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A nature documentary footage compiled by the majority of the BBC and The Discovery Channel Planet Earth "and producer of the series produced by award-winning British director Alastair Fothergill and Mark Linfield, the Earth is the nature of the film Disneynature new constitution - a Disney label dedicated to independent film bring the wildlife with high environmental impacts and cinema films. James Earl Jones tells the U.S. version of 96-minute documentary film (in English and German are narrated by Patrick Stewart and Ulrich Tukur, respectively), which follows families of Arctic polar bears, elephants in Africa, and humpback whales for one year . The film retraces the migration of animals across the world and through some of the most difficult terrain and climate on earth, emphasizing not so much the way that policy and the negative effects of global warming and the destruction of the habitats of these animals and the planet as a whole. Selected from more than 4,000…
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Since its launch in early 2007, Planet Earth is simply the greatest nature / wildlife series ever produced. After the same monumental achievement of The Blue Planet: Seas of Life, this incredible series of 11 articles of the BBC is brilliantly narrated by Sir David Attenborough and sensibly organized so that 50 minutes each episode covers a specific geographical region and / or habitat Wildlife (mountains, caves, deserts, shallow seas, seasonal forests, etc.) until the entire planet has been magnificently represented by the most spectacular view and sounds that you never experience the conveniences of home. The first episode, "From Pole to Pole," serves as a primer for things to come, putting the entire series in a proper context and provide an overview of what to expect from each episode. Without being overtly political, the series maintains a consistent and subtle emphasis on the urgent need for ongoing conservation, best illustrated by the fate of pol…
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Since the dawn of humanity, we watched the fire in the sky and wondered. . . Now join the heroic men and women who have dared the impossible on some of the greatest adventures ever undertaken - the attempt to go beyond Earth and into the great unknown of space! To celebrate 50 years of incredible achievements, the Discovery Channel has partnered with NASA to reveal the epic struggles, tragedies and triumphs in a bold chapter of human history. Candid interviews with people who made this possible, hundreds of hours of never-before-seen footage from the NASA archives - including sequences on board the spacecraft in real flight - have been carefully restored, edited and compiled for this collection point reference. * Original NASA footage digitally remastered in high definition with exclusive, non never''to''; footage * 4 hours of bonus footage seen in television.…
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To demonstrate the beauty and power of the Earth, Dr. Iain Stewart climbs in the crater of an active volcano in Ethiopia, jets into the stratosphere, salt frozen peaks of the Alps, races the tide of the Amazon basin, dives underground caves in Mexico and in generally enjoys himself no end. His enthusiasm is not necessary, even if the Earth: The Biography (ex-The power of the planet) is five episodes of phenomenal images and fascinating information about our planet and the format and the powerful delicate balance of life. Stewart, the host, seems destined to become the Carl Sagan of geology, his cheerful Scottish accent (it appears that came out of Trainspotting) is the expectation of a slogan like "billions and billions of euros" to make him a name. Earth: The Biography juxtaposes things gigantic (tectonic plates) and Teeny-tiny (plankton), while elegantly explaining the crucial role played by each of Makin…
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