Planète Terre : Le triomphe de la vie

Everytime David Attenborough has a new TV show, it's a must watch!

There has been many fantastic series such as blue planet. This sets a new level is natural history documentaries.

It is breathtaking, upsetting and enlightening all at the same time. The camera work is truely outstanding. The musics and narration really makes you feel like you are in the show.

I can't say good enough trying about this series. It is simply outstanding!

I'm on episode 3 and each episode is slightly better than the last. How this is achievable is beyond me.

David Attenborough is a national treasure who has and does so much for the natural environment. We can all learn somethings from his attitude as us 'humans' are slowly killing this planet.

It is beautiful how the cameras catch every moment so close and with such high definitivo that we can really feel like we are there in that moment with the animals and I have only seen the little videos on Youtube BBC earth channel, I would kill for watching all the episodes from the first episodes, the sound track is so epic that looks like a adventure, the only thing that makes me sad is that for my country in South America there is no a streaming option to watch this. I hope the can fix that because this series should be watched bye everybody from kids to elders, to finish this review I d like to congratulate everybody involved in this show.

Once again the BBC and its co-producers leave no penny unspent as the audience is taken on a beautiful ride to see our wondrous world. The cinematography is nothing short of spectacular as it shows us our natural world. The beauty of it is mind-blowing and yet again there is David Attenborough to guide us. The man is 97 years old and he retains both his gravitas and his warmth. In the making of segment which will be missing in most countries in which it will be broadcast we see a glimpse of how special he is to shows like this as we get to see him 66 years ago and see then what we can see now. It's magical to watch what modern technology can capture. Once again, this is magical TV. The crews across the planet who worked over years to create this deserve absolute respect. Wonderful stuff.

Maybe we will never be able to see this beautiful nature up close. But knowing that such creatures exist on our planet is really amazing. I wish at least by seeing these documents, people would stop fighting and bloodshed so that everyone has an equal chance to live. Our planet Earth does not belong to any government or military. Rather, the earth belongs to all humans, creatures and plants on earth and in the sky. I hope everyone will take some time to watch this documentary along with movies and series. Our nature needs respect. Nature is the only valuable asset. More valuable than a piece of paper called money, which is obtained by destroying trees. Wishing peace to our planet.

Delightful! The cinematography is at a very high level. The work of each of the specialists behind the creation of this series is amazing! 10 out of 10 is the minimum I can give. I can't wait for episodes 4 and 5...hosted by David Attenborough of course! :)

I like how episodes are divided and the transitions between the different stories in each of them are well thought out. The videographers have tried to select perfect moments with wonderful light that paints wonderful pictures.

The music is also delightful. It completely immerses you in the atmosphere of what is happening.

Congratulations again to everyone involved in creating this wonderful series!