Red Sea 4K

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6.3/10

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Explore the impressive underwater landscapes and fascinating species of one of the biggest wonders on our planet-The Red Sea. Filmed in stunning 4K, this mesmerizing nautical journey feature... Read allExplore the impressive underwater landscapes and fascinating species of one of the biggest wonders on our planet-The Red Sea. Filmed in stunning 4K, this mesmerizing nautical journey features, many of the 1,200 different sea creatures that have made the naturally and artificially... Read allExplore the impressive underwater landscapes and fascinating species of one of the biggest wonders on our planet-The Red Sea. Filmed in stunning 4K, this mesmerizing nautical journey features, many of the 1,200 different sea creatures that have made the naturally and artificially formed coral reefs their home beneath these mystical waters.

Directors
- Ekrem Engizek
- Timo Joh. Mayer
Writers
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- Michael Diekmann

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6.3/10

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Directors
- Ekrem Engizek
- Timo Joh. Mayer
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- Michael Diekmann

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5anas_alsayed

Poor Effort

I was very excited to watch a documentary about the Red Sea because I used to dive there when I lived in the Middle East. Unfortunately, the documentary lacks lots of information and other important sea creatures. Very poor writing, music and editing. It goes back and forth between a few creatures which makes it easy to lose interest in the show. I was hoping to see more facts about the Red Sea and to see shellfish, parrotfish, sharks and dolphins. But nothing was mentioned about them. 44 minutes are obviously not enough to cover such an important sea with a big diversity of sea life. Very disappointed.

6breemoria

Drumming sound (which often sounds like clicks) is really irritating

The color of the reef and the inhabitants are comparable to other well filmed programs. However, this show is named the Red Sea, so more emphasis should be placed on that body of water rather than just another underwater show. Clicking sound is really irritating. I would rather hear water sounds of any type, rather than the music that often accompanies these documentaries. More facts about the Red Sea would have been welcome.

5kdterlag