Earth
Documentary • G • 2007 • 1 hr 30 min
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Follows four migration patterns of animals narrated by the likes of James Earl Jones and Sir Patrick Stewart. Really great documentary.
Decent nature documentary, worth watching
Our beautiful planet could not have been presented in a better way
Amazing footage of animals doing stuff. No more to say.
Just amazing, very nice documentary series
Gorgeous and meditative. Nature documentaries have been done better but this is still amazing
Yet again another great nature documentary by the BBC
Definitely worth seeing if you like nature documentaries. Good, soothing watch with great nature photography!
Very beautiful portrayal of all the things we choose to lose on humanity’s current path. Imagine your child not knowing a seagull!
A beautifully shot documentary that shows the true beauty of our planet.
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