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Roar (1981)

Roar follows a family who are attacked by various African animals at the secluded home of their keeper.

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Serge L 20 Dec 2016

Crazy story of an english in africa that lives with lions, tigers, cougars, pumas, elephants. Family comes visit and are scared until they find that all these killers are sweet. Cute ending. Does not look dangerous to live with these animals in the end, in spite of what the guy that made the film said on the radio. Very simple film. Incredible shots. Filmed in California at the Shambala reserve. Dvd extras about the making of the film answer many questions about the film. Many people bit, scratched, and otherwise hurt during the filming, including the alpha male Mr Marshal (human playing the dad). There were several hospital stay, stitches, and some operations. This was the end of the naive 70s.

Susanna N 16 Feb 2008

top rare film if you like big cats buy it on line from the sanctuary where it was filmed

Garrett C 22 Oct 2016

Weak story, terrible acting, bad pacing, but I love all that footage of thirty lions and tigers destroying a house!

Joetaeb D 18 May 2015

It is definitely obvious how a lot of people involved in production got hurt in real life (the film used untrained animals). But there's still a decent amount of cheesy charm in Roar.

Charles Bramesco 11 May 2015

With Roar, filmmaking feels as dangerous and immediate as bomb defusing.