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	List Price: $99.98 Our Price: $49.99 Your Save: $ 49.99 ( 50% ) Availability: Usually ships in 2 days Manufacturer: BBC Warner Starring: David Attenborough
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Aspect Ratio: 1.78:1 Audience Rating: NR (Not Rated) Binding: Blu-ray Brand: Ingram EAN: 0794051400123 Format: Color Label: BBC Warner Manufacturer: BBC Warner Number Of Items: 4 Publisher: BBC Warner Region Code: 0 Release Date: 2007-04-24 Running Time: 530 Studio: BBC Warner
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Spotlight customer reviews: Customer Rating: Summary: Great films, lousy disk holder Comment: Planet Earth by the BBC on Blu-ray has received rave reviews by many folks and hardly needs another by me. In a word, it is awesome. However, the mechanical design of the disk holders is terrible. I almost break the disk each time I remove a disk from its holder. The center catch is just too stiff and no matter how hard I push on it the disk doesn't release. There are several superior center holder designs, why doesn't the industry settle on the few that work and stopping using the ones that don't? Customer Rating: Summary: Nice Video Set Comment: Though have not viewed entire set, video quality so far is good. Delivered fairly promptly and in good condition. Very good first buying experience with Amazon. Customer Rating: Summary: great product but wrong purchase Comment: I did not realize one needed an HD DVD player for this product, nor did a few of my tech savvy relatives upon first thought. It will be returned. Customer Rating: Summary: DVD Review Comment: I recieved my DVD set in a timely manner and it was in new condition. Thank you! Customer Rating: Summary: Top documentary Comment: This is arguably the most ambitious and sumptuous documentary of all time, a magnificent achievement from certainly the foremost natural history film-makers of the world. Often visually breathtaking and encompassing the world's major geographical regions and a fair representaion of the fauna and flora found therein. The script/narration is a little melodramatic at times. As a naturalist in southern Africa, with over 45 years experience of its wildlife, I was a little perturbed about the chapter on the "plight" of elephants in the dry season in the Kalahari region where they trudge many days, or even weeks, through the waterless wastes until, almost miraculously, they arrive at the life saving waters of the Okavango Delta. (Elephants need to drink almost daily, though can go three days without drinking.) So if this story is hyped up and rendered over-poignant, perhaps others are, too.... But there is no denying the generally stunning photography and visual feast of this BBC production.
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