Reviews

"Absurd Planet" is a hilarious take on wildlife documentaries. Forget stuffy narration! Here, the animals themselves deliver the commentary, with witty observations and a healthy dose of self-deprecating humor.

The narration and voice acting are fantastic. They perfectly capture the absurdity of the animal kingdom and had me laughing out loud throughout. While it's lighthearted, the show still manages to be informative, showcasing interesting animal behaviors.

If you're looking for a fun and educational watch, "Absurd Planet" is a great choice. Especially for those who enjoy documentaries with a twist! (8/10)

"Living with Leopards" offers a captivating glimpse into the world of these elusive predators. Following two leopard cubs from infancy to adulthood, the documentary provides a heartwarming and educational look at their development and the challenges they face.

Nature lovers will appreciate: 1) Stunning visuals showcasing the leopards' habitat and hunting techniques.

2) An intimate portrayal of the mother-cub bond and the cubs' playful antics.

3) Insights into the threats leopards face in the wild.

While not perfect: 1) The focus on just two cubs might leave some viewers wanting a broader view of leopard life.

2) The narration could delve deeper into the scientific aspects of leopard behavior for a more well-rounded experience.

Overall, "Living with Leopards" is a delightful and informative documentary perfect for families and anyone with a soft spot for these magnificent creatures.

Kangaroo Valley whisks you away on a stunning cinematic adventure through the Australian wilderness. Narrated by the captivating Sarah Snook, this documentary cleverly weaves a coming-of-age story with breathtaking visuals of Australia's unique wildlife.

More than just facts: Kangaroo Valley goes beyond simply presenting animal information. It personalizes the experience by focusing on a young kangaroo named Mala. This narrative approach makes the documentary engaging for all ages.

Visually stunning: The cinematography is truly remarkable, showcasing the beauty and drama of the natural world. Prepare to be wowed by close-up encounters with kangaroos, quolls, and a variety of other fascinating creatures.

A for all ages: Whether you're a nature documentary buff or looking for a heartwarming family film, Kangaroo Valley delivers.

"Predators" is a stunning documentary series by Netflix that takes viewers on a global journey with five apex predators: the cheetah, polar bear, wild dog, lion, and puma. Each episode focuses on a different animal, showcasing its unique hunting strategies and adaptations across diverse seasons and landscapes.

The documentary uses breathtaking cinematography to capture the power and grace of these predators. The narration is informative and engaging, providing insights into their behavior and the challenges they face in a changing world.

While some viewers might find the lack of focus on a specific theme throughout the series a drawback, "Predators" is still a visually stunning and informative watch for anyone interested in the animal kingdom.

If you're curious about Neanderthals, BBC Studio's new documentary "Secrets of the Neanderthals" offers a compelling look at these enigmatic human ancestors. Narrated by the ever-intriguing Sir Patrick Stewart, the doc delves into recent discoveries that challenge traditional views of Neanderthals.

The focus on the Shanidar Cave excavation in Iraqi Kurdistan is particularly captivating. Here, we see archaeologists unearth new evidence that sheds light on Neanderthal behavior and rituals. The documentary also explores intriguing sites in France and Croatia, adding depth to the Neanderthal story.

While some sections might feel like a refresher for those already familiar with Neanderthals, the fresh research and engaging presentation make it worthwhile. However, the film could have benefited from a bit more on the reasons for their eventual extinction.

Overall, "Secrets of the Neanderthals" is a solid documentary that will leave you wanting to know more about our closest extinct relatives. It's perfect for a casual watch and a good fit for anyone interested in human evolution and prehistory. (7 out of 10)

"While the Netflix documentary 'Life on Our Planet' provides fascinating insights into the history of life on Earth, it's important to note that the claim about jellyfish being the first animals to swim freely in the ocean around 530 million years ago is not entirely accurate. The first ancestors of fish or animals closely related to fish began to swim around this time. Jellyfish, while ancient, are not believed to have evolved until about 505 million years ago. The transition from the seafloor to free swimming was a significant evolutionary step that paved the way for the diverse marine life we see today."

Einstein: nationalism is an infantile disease. The measles of mankind.

There is no happy ending even for serial killer who murders bad people... is it the tv series message? I am disappointed

Hannah : You know, my grandma has this saying: "Trust those seek the truth...but doubt those who say that they have found it."

Dexter: "Partners come to us in a various ways, bound together for many different reason. But for any partnership to work, you must not only accept this into your life, but accept her who she is."

Special agent Frank Lundy: "it all comes down to simple mathematics. A really beautiful relationship is a once-in-a-lifetime thing, and I've already had mine."

Rita: Stop blaming other people for your problems! You're in prison now, Paul. Deal with it.

Dexter: You helped me to accept what I really am. I'm grateful that. But I was raised with a certain set of principles. I am sorry, Doc. Action have consequences, and this is yours.

(dexter, S01E08)

Too bad- I never enjoy making someone a widow. They are so happy. She has no clue who she's with. Maybe that's the key to a successful relatonship.

Terrorism is just an excuse... every government finds it's way to control people