Pass
C from Tipperary, 10 Jul 2008
No dialogue what so ever! This is not a film.
As for the wonderful scenery. Id rather watch an episode of BBC's Plant Earth series. The film tries to be all worldly, the scenery isnt even that good. you'd have to be strapped down and chemicaly numb to actually enjoy this.
Their is a hidden undercurrent trying to make the viewer feel guilty for being human. (the bad humans wrecking environment) A bit like Al Gores "An Inconvinent Truth".
an amazing experience
Adriano from Dublin, 07 May 2007
Mesmerizing combination of imagery and music shot all over the world and what a world we live in! So beautifull at times and so painful and sad at others. This movie has shown me some places that i will definitely visit at some point and is also a very good addition to my dvd collection. I would gladly recommend this to everyone who loves cinema.
great soundtrack
javier from Dublin, 06 Sep 2007
so far the best documentary ever, shows you the wonders of this planet. And i mean the wonders like you never seen before. This will take you to places you only dream of. The quality of picture is also the best of all doc i have ever seen and the best part, there are no anoying voices telling you boring stories. Real mindblower!!!
Beautiful film
laura from Dublin, 27 Jul 2009
Sometimes feels like watching a nature programme without the commentary, but it means that you are able to focus more on the visual beauty of the world. Beautifully shot, with vibrant colours highlighting the diverse landscape and cultures. The music can lull you to sleep though, so suggest watching this when you are wide awake!
Baraka
Sean from Kilkenny, 29 Oct 2008
Oh dear. Glossy National Geographic -style pics to a dreary Enya-like soundtrack drawing our attention to the colourful rituals of native tribes and the terrible things we're doing to them.