Oceans: Our Blue Planet

Saw this at science museum. Weeped at the walrus mother holding her baby with her little walrus arms because they were too fat for the iceberg

hodgindi

Nature documentaries are a strange breed. Because they fail to acknowledge intelligent design, the beauty and wonder on display always lacks purpose. But because everything needs purpose these documentaries assign it to humans, which is why almost always they conclude…

Ricardo

"From producing the oxygen we breath to controling our weather, the oceans are our life support system" This was truly a breathtaking film. As a fisheries student, I was deeply moved and filled with awe. The marine creatures featured were absolutely fascinating, especially…

umysho

It's a nice little documentary about aquatic life, and how sophisticated these sea creatures' ways of life actually are. I learnt how tusk fishes eat their breakfast, how schools of dolphins bond, how octopuses make an armor made of shells to protect themselves from pyjamas…

Irwan Nur Rizqi

Fell asleep but it’s bc I didn’t sleep last night and it’s also tech week

Sam

Lo he visto en una pantalla de nosecuantos metros curvada y sonido envolvente y aún así mi madre se ha conseguido dormir 🔥

espatri

Gran combustible para siesta. Faltaron tiburones y faltaron moscas

gemmaperez

Went to the zoo to watch this in IMAX. Got to eat zoo popcorn (might actually be my favorite popcorn ever, it's salty and crunchy and comes in a box!) And have Kate Winslet teach me about fish and sea otters and kelp forests, great way to spend a day!

Amy

An interesting viewing experience at the Hemisferic in Valencia. I think it has some glimpses of the potential of the medium like that opening in which the POV shot establishes us from our own POV, under the water. Granted, this clearly wasn’t designed for this viewing…

James Leonard