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Leading Role: David Attenborough Format: Blu-ray Disc UPC: 794051400123 Rating: Not Rated Display Format: 4-Disc Set With both impressive scope and incredible detail, PLANET EARTH explores the entire world using high definition cinematography. Boasting a budget of over $25 million, this BBC/Discovery Channel co-production exposes the beauty of the earth and its animal inhabitants from a cuddly panda cub to an attacking shark. David Attenborough narrates, as the vivid documentary takes to the sea, as well as to the mountains, caves, deserts, jungles, and more. With 40 cameramen traveling to 200 locations, this... | More | Price: $49.95 - $79.99 List Price: $99.98 |
$79.99 Shipping: $4.50 | Planet Earth:The Complete Collection (2007 Blu-ray)
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by: ericreimsnyder | Review created: 06/04/07 |
| 7 out of 8 people found the following review helpful. Planet Earth on Blu Ray held me to the TV for hours and hours without any regret. A must buy if you have a Blu Ray player. | |
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| Planetary Awareness | |
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by: gghobbycom | Review created: 11/02/07 |
| 8 out of 10 people found the following review helpful. I'll keep it short: both Planet Earth and Blue Planet are the most enlightening series about our planet that anyone could see. Whether 5 or 50, these images will teach an appreciation for this pale blue dot we all live on. | |
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| hd is the way to go | |
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by: beltwaycollectibles79 | Review created: 08/27/07 |
| 4 out of 4 people found the following review helpful. this is a fantastic set. i recommend getting the BBC version with Attenbough...much better than the discovery version with sigorney weaver. | |
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| Planet Earth Blu-Ray DVD | |
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by: wright5722 | Review created: 06/03/07 |
| 4 out of 4 people found the following review helpful. Wonderful series.Spectacular color and clarity. Draws you in and makes you feel as if you are right there during the filming. Would highly recommendthis DVD to any one who loves nature. | |
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by: dtenniskid | Review created: 04/22/07 |
| 5 out of 6 people found the following review helpful. Planet earth takes you further in depth than any other TV show or series I've ever seen. There is really nothing else like it. From the oceans to the mountains and everything between, you will be amazed at the beauty never before seen. | |
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| Planet Earth on the Discovery Channel was outstanding | |
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by: zuzanne2229 | Review created: 04/01/07 |
| 8 out of 13 people found the following review helpful. The Planet Earth was outstanding. My husband recently bought a big screen TV and the picture was so true to life. It revealed that God made a provision for every singly living creature out there. I am purchasing a set for furture viewing and sharing with others. | |
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by: tamdba | Review created: 10/03/07 |
| 3 out of 3 people found the following review helpful. Excellent service and quality of the product. The filming technique itself is a top-notch quality and the Blu-ray technology is unsurpassed. We all love the topics and the picture quality. Hope Discovery airs the program again in HD. The seller is trustworthy and would certainly be doing business with him again. | |
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| Planet Earth is amazing and a must-see !! | |
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by: godblessamerica9112001 | Review created: 03/21/08 (updated: 03/21/08) |
| 2 out of 2 people found the following review helpful. I want to start off by saying...WOW !! Planet Earth's first episode "From Pole to Pole" provides an overview of the entire series. It whisks us from the Antarctic to the North Pole, and a variety of climes in between, without simply repackaging footage from subsequent episodes. We're given a glimpse into the lives of Emperor Penguins, Polar Bears, Great White Sharks hunting sea lions in breeding season, the nearly extinct Amur Leopard of Eastern Russia, a massive herd of caribou in North America, a pack of wild dogs on the hunt in Africa, and other rare and fascinating species. As the episode titles indicate, the remainder of the series focuses on specific ecosystems and the wildlife they nurture. Each episode is a glory of high-definition cinematography that utilizes new technology to capture vivid imagery from distances that give us a window into animal behavior sans the disruptive influence of camera crews tromping through their habitats. Like all nature series, each episode of Planet Earth draws its dramatic intensity from the relentless struggle between life and death—and the show is, indeed, dramatically intense. Placid shots of achingly beautiful flora, fauna, and sprawling landscapes are juxtaposed against the never-ending contest between predator and prey. Planet Earth is absolutely riveting, but not for the feint of heart. The most dramatic and controversial of its violent set pieces is the "Great Plains" episode's difficult to watch encounter between an elephant and a pride of 30 hungry lions. Shot in the dead of night, the sequence delivers a palpable sense of terror and raw savagery that evokes equal parts sympathy and fascination. Best of all, the show's genuine drama doesn't rely on anthropomorphizing the animals. It simply presents them as they are. It is the astounding breadth, scope, and depth of Planet Earth that makes it revolutionary. "Ocean Deep," "Ice Worlds," "Jungles," or any of the other episodes have the smarts and substance to hold their own against similarly themed Discovery Channel documentaries. That each of the unique episodes is woven into a sprawling but cohesive 11-part whole makes Planet Earth a unique and special snapshot of the planet on which we live. Combine that with the show's innovative and surprisingly intimate cinematography and one need only watch a few minutes of the first episode to realize that nature documentaries will never be the same. In terms of supplements, each episode of the series is followed by a 10-minute featurette detailing the production of one of the episode's segments. Though brief, the pieces provide a concrete sense of the new technologies used to deliver the show's stunning views of nature, as well as the trials suffered by the various crews trying to capture rare footage in remote parts of the world. A fifth disc contains a follow-up series called Planet Earth: The Future. Split into three episodes—"Saving Species" "Into the Wilderness" and "Living Together" The whole show runs approximately two and a half hours in length. It assembles a group of environmental talking heads to discuss the ecological ramifications at the heart of Planet Earth. This 11-part examination of the majestic beauty of Earth's remotest landscapes and rarest species is guaranteed to take your breath away. As I am running out of caracters to finish my review, let me say Planet Earth is the most impressive nature show I've ever laid eyes on. If you're a fan of the genre, it's a must-see. | |
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| A must have Blue-Ray disc | |
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by: tan11043 | Review created: 08/04/07 |
| 2 out of 2 people found the following review helpful. If you have purchased a Blue-Ray player, then you will want to own this disc.Some of the scenes will take your breath away. You will spend many hours watching this one. Both the picture and the audio are great. | |
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| All I can say is wow | |
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by: chrisbind | Review created: 07/06/07 |
| 2 out of 2 people found the following review helpful. I am very pleased with this purchase. It is a great way to show off the power of blu-ray and your HDTV. Breathtaking views and very hard to not watch the series in one sitting. If you are a nature fan with Blu-ray it is a must own. | |
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