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I searched the forum and couldn't find anything about this. Please delete this or point me in the right direction if it has already been discussed.
What is the difference (if any) between these 2 series? I know Discovery did one, and BBC did the other. But did the BBC simply re-master the film that Dicsovery did? |
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Both are made by the BBC National History Unit (NHU). Both aired on The Discovery Channel in the USA.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/BBC_Natural_History_Unit Each contains different subjects, animals, plants, locations, water bodies, etc. Buy both!!!!!!!! :-)
Because Calamari Marionette Ph.D sounded pompous, that's why.
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No but parts of Planet Earth are about life. And parts of Life are about planet Earth. Some parts of Planet Earth are even about death. But no parts of Life are about planet Mars.
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The easiest way to describe the differences, is that Planet Earth has more of a focus on different types of ecosystems (mountains, polar regions etc), while Life tends to focus more on the variety of animal species ( mammals, reptiles, etc). Both are incredible and must owns..
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"There's been a slight change in the narrative, an unexpected twist, you might say."
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![]() It is not horrible, it is just a different narrator. I would tend to agree, a majority of people prefer David Attenborough (I do) but the Oprah version is not 'horrible.' |
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you're wrong adrock, it's terrible. weaver and oprah versions of Life&PE are travesties & should be burned.
attenborough is the only way to fly. PE is more about landscape and Life is more about creatures.
Blu-Ray is so awesome! =)
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The Attenborough set has better encoding as well, 1080p (on all episodes but 1) as opposed to the Oprah set, which inexplicably is 1080i.
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My avatar will Wait Until Dark for a Roman Holiday since this world as War & Peace and it would be fun to actually have Breakfast At Tiffany's with My Fair Lady http://letterboxd.com/pat_mtl/ |
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In a mood today, I see.
Because Calamari Marionette Ph.D sounded pompous, that's why.
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Because Calamari Marionette Ph.D sounded pompous, that's why.
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discoverystore.com did a Planet Earth/Life pack for $50.. if i didn't already have Planet Earth i'd have seriously considered it.
I actually liked Sigourney Weaver's narration, but Oprah's was distracting.. I don't see why they have to change them really, but whatever. I'd prefer the David Attenborough versions I guess, but I don't like the BBC cover (for Life or Planet Earth) so I'd get the Discovery one, the focus is on the content not the narration anyway |
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