Planet Earth II/Blue Planet II By Author’s Name

Package arrived in good condition, contents intact and no issues in this respect.

Not normally a big fan of predator-prey nature shows usually. But this ranks as one of the most entertaining programs I have ever seen. Editing is likely a big part of making these flicks entertaining. But was captivated by many scenes, wondering how they captured the images. Absolutely incredible package by BBC.

If you’re looking for a visually stunning and emotionally captivating journey through the natural wonders of our planet, look no further than Planet Earth II and Blue Planet II on 4K UHD. This collection offers an unparalleled viewing experience that will leave you in awe of the beauty and power of nature.

The 4K UHD format takes the already breathtaking footage to a whole new level of detail and clarity, immersing you in the vibrant colors and intricate textures of our planet’s ecosystems. From the crystal clear waters of the coral reefs to the rugged peaks of the Himalayas, the stunning visuals will leave you speechless.

But it’s not just about the visuals – the narration and storytelling are equally impressive. David Attenborough’s voice is as soothing and captivating as ever, guiding you through the incredible feats of survival and adaptation that occur in the natural world. The stories of the animals and their struggles for survival are told with empathy and heart, leaving you with a deeper appreciation for the delicate balance of our planet’s ecosystems.

One of the things I love about this collection is the diversity of the locations and animals featured. From the elusive snow leopard to the fascinatingly creepy bobbit worm, there’s always something new and exciting to discover. The collection also tackles important issues such as climate change and conservation, reminding us of our responsibility to protect and preserve our planet for future generations.

The bonus features are also worth noting – they offer a behind-the-scenes look at the making of the series and the incredible lengths the crew went to capture the footage. It’s a testament to the dedication and passion of the filmmakers, and it adds an extra layer of appreciation for the final product.

In conclusion, if you’re a fan of nature documentaries, or if you simply want to experience the awe-inspiring beauty of our planet in stunning 4K UHD, then Planet Earth II and Blue Planet II are must-haves. The combination of breathtaking visuals, compelling storytelling, and important messages make this collection a timeless classic that will continue to inspire and educate for years to come. So sit back, relax, and prepare to be transported to the depths and heights of our planet with Planet Earth II and Blue Planet II!

Excelente producto. La caja viene muy dañada, pero los discos son nuevos y sin ningún rasguño. Si a alguien le importa el estado de la caja, entonces ésta sería una reseña de 4 estrellas. El documental de Planet Earth II viene con 2 discos en 4k y el contenido adicional es en blu ray. Blue Planet II viene con 3 discos en 4k y el contenido adicional en blu ray. Estoy muy satisfecho con la compra. El costo es inmejorable, estaba por comprar únicamente Planet Earth II por mil pesos, pero preferí esta opción y quedé encantado.

I remember back in 2007 getting my original “High Def” Blu-Ray system. I read that Planet Earth would show me why Blu-Ray was superior, and necessary, for a great picture. Well, it was eye-opening visuals and then some, and Planet Earth II in 4K/UHD does the same. Yes, I watched a few movies like the 4 disk set of Daniel Craig doing James Bond, and they are great (the 2.5 aspect ratio needs 4K for that alone, but another story), but this disk set, Planet Earth II, is truly stunning in the color, color space and HDR expansion of the picture – the high pixel count provides wow of its own, but the color rendition is way beyond any plasma or LCD/LED TV I’ve seen (not that huge OLED TVs are available to compare – nobody I know owns one).

So, you just have to get a copy of the set and watch it. The surround sound is very good, although they don’t do it all the time. That’s probably because if they did it would be a gimmick. When the scene calls for it, you know there are things around you, like bird calls in all directions, or huge surf pounding things all over the place, they apply it and it seems appropriate.

The visuals, though, are beyond any movie I’ve seen, and that includes the modern theaters in 4K (I think it started with The Hobbit). I much prefer the 60 fps to the flickering 24 fps of the “olden days” – and I don’t care what the so-called expert know-it-alls think of “it doesn’t look movie-like” in 60 fps. What I know is that if I was there, impossible though that might be, the smooth motion of 60 fps is what my real eyeballs would see, so from here out, 60 fps is the natural look. This disk set just looks like you’re there, and I find it really impressive.

Get your kids around to see the bears scratch their backs – that part is hilarious. It’s on one of the 3 “episodes” on the first disk. For once a documentary series also has a great sense of humor. If you have a new 4K setup, perhaps thanks to Black Friday prices, get this disk set just to remind you (if watching a poor transfer from film or 2K) that your purchase was worth it.