Dolphin Tale Movie Reviews

It ain't as simple as it looks. This one surely calls on all young adults to a) socialise b) never give up. One is lonely and friendless. The other is friendly but lonely. So they are bound to meet. But not that easily when one's a human, the other a dolphin. How then do they meet? Young Sawyer Nelson ( Nathan Gamble) is happy (and lonely) in his world of PS3s when he on his way back from school sees Winter's (the dolphin) tail twisted in a giant lobster's trap

Dolphin Tale is inspired by the true-life rescue of an injured dolphin, after it became entangled in the ropes of a crab trap off the coast in Florida. That dolphin came to be known as Winter, and she sportingly plays herself in this anything-but-subtle film that squeezes a half-dozen cheesy subplots into the central story of this animal's fight for survival after it loses its tail. The film's hopeful message and its earnest tone make it a suitable watch for young audiences

Dolphin Tale review Biz rating: 1.5/5 stars. What's Good: The performances; the under-water cinematography; some e...