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Never have I been so moved by a series to verbalize in wonder and actually shed tears of joy at the beauty that surrounds us on this fantastic planet.
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I have been watching it on Discovery HD Theater when it premiered in March. The first episode « Pole to Pole » place the tone by showing the range of life and species that exist on this planet. The subsequent episodes delve into the habitats one by one. Mountains, Modern Water, Caves, Deserts, Ice Worlds, Gargantuan Plains, Jungles, Shallow Seas, Seasonal Forests and Deep Ocean are the subsequent episodes. This is one series that has to be seen to be believed of what the daring cameramen of BBC/Discovery Channel have been able to consume through their sheer perseverance in remote locations. The HD technology has captured some scenes and images never seen before and some seen before but never with this clarity and beauty. 5 years, 62 countries and 204 locations is what it took to fabricate this series, and the result is a lifetime TV series.
This is one series that fascinated my kid as mighty as it amazed me. She wanted to recognize her cartoons but the moment the episode began she was captivated. Both of us shared together the wonder that is our Planet and it was she who brought up the subject of what we might be doing to it by our actions. We cried when we saw how polar bears have begun to drown as ice melts faster every year. The image of one lone absorb trying to waddle on ice but falling into the slushy waters, and having to swim longer distances to remove food and finally dying with exhaustion was heart breaking. The series makes no references to the indicate conditions, unbiased in passing as with the polar fill. I judge the directors and producers of the series impartial wanted to reveal us the beauty of the natural world, the fight for survival of several animals even when there is no climactic change. And as we support watching and are filled with dread and wonderment that we’re lucky enough to live on this planet, we launch to devour quietly in our hearts how we need to change today to ensure that we set aside our planet.
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That is what my daughter felt on her have, she asked me why we were not doing more to put our natural world and I did not have any qualified answers. The last 3 episodes, Planet Earth: The Future delve deeper into these issues, which I haven’t had a chance to explore yet.
I watched a clip of David Attenborough’s version video on the web before I started watching the series with Sigourney Weaver’s narration, and I was disappointed by her blandness and lack of depth. I bought this plot like many others to listen to Sir David’s narration. I was torn between the regular DVD place and the HD DVD though. This series is pleasurable enough to get me pick an HD DVD player unprejudiced to be able to behold it in its legal produce! However, the regular status has the Future series and the Planet Earth diaries which the HD spot does not have. I loved the Planet Earth Diaries (or slow the scenes) with cameramen, it made a exciting documentary on it’s occupy, and wished some were longer. If they had the extra material in the HD DVD region, it would have been my first choice.
I had saved the Discovery HD Theatre epidodes on my HD Cable box and I was able to compare their image quality with this Standard DVD version playing on an upconverting DVD player. The Discovery Theater images were crystal definite, and you could literally discover each grain of sand on the sea bed or each crevice on a rock face. The Standard DVD looked fair suitable when upconverted to 720p and if I had not seen the HD version I would have been quite amazed with the image quality. Upright now I’ve been spoilt by the Discovery Theater version. If you’re considering the HD version it’s a expansive choice if you have an HD DVD/BluRay player. You’ll probably not search for a better HD disc. This series was shot completely in HD format. From my experience in the media industry I can drawl you that this is a very, very expensive format to shoot in especially given the 5 years that it took to produce this series. Most television is shot in a regular digital format and then upconverted to the HD format later. That gives gargantuan images but they cannot compare to something shot totally in HD. That is the reason the image quality of this series is spectacular. In HD they were able to bewitch the action which when replayed in slow-motion also stays crystal definite. Therefore you have breathtaking images of a shark capturing its prey (and many others) in slo-mo.
This really is the region to bewitch. It’s like a living documentation of the beauty of our earth, some of which was starting to depart honest as the cameras were rolling. Perhaps, that is why BBC and Discovery spared no cost to do this series and it is a masterpiece.
First off, let me say Thank you to Amazon for clarifying that the immense David Attenborough is the narrator for this series. No Attenborough would have meant no grasp on my fraction. Simply keep the most unbelievable documentary on life and animals and the world around us that I have ever seen. The clarity is simply breathtaking(and that was on my tv brodcast which was in 720P…the HD transfers are in 1080p!!!!) .A tall tahnak you to the creators and producers for doing this for people like myself and many others who care deeply about the world around us.
My one minor complaint has to do with the fact that on the HD transfers, there is absent the supplemental material that is reveal on the standard defintion release. There is no 110 minutes of unhurried the scenes footage of what took state on these excavations to these wonderous places or interviews with the people, Attenborough or anyone for that matter. The other special feature not found on either the Blu-Ray or HD-DVD transfer is Planet Earth: The Future, which is a 150 slight documentary(Shot entirely in high defintion mind you) which chronicles how the whole series was created, and how we can continue to withhold our earth so that we may continue to have wonderous documentaries like this for our children’s children. Finally, amazingly there are charging the HD customers around $25 MORE for a product that has LESS pronounce than on the standard defintion release.
Otherwise highly reccomended presentation that is extremely addictive and immeasureably sensational from the first scene to the last. Its simply amazes me the beauty of God’s creations.
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