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All life on Earth is at the mercy of the ocean and its ability to give life. It is the global life support machine.
An epic journey into the unknown, a realm that feels almost like science fiction. Included: alien worlds; and bizarre creatures.
Corals build limestone homes for themselves in the shallow seas of the tropics.
A look at a marine desert, far from shore, miles deep, with almost nothing to eat, and home to some of the largest creatures on earth.
Competition is fierce in the green seas when the animals must fight for space and food, as the sunlight powers vast kelp forests and mangroves.
A fascinating insight into the coastal depths that grace our planet.
How modern life is impacting devoted albatross parents, which unwittingly feed their chicks discarded plastic, and mother dolphins, which potentially expose their newborn calves to pollution.
This extended special of the nature documentary series journeys from the equator to the unexplored depths, meeting the best-loved characters from the series.
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Its message, and the methods it employs to deliver it, makes this the most important television on right now.
Scenes of tremendous grandeur, thrashing pods of orcas, are switched dizzyingly with Attenborough's other specialty: the vignettes, the micronarratives.
It's a dazzling piece of television.
A worthy successor to the original, Blue Planet II also brings an urgent environmental warning that the first lacked: It demonstrates that the seas are in trouble and that the world must act.
Blue Planet II is the greatest nature series that the BBC has ever produced.
"Planet Earth" again provides a pretty spectacular view from almost every angle.
Blue Planet II can be your educational documentary served at a gourmet restaurant. It can be your cinematography aspiration. It can be your expedition inspiration. It is definitely one of the best pieces of television made ever.
Haunting. Thrilling. Terrifying. Humbling. And, holy shit, gorgeous. All I can say is thank you to the people who spent four years putting this together. Well, that and please, do not miss this program.
Rather than provide any semblance of a lecture, each vignette sets forth its material in a visceral, engaging manner that delights the eye.
Most things on Netflix, even if they're good, are always imperfect. Blue Planet II is close to sublime.
This documentary is majestic in scale and approach, and you will leave the theatre at bit wobbly at the thought of this giant, seething, living, thriving other planet now menacing our shores.
Stunning nature documentary is excellent watch-together TV.
Audience Reviews for Blue Planet II: Miniseries
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Dec 30, 2018A truly mindblowing experience. Informative, epic, beautiful, and inspiring.
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Mar 10, 2018a stunning study of earth
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Mar 03, 2018Eye opening. The stories and pictures are incredible.
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Mar 03, 2018Amazing show! Hope that this series will continue
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Dec 12, 2017Stunning as always documentary series! BBC's best content on TV!
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