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Post by ☮ superbek ☮ on Mar 16, 2009 3:09:37 GMT -5
So recently I have been overtaken with the 2007 BBC documentary masterpiece Planet Earth.
The five disc set took over 5 years to film and it truly shows life on earth as you have never seen it before. Every second is shot in high definition and BBC used amazing new technology that allowed camera men to observe wildlife in it's natural state from over one mile away (see clip below).
Other shots were flimed from inside "hides". Cameramen spent up to 300 hours waiting inside these hides to film the three minutes of footage below.
And the crew doesn't stop there... they travel to the depths of the earth spending 10 days underground and traveling over five miles below the surface.
(hold out for 1:04 you will poop your pants)
planet earth-- netflix, youtube, or ebay.... you guys have got to see this.
Post by viciouscircle on Mar 19, 2009 20:39:38 GMT -5
I think I've watched Planet Earth at least twenty times - it seems to show up on Animal Planet about once a month, and I never get bored of it. Anyone who liked Planet Earth might want to check out Blue Planet:Seas of Life, especially those who loved the Deep Ocean segment. It's sort of a prequel to Planet Earth done by the same team, and the Deep Ocean chapter of that series is even better than the Planet Earth one, although I think alot of the footage might be shared. I seem to recall that the submersible used for Blue Planet had just been invented and so the footage in it is the very first time anyone had seen those creatures. Check it out, it's amazing.