Best image, atmos sound, directing, this documentary impressed me more than any CGI movie, and I was wondering if I was impressed by the nature or figure out how the crew filmed the outstanding scenes. The best tv show in a long time. Apple TV worth any cent only for this documentary!
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dragon-capri6 October 2020
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apix-767835 October 2020This wasnt just a documentary , it was an art piece !
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jlkackert6 October 2020Incredible shots, beautiful perspective, simple but thorough narration. My husband and I LOVE this uplifting nature documentary!
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justinemarshalsea6 October 2020Outstanding cinematography and storytelling!
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kronti10 October 2020The cinematography on this documentary is simply unbelievable, it's really on another level. I hope they make another season!
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abdullafkh8 October 2020You won't believe that it is true, you'll learn so many new things, you will see some animals that you don't know that they existed
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roshansalgadodarcy-247487 October 2020A beautifully filmed series and a true masterpiece of visual story-telling.
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Nathan44 July 2021Although there are multiple quality nature series out there, nothing came close to Planet Earth for me...until this. I'm absolutely blown away by the shots they got, and the storylines are excellent. Yes, I'm sure they edited the heck out of the footage to piece it together to make it look like there's a story there that wasn't really...but they all do it and it's what makes it so captivating. I don't understand the ones who complain that it's 'fake' because of that. Do you know how boring it would be if they just showed the footage unedited?!
Fantastic. Love it. -
hesoyamfsa15 December 2020This documentary is good. But not to deserve much ratings. Bbc and netflix had did this before and in more quality. But this series have scenes from six continents and thats anew thing. Some things are planned artificially to animals.
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jasonaldrich-8723928 April 2021I'm not sure how people aren't seeing this or realizing this! Granted, they worked hard on getting all these shots, most are real, but they are doing 2 not real things...
1- These action shots during an event, and sometimes even the "event" itself, is manufactured to look like something it's not. They film these animals doing stuff like running or eating or chasing another animal... but what they do is take shots of one animal running, then edit in shots of the other animal running to make it look like it's chasing the other one. When in fact, they got a few seconds of 2 animals fighting, but then add in footage to make it look like it was a chase scene so there's some kind of "story". It's theatrical, but not authentic whatsoever.
2- They clearly CGI some of the footage!! Perfect example: S1 Ep1 they show a baby bird in some grass in a field, the mother has gone somewhere... then they show some kind of fox or something walking all creepy like it's stalking the baby bird. Then they show the "mother bird" alone squawking, and claim that it's protecting the baby from this animal. Then they show a different angle shot of a similar bird in grass with the fox behind, but the bird is CGI'd in, it's clearly fake as hell. But alas, the fox heard the mother bird and turns around... as if A- a fox is gonna turn away from food that's shown to be about 10 feet away because it HEARS a bird squawking, false. And B- a mother bird would've flown immediately to her baby's defense and pecked this animal until it ran away or she got ate too.
Sorry to be a hater, I know these people worked hard to get some of these shots... but don't claim it's 100% real from 10 years of footage when it's clearly not and can't be. Watch for yourself and decide. But all I'll say is, if it was THAT good and THAT real, with all these amazing cameras and drones etc, it wouldn't be free on AppleTV. It'd be on a cable network, like Planet Earth. Just sayin!! -
sajaan26 March 2021Love it !!! The most spectacular thing you roll ever see!! Period ! Unbelievable . How do they even do this. Teaches us that Nature is the best movie . The most beautiful actors and the most compelling story is written everyday by nature .
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beccautu7 January 2021You must watch this show. I am in awe of the photography and the stories that go with. Must have taken years to accomplish each episode. Thank you for your dedication to this project . What a joy yo watch with my 3 year old granddaughter!
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honest_reviews175 October 2020Imagine, a nature documentary that shows animals without needing to preach to the viewer about how evil humans are; that tells animals' stories without even mentioning humans once, and that actually makes you feeling good from beginning to end...
This is that documentary!
Simple narration, a great soundtrack, and footage that will have you constantly asking yourself "how in the world did they get that shot??" is all that's needed to tell the compelling stories of these tiny creatures, with a fair amount of natural humor thrown in as well.
This is the first AppleTV+ series I've felt strongly enough about to write a review on.Please, Apple, make more content like this. It is very much appreciated and needed in the world today!! -
Littleman9511 March 2021Very interesting, funny and extremely pleasing for the eyes. Also the way they decided to narrate everything is very enjoyable with no drama and I really appreciate it.
Highly recommend to everyone who likes documentary, gets new intel about nature and for who like simple and funny things.
Note: I really hope they will do a second season, maybe also in the underwater world. -
maryann451029 January 2021Yes ypu can watch a beautiful nature show wuthout the mass killing and sadness. We love nature documentaries, but detest the constant graphic hunting and killing. Yes ,it is the "circle of life" as my angel dad said many many years before the Lion King I cannot bear watching ... This series does not show the killing of critters, lots of bugs bite it but ... And Paul Rudd's narration is wonderful !! Thank you Paul for amazing narration and making the series even more enjoyable
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henrycoles915 December 2020Dancing spiders, waterfall-climbing gobies, gliding squirrels. There's no end to the wonders of this world of puny animals and it's breathtaking how the makers got to film all that. How on earth did they get a shot inside an acorn that's been occupied by an acorn weevil larva? Or how did they get just in time the beetle plummeting down to the floor of the forest after a bitter fight with another beetle on a log, while a chipmunk hides inside? It's just dumbfounding!
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antonstratiev10 April 2022WOW! Asking for 15 characters, so another WOW! WOW! And to add more characters - WOW. And it needs more it seems. WOW! How many is a 150 characters! WOW!
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Have you ever wondered what if it would be like if you were tiny? Well, the documentary series, Tiny World, explores the world of tiny creatures, some of which live right beneath our feet.
This series takes an unforeseen look into the world of minuscule animals and looks into the advantages and disadvantages of being such a small size in a massive world. Each episode follows the lives of multiple species in the same habitat and what they must do to survive and thrive.
Writers Tom Hugh Jones and Pamela Ribon have created a perfectly comical and intriguing script that Paul Rudd (Ant Man, What If) so ironically narrates. The macro cinematography, shot at such a small scale with such detail, had my mouth down to the floor. All the intricate details are captivating with their up-close perspective along with the sounds of these miniscule critters. My favorite part about this show is when the audience gets a real glimpse of what it is like to be so small!
The message of this show suggests that, while you may be small, what makes you unique makes you necessary in this big world. This series is educational and enlightening.
I give Tiny World 4 out of 5 stars and recommend it for ages 8 to 18, as well as adults. It is streaming now on AppleTV+. Reviewed by Ashleigh C., KIDS FIRST. -
unfinishedfootsteps10 December 2020Have all the negative reviews been removed?! I could not even make it past episode one. Purposely placing these creatures into dangerous situations for our "entertainment" is disgusting. Is this an American thing to add more drama?
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dino-imhof2 October 2020Probably the best nature documentary up to date...
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joshuaariel31 October 2020Everything in this documentary is just beautiful. Thanks, Apple!
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scofenn5425 January 2021I always liked Paul Rudd but now I respect him and his team for producing this wonderful series. The photography is amazing and I hope the photographers get paid as much as the Hollywood photographers do for their shoot em up movies. I learned so much from this series. I loved it.