Not as captivating as most nature docs but it is enjoyable nonetheless. There's no doubt that pandas are truly adorable and I'm glad this documentary captured that. The panda-cuteness and beautiful cinematography are what will satisfy the audience but other than those two specific things, Pandas: The Journey Home will probably be average to most viewers

gr8 nature doc so glad they 'cracked the code' 2 get pandas raised in captivity back into the wild

Both Isaac and ! gave this 5 stars. It was a beautifully shot documentary about the race to save panda from extinction. On the IMAX screen in 3D it was amazing. The coolest part of all was seeing the panda keepers in their panda onesies - that just cracked us up! Highly recommended from us both!

We loved this film and laughed out loud at the panda keepers in their panda onesies! Beautifully shot and important message. Great in 3D at IMAX.

Despite its ridiculously generic title, The Journey Home offers a reality-based change of pace with a charming, old-school adventure.

The film is an ideal introduction on species protection to younger viewers.

Set in the temperate forests of south central China near the Himalayas, it presents the elusive, introverted giants with a sharp focus on facts and conservation.

Just because the subject matter is cute, don't think that 'Pandas: The Journey Home' is for little kids. It's about a highly organized, scientific initiative to save a vanishing creature that's arguably one of the cutest inhabitants of the world.