Average Ratings:3.83/5
Score: 100% Positive
Reviews Counted:3
Positive:3
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Ratings: 4/5 Review By: Neil Soans Site: Times Of India

But this Ice Age is also envisioned by director Albert Hughes as a time of great natural beauty; lovingly captured in some breathtaking vistas of Europe 20,000 years ago. Vivid colours blended with stark, barren lands create a sense of wonder thats magnified in IMAX 3D. Even though the plot is hardly innovative, theres enough spectacular cinematography and technical wizardry on display for discerning viewers to be significantly engaged by Alpha. But this gritty and heart-warming fictional backstory to one of the most unique relationships we share with our furry friends makes it essential viewing for every dog-lover.

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Ratings: 3.5/5 Review By: Shalini Site: Indian Express

It is how the films unfolds, slowly and gradually, first appearing alarmingly like a Hollywood extravaganza, then a simple fairy tale, before completely upturning the idea of what that the term alpha has come to mean €” especially now, in a world increasingly led by ultra-masculine men invoking ultra-muscular authority.Besides, while nudging us to rethink what we think when we hear Alpha, there is another story at the heart of the film. It is about the beginning of a beautiful friendship, one of the few things to have endured 20,000 years later: between man and dog.

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Ratings: 4/5 Review By: Shantanu Site: News18

There was a boy and his dog: it’s a line that has perpetuated myth and memory, story and soliloquy, fact and fiction. Alpha then examines the origin of that line. Ultimately it’s about a huntsman and a wolf, and the boy and dog they would lead to. Watch it for them. Watch it for you. Watch it.

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