giraffelover
Joined Dec 1999
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This documentary is absolutely fantastic. I was really astonished that you can make with so less money such amazing fx. Especially the scenes of the birth of the Diplodocus babies or the sad story of the big flying dinosaur were wonderful and breathtaking. Well the only flaw was: It was to short!!
I wish I would have the whole series on video because this breathtaking event is a must-see for everybody who is interested in nature. David Attenborough shows footage which was never seen before. "Life on Earth" belongs to the most important television series of all time because it shows that the life on our planet is in danger to disappear forever. We need more series like "Life on Earth". Maybe then the mankind will understand that we can't do with our earth what we want.
Farewell, Goodbye and Amen is still the most successful television movie of all time. 125 Million Americans (that are more than 70%) have seen that film. David Ogden Stiers has given his best performance here especially in the scene where the Korean musicians have died. I only could say "Farewell, Goodbye and Amen" belongs to the best television-movies I've ever seen.