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From: lcliffor@bbncca.ARPA (Laura Frank Clifford)
Newsgroups: net.movies
Subject: Never Cry Wolf
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Date: Tue, 13-Dec-83 17:55:33 EST
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Posted: Tue Dec 13 17:55:33 1983
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"Never  Cry  Wolf",  the  latest  Disney  production, is a beautifully
photographed adventure.  This is a movie for everyone - you'd have  to
HATE nature not to get some enjoyment out of this film.  The movie was
directed  by  Carroll Ballard, who also directed "The Black Stallion".
Charles Martin Smith (at least I think that's his name  -  he  was  in
"The  Buddy  Holly  Story"  and  "American  Graffiti") turns in a good
performance as the man who travels to the Artic to study  the  wolves,
and  two  Indians who appear in the film (the movie crew found them at
the filming location) are natural actors. 

The  movie  takes  turns  at being humorous, awe-inspiring, tense, and
thought-provoking.  My one complaint is that it begins  to  drag  near
the  end.  A great film for a family or a bunch of people with varying
tastes.