Bienvenidos a la Tierra

This was literally the coolest docuseries I've ever seen in my life. It completely changed my entire perception of the world and I would watch these episodes a million times (have actually already watched it 2 times). I Have never felt compelled enough to leave a review for any TV show so I'm doing this in hopes that it will inspire more episodes to be filmed......

The concept is nice, also, eho doesn't like Will Smith? There is also awesome cinematography here. But the amazing music and the soundscape is what was truly mesmerising me in this series.

I'm only a few episodes in but let me tell you something this is just beautifully done. If you have a 4K Dolby vision tv with home theater surround sound this is a must watch. Episode 1 is amazing visually. I hope they continue to do these doc's with Will Smith.

I've made it through the first three so far. Visually it's beautiful, as most nature docs/films/shows are. My favorite episode was the Mount Yasur volcano, but both the ocean and Serengeti episodes have been nice too. Contrary to some of the reviews I've seen here, I think Will has narrated it very well and I felt like he was very engaged in each episode. I think he has come into each episode open and interest in learning from each expert/biologist and what they share. If you already have Disney+ and enjoy nature docs, you have nothing to lose in giving it a watch and seeing if you like it.

This was a good series.

Yes, this has been done before, yes Will was kept safe, like duh do you know the insurance they had to get for him to even do this so let's cut the obvious stuff out okay. They were working on this for a few years so yes, he trained to do these things right. Common sense people.

This is educational and having Will narrate it is pretty cool, he has a nice personality and is genuinely funny. He really makes it fun to watch. I really enjoyed the intensity and the way each episode told two sides of what was being experienced or happening from different points like when the episode is about swarms it shows both under water and on land. The cinematography is great. He's not doing this alone. The information you're learning is from the experts, he's just narrating what they tell him too, Will isn't an expert nor claims to be one, he's learning in this too as well as some of the ppl he's partnered with.

Those writing reviews because you dislike Will Smith, that's not giving a review. No one cares that you don't like him. Review the content.