I always was afraid a goose would fly into the propellor

This would've easily received a forty-five if it wasn't so boring!

Often obnoxiously maudlin, but Daniels makes this at least watchable. The fact he nails Paquin in The Squid and the Whale nine years later also makes it amusingly creepy.

Quite slow, but okay. Watch it once if you must, but don't bother too again!

Jeff Daniels is an awesome liberal dad

20/9/2010 cheesy & übersweet feel-good movie. Don't expect seeing anything that requires thinking. Score is not so much for the qualtiy of the movie, but for the positive feeling this movie left me

So terribly sentimental and cheesy. Not necessarily bad but just over-the-top (and not in a good way).

Too motherfucking schmaltzy for its own good, it almost gave me some kind of sugar poisoning

Very cheesy, can get quite dull at times. Still good enough though.

Not Ballard's best, but solid family entertainment. As is often the case with Ballard, the most memorable parts of his film are breathtaking scenes of nature photography, in this case shots of migrating geese filmed from the vantage point of an Ultralight aircraft. This is a charming film, but *Winged Migration* is the very best film in which an Ultralight is used to photograph birds as they migrate.

Anna Paquin is a young girl who becomes "mommy" to a bunch of geese and then tries to find away to fly them home. Ahhh sentiment.