Planet Earth - The Complete BBC Series [Blu-ray]

Publisher: BBC Warner Starring: David Attenborough Audience Rating: NR (Not Rated) Format: Color, Widescreen Aspect Ratio: 1.78:1 Language: Spanish-Original Language | English-Original Language | English-Subtitled | Spanish-Subtitled | French-Subtitled Release Date: Apr 24, 2007

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Editorial Reviews: Actors: David Attenborough Format: Color, Widescreen Language: English Region: All Regions Aspect Ratio: 1.78:1 Number of discs: 4 Rating Studio: BBC Warner DVD Release Date: April 24, 2007 Run Time: 550 minutes

Spotlight customer reviews: Customer Rating: Summary: Planet Earth - The Complete BCC Series [Blu-ray] Comment: This is a film for all ages. It reflects the beauty of all life on planet Earth in brilliant, vibrant, illuminating colors. The animal world (in air, land, and water)in many ways, replicates the nature and nurture of mankind. Customer Rating: Summary: Fabulous. Comment: In one word fantastic - everyboby must see this beautifull images before he can believe that it is possible to make such a imagination. Customer Rating: Summary: Disappointing and disjointed Comment: Planet Earth We rented this entire series, hoping that it would be a hit like Life of Mammals or Blue Planet. It isn't. We hoped that it would be an ecosystem or geological approach to the planet because it is, after all, called Planet Earth and the programs are called Fresh Water, Mountains, etc. It isn't. Instead, it is an eclectic collection of camerawork taken from various locations around the planet showing unusual geological formations (10%), weather occurrences (10%), and life at the extremes (10%). The rest is pure cinematography and focuses on the camera crew and how they got the shots. Needless to say, we were disappointed. What we hated: -a lot of jumping around from location to location with no logical organization -a lot of baby animal deaths -a 10-minute section at the end of each 40-minute program called Diaries that focuses entirely on the camera crew -repeat footage What we liked: -very little new footage that we havne't seen in other documentaries I hesitate to recommend this to anyone in particular. My husband has an interest in geology, but fell asleep during disc 1. My kids and I love ecosystems and animals and we were bored to tears. We couldn't even finish the whole set and I had already paid for it. There just wasn't anything new here and the approach was too disjointed, like a table book with nothing but pictures. Great if you've got nothing to do, but we were looking for something educational. We own and love Life of Mammals and Blue Planet, as well as numerous National Geographic and Imax films, but we couldn't even make it through this whole set, although I paid for them. It was just too boring. Highlights of disc 1: From pole to pole--elephants swimming Mountains--Ehtiopian wolves, gelado baboons grazing in herds of hundreds Fresh water--river otters fighting a crocodile Customer Rating: Summary: Great series Comment: My wife and I love this series, Its cool cause they also talk about how they got some of the shots and what kind of trials the crew went through.. Great series, all kinds of cool stuff you may not know about Customer Rating: Summary: Planet earth - planetary sucess Comment: A must have product in any blue ray collection. This blue ray provides Full HD quality with incredible point of view on our planet. Incredible means has probably been used to provide such sensational movie. More Reviews