The story, well it's a documentary, but it's very rich, from normal basic info on the wolves themselves (like life span, birth etc...) All the way to the complex human relation toward the wolves, which is sad in general.

Quality, definitely a 10/5 it's just unbelievable, some scenes are so detailed, it's never been seen like that before on DVD (since IMAX is so big, once shrunk for DVD/T.V. screen, the details are just the most mazing thing ever.

Music, perfect, the Native music match exactly what it should be, and the richness of it, touch our harts, and fallow the life of the wolves.

Last, the extra, a whole 1h + movie on the wolves from the park, and (as indicated on the DVD) extra deleted scene from the original presentation, trailers for wolves and others IMAX DVD, it's a must have!!!

So why are you still ready, go buy it, watch it and enjoy it !!!


Howl-Out for WOLVES   February 2, 2003
Wolves are poorly judged animals. For years they have been hunted down by cause of fear. Now, the wolf is a symbol of what humans have done wrong, and what humans can do to help restore the wildlife.
The year 2000 was the first time I ever got to see WOLVES played on the Imax dome at the Liberty Science Center (LSC). Right from the start, I was so amazed at every little detail. The Native American music was exceptionally good. The movie was so great, I convinced my school to take a field trip back, then saw it once more on my own, and ended up seeing in three times all together. The DVD proves to be just as great, but nothing could compare to the excitement of seeing it from the dome. The movie was well put together. Every moment of it is truly an exciting experiance. Nobody should miss out of a documentary as astonishing as this one.