Bear Grylls: Interactive Movie, Education and Raising the Bar
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Our favorite adventurer Bear Grylls has an exciting 90 minute interactive movie for the whole family, Animals on the Loose: A You vs. Wild Movie.
Remember those “choose your own ending” books? The ones where you would flip to page X if after one choice, or flip to page Y for a different choice… well technology has brought this to the screen!
In this adventure, the protective fence surrounding a wildlife sanctuary has mysteriously suffered a breach, and now animals are on the loose. Bear is called in to help rescue a mischievous baboon, track down a hungry lion, and fix the fence before any more animals get out.
Three urgent missions await you with only so much time and Bear needs your help. With the possibility of completing a secret mission, each decision impacts this interactive adventure, so make your choices count!
Animals on the Loose: A You vs. Wild Movie streams on Netflix February 16.
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