opposite sex! In an instant, the spark of emotion came into being! Accompanied by romantic and passionate music, the two snails are instantly lingering and enjoying the perfect taste of their feelings. Although they are weak, emotionally speaking, they are not worse than us humans. I think all languages are pale and powerless in front of them, and only by personal experience can we feel the beauty of this borderless world.

Review of Micro-World Documentary 6 Before evaluating this documentary, I really want to remind you in a friendly way that people with intensive phobia should be cautious.

To tell the truth, before watching this documentary, I was very repulsive to insects, because we often met beetles, moths and even cockroaches that we could not avoid. These are insects. We usually see screaming creatures, so it is not so scary to appear in front of us at such a close distance. In the documentary, we saw their world and their efforts for survival and reproduction. What impressed me the most was that the caterpillar broke into a butterfly, probably because it had goose bumps all the time and lamented the tenacity of vitality. They live in a world of natural selection and protect themselves with their meager strength. They live carefully in the micro-world, but most of their lives end in our world, a world enlarged for them. Although macro photography can fully and clearly show the micro-world, it really needs some psychological viewing ability.

This film, like Migratory Birds, comes from French director jacques perrin. The production team took 20 years, and every shot of the film was hard-won. From static observation to lens movement, it is natural and smooth. The soundtrack of the film always combines the feeling of the camera with the content of the film, especially the touching part of the snail. The film only has the opening commentary, which never appears again, which also makes the film quieter.

Before watching this movie, we couldn't understand the world of insects, not to mention its color change. But after reading it, we feel that these little creatures are not terrible, not as terrible as when we see them screaming and magnifying in life. We never go near their world, just as they can't blend in with us. Perhaps, in their eyes, we are more terrible. So be kind to them.

Reflections on the Micro-World Documentary 7 These days, the teacher showed us the micro-world directed by jacques perrin.

The director led us into the world of insects with extraordinary shooting skills. Unexpectedly, this film's unparalleled photography technology and unique shooting angle have magnified the world under the forest and grass countless times to your face, with insects, blades of grass and water droplets. This has become a spectacular sight. This film won the Best Photography and Best Editing Awards at the 22nd Caesar Film Festival. You will be surprised that there is such a world under our feet. This is the dawn, and there is a planet-like world hidden somewhere on the earth. Cao Mao has become a forest. Small stones become like mountains. Small drops of water are like the sea of Wang Yang. The microscopic insect world brings not only visual shock to the audience, but also the truth that nature cannot tell human beings. Time passes in different ways.

An hour is like a day, a day is like a season, and a season is like a lifetime.

This DVD, which depicts the insect world, has no story, no subtitles and no explanation, and it is completely interpreted by the picture itself. Small insects reappear on the screen through enlarged lens, which turned out to be so grand, so magical and so humorous. Thanks to the development and shooting of this film. It took them more than ten years, a lot of energy and money, and accumulated over time to dedicate this film. Grassland insects "appear in black and pink" under their lens. Scenes such as bees picking flowers, ants moving, beetles fighting, butterflies drilling out pupa shells, spiders spinning around to wrap their prey, snails hugging each other, mosquitoes flying out of the water are all captured in detail and vividly.

Through these wonderful pictures, the infinite mystery of nature's creator is displayed. This DVD not only has fascinating ornamental value, but also has teaching and scientific research value. It is not surprising that this film won the technical award at Cannes Film Festival. I learned a lot when I saw some insects that I had never seen before. If there is an opportunity, I would like to recommend it to everyone!

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