Looking For FReeper Suggestions For A Good Nature Documentary.

me ^ | 05/20/20 | me

[Artemis Webb]

My wife mentioned that she'd like to watch a good nature documentary sometime. The problem is that we aren't looking for a series, just a stand alone one or two hour documentary. Also of course we don't want some lefty filmmaker lecturing us about how "man is destroying the environment and climate change must be stopped".

I trust Freeper opinions. Any suggestions?

[Artemis Webb]

Oh, and we've seen True Life Adventures more than once, so that one is out.

[TheWriterTX]

My Little Farm is a good one; talks about the benefits of holistic farming. A little left, but thought provoking nonetheless.

[Vendome]

Godzilla vs Mothra...

[Big Red Badger]

Ken Burns’
“Lewis and Clark”
is next on My List.

[caww]

“Our planet earth”......Attleburo narrates.....you can find it and choose episodes you want to watch on netflex or you tube. He stays with information about the animals and terraine they live in with very little references otherwise.

[coaster123]

Into the Wild. More man vis-à-vis nature. A true story. Good. Directed by Sean “The A-hole” Penn but no hint of politics. One place to view is Amazon prime.

“Call things by their right name.”

[aynrandfreak]

“Planet Earth” from the BBC was quite good without much enviro-stuff.

[RandallFlagg]

ZeFrank on YouTube.
Here’s a sample:
https://youtu.be/mbnBYh-BJ1g

[Jamestown1630]

Attenborough.

Just about everything he did is excellent.

[TianaHighrider]

+1 for “Godzilla vs Mothra...”
and
+1 for “Lewis and Clark”

[Big Red Badger]

“Into the Wild”
Has a great sound
track,
ending is rather dark.
.
“The Way” is about
A Trek in France,
Love it.

[Paladin2]

Kon-Tiki

[caww]

I had no idea how to spell his name LOL...Attenborough is right.

The visuals in that series 'Our Planet' are stunning....seeing animals I didn't know even existed as well as landscapes.... I learned allot I wasn't aware of so it was fascinating from start to finish......

[coaster123]

“ending is rather dark.”

It ends with a smile.

[ocrp1982]

The Ghost and The Darkness. A movie about two male lions in British Colonial Africa when the Brits were building the African Railroad.

[Deaf Smith]

A Boy And His Dog.

[Jamestown1630]

I once saw ‘The Private Life of Plants’, and have always wanted to see it again.

[smvoice]

Blue Planet - The Deep.

Fantastic! The Deep contains the strangest life you’ve ever witnessed. It doesn’t even look real, it’s so otherworldly.

[Harmless Teddy Bear]

Into the Wild. More man vis-à-vis nature. A true story. Good. Directed by Sean “The A-hole” Penn but no hint of politics.

Well, except for the fact that the story is very fictionalized.

There was a guy, he died.

That part was accurate. The rest... not so much.

[caww]

“Nova” put out one about the planet and how the earth, animals and land mass locations are tied in with the weather....also fascinating.