We took two preschoolers to see this National Geographic nature film about the Emperor Penguins of Antarctica and their journey each year to a mating ground seventy miles from home, the same exact place where they were born and where they have returned year after year for hundreds of generations. Though this movie was amazingly well done and appropriately rated G, it had too much of a documentary feel to capture the attention of our rambunctious preschoolers; however, the adults were mesmerized by the photography, soulful narration of Morgan Freeman, and intimate story of life and death in the Antarctic. The sacrifices that mother and father make for the life of their child is awe-inspiring, and we could learn a lot from penguins.