6 out of 6 people found the following review helpful:

Wonderful

A Customer from London, England, 6th April, 2005

Julia Roberts truly showed why she is the top female movie star in the world in this beautiful little documentary. She totally engaged with and loved the people in such an honest and emotionally open way. Her smile captivates and her nature shines through without any makeup at all, and she was so real and so good with the children, playing and really opening up and giving herself to the way of life and the experience. It was a great way of learning about the Mongolian people and the landscape. The music and her commentary was a perfect complement. I would recommend anyone watch this gorgeous little one hour documentary.

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3 out of 3 people found the following review helpful:

Is this for real?

mistyblue from , 13th October, 2005

I love Julia Roberts and of course the trade mark smile so I thought I'd give this a go even though it is obviously way out there compared to her normal films. She presents the documentary with a warm glow and appreciation for this nomadic way of life and the film somehow made her real! Worth watching.

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3 out of 3 people found the following review helpful:

Excellent, educational and entertaining

A Customer from Reading England, 14th August, 2005

Julia Roberts showing her intelectual side combined with her passion for horses. This documentary tells us about a forgotten empire from thousands of years ago, coupled with the present lives of those nomad Mongolians who were lucky to have Julia Roberts as their house guest. Her genuinely huge smile and hearty laugh reminds you of Pretty Woman in places, whilst her natural beauty shines trough even with no make up on. This made a very nice change!

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1 out of 1 people found the following review helpful:

In The Wild-Mongolian Horsemen with Julia Roberts

A Customer from Hertfordshire, 7th March, 2005

Really good to see how mongolian people live and how Julia copes with their lifestyle, not knowing what they are saying to her, and they don't know what she is saying to them. Also wierd to see how they don't have proper homes, and they're totally isolated from everyone else.

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In The Wild

A Customer from Cambridge, 30th May, 2009

In this very interesting and honest film about nomadic life and horsemanship, we learn as much about Julia Roberts as about the Mongol family she joins.

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Nice documentary

A Customer from London, 22nd March, 2007

Julia Roberts meets the Mongols. She shows and gives a good idea how Mongols live. I was very impressed and now know more about their life.

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0 out of 1 people found the following review helpful:

rubbish

Paul Mc Michael from ireland, 25th February, 2007

i thought this was a film but it is not. prob good for some one wanting to know about horses etc.

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I LOVE JULIA

A Customer from SHROPSHIRE ENGLAND, 4th November, 2006

I ENJOYED THE DVD PLEASE KEEP THEM COMING I WANT THE ONE WITH ERIC ROBERTS IN BLOOD RED AS I HAVE ALL OF JULIA,S DVD,S

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