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What our customer's say!

"Very nice to show off the HDTV", Very good show, great IMAX like experience on a 73" Mitsu HDTV, looooove that Blu-Ray!

"Wouldn't buy this if I had seen before", I bought this walking through the airport, expecting it to be one of the collection of BBC programmes. Got back to my home country, popped it in, and was very dissapointed. Quality did not seem to be up to blu-ray standard of picture quality.

My own fault, I believe I mistook this product for "The Blue Planet - Seas of Life", which I have not seen thus far, but I believe is up to the standard of the BBC programmes. In comparison to the BBC line of Blu-rays available, this Blue Planet pales in comparison (not 100% certain that this is not part of the BBC line, but just by comparison of the quality, it definitely does not seem to be).

For really stunning visuals, great narration, entertaining and suitable soundtrack, and an enjoyable, engrossing learning experience, get Planet Earth, and the remaining BBC line - Galapogos, Wild China, Ganges.

"Beautiful Images...", This is a great video and a must-have for any HD nut out there... unfortunately HD-DVD lost the format war but it can still be purchased on Blu-Ray.

"Not what I expected", After watching and loving the Planet Earth movies I got this one for my husband. It is interesting, but not nearly as well done as the Planet Earth movies. I lost interest and had a hard time following some of the shots they were talking about from space. It's ok, informational but if you want to get something REALLY good - get Planet Earth!

"Rent it", Don't buy this one, just rent it. It's not that entertaining and I would stick to Planet Earth and The Blue Planet (Not this one, but it has the same title).

Read this reviews before You buy...

"Go with Planet Earth", Its got a great picture but the content is less than desireable. Its short and its not even close to what "Planet Earth offers in the realm of content.

"Blue Planet [Blu-Ray]", I was disappointed in this product. It was not what I expected. I was hoping it was the same (Blue Planet) program that is available on DVD.

" Too Short and Too Old", The Blue Planet is a beautiful viewing but not worth the money for only 40 min of film. It is good enough for repeat watch. Max price should of been about $15.00.
The second film, A Dream is Alive, was made in 1985 and is way outdated. This was a year before the Challenger explosion. Not worth watching.

"Decent views but....really? Did they have to go there?", I purchased this on Blu-ray earlier today and watched it with my dad tonight expecting it to be something like the wonderful Planet Earth series, but with NASA. But let's face it. It's not. I have to agree with the others here that say the HD quality could be, well, better. And since it was made in 1990 I *kind of* understand that. Besides, that's not even my complaint so I won't delve into the picture quality aspect at all. My biggest problem came at the half-way point when the documentary took a 'left' turn and became nothing more than a tree--hugger/bleeding-heart piece on how Man is destroying the planet. I mean it was just "Ozone layer this"... and "Rain forest that"... and "Man is making extinct hundreds of undiscovered species every minute". They literally said that; "Undiscovered". Ok, if they're undiscovered then how do we know we're causing they're extinction?

Listen, I'm not the kind of guy that would throw his Big Mac wrapper out the window of his Hummer while driving through a nature preserve but... Come on! Do these people really think they need to dupe Americans in to buying their liberal B.S. by marketing it as "A spectacular look at Earth like you've never seen before"?! I am sure that some people will/do love this documentary for everything it stands for. But if you're like me and you don't want to be preached at by someone who feels that the best thing you can do for Mother Earth is to kill yourself... then don't bother. Somehow, I'm getting my money back!


"well-converted HD from an old IMAX title", The reviews on this site were not particularly encouraging, but for this price not much to loose. Yes, it's obvious that this was converted from an old analog film; you can view some of old film particles but they are not annoying at all, and they rather give you more of human touch which is hardly felt in digitally mastered 'spiderman 3'. The narration also gives you somewhat analog feeling, but far from a turn-off. Rather a short running time as most IMAX titles have a bit over half an hour running. Feels like an appetizer, or a prelude; but then again not to heavy, and lots of amazing pictures you can see. The pixels might not be presented as sharply as in 'planet earth', but they did a good conversion job from an analog film. Undoubtedly superior picture quality compared to ordinary standard definition DVD titles. No region code, I appreciated that.