Amazing Planet - TV-G
Stunning nature series for the whole family.
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- TV Rating: TV-G
- Network: National Geographic Channel
- Cast: Patricia Clarkson
- Genre: Educational
- >Available On: DVD
Parents need to know
Families can talk about whether this show changes the way they think about the earth. What did you learn about our planet? What did you learn about science? What tools did the show use to teach these things? What messages does the show send about ecology and environmentalism? In general, how do movies and TV shows treat those topics? Do you agree with them?
Message
Social Behavior:
Uses computer graphics and time-lapse photography to demonstrate the natural forces that contribute to geological changes on earth over billions of years.
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Violence
Scenes very occasionally show victims of natural disasters like tsunamis or landslides. No blood, but there are quick shots of groups of dead bodies.
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Common Sense says
What's the story?
Reviewed by Emily Ashby
Is it any good?
Not only will Amazing Planet educate the whole family about the scientific processes that created the earth as we know it, but it will also inspire viewers to think about the future of the planet and how to preserve its well-being. (The series occasionally touches on the potential hazards of the current global warming trend, but that's just the tip of the proverbial conservation iceberg.)
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