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Earth

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United Kingdom, Germany, United States · 2007
Rated G · 1h 30m
Director Mark Linfield
Starring Patrick Stewart, Constantino Romero, James Earl Jones, Ken Watanabe
Genre Documentary

From the acclaimed team that brought you BBC's visual feast "Planet Earth," this feature length film incorporates some of the same footage from the series with all new scenes following three remarkable yet sadly endangered families of animals whose habitat is threatened largely because of humans.

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70

The Hollywood Reporter by

Although Earth falls short of its potential, it still contains enough glorious photography to please its target audience.

63

USA Today by Claudia Puig

If you've watched the BBC series "Planet Earth," then Earth will seem like a familiar, if stunning, global rewarming.

75

Boston Globe by Janice Page

This Earth doesn't really have anything new to say, but it does present some newly entertaining ways of saying it.

80

Los Angeles Times by Kenneth Turan

It would be Pollyannaish to pretend that the documentary Earth is without its problems, but the bottom line is, difficulties be damned, it shouldn't be missed.

60

Salon by Stephanie Zacharek

There's nothing in Earth that's as moving as the sight of the mother penguin "grieving" for her chick in "March of the Penguins." You can applaud Earth for not jerking tears. On the other hand, an occasional tear isn't such a bad thing.

75

Philadelphia Inquirer by Steven Rea

A wide-screen wildlife documentary in which the cycles of birth and death, migrations and seasons, are captured in stunning - absolutely stunning - ways.

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