Paradisi inesplorati

I acquired this set hoping for it to be educational. I made a mistake of not reading about it since I took it as a documentary.

These must be the edited-out parts of other documentaries sponsored by Disney. However, without narration, or captions, or any sort of information, it's just boring and a waste of time. Could be played at a noisy place without sound, like in a waiting area, or at a TV shop for TVs on display, but certainly no learning from it whatsoever.

It wouldn't still cost Disney much to add a narration to it and make it useful and educational for libraries and schools, for example.

I was having a panic attack and crying and scared from this new medication I'm on and my roommate asks me what do I do and I said put something on with nature idk and this is what he chose and it calmed me down like nothing else before, I felt so at peace and serene like meditation and made me want to be more in tune with nature, I just love the quietness contrast to the high paced high action packed stuff I usually watch. I discovered a part of myself I didn't even know I liked, truly a remarkable beauty to show are when it's just our home planet, no gimmicks pure outstanding views of our beautiful home.

Beautiful landscapes and sceneries with soft calming music in the background but it gets boring after a few minutes. It would be great as a screen saver or as something to look at at the doctor's waiting room or even better... when you are at the dentist.

Stunning & vivid imagery of places around the world--great escapism for those of us who can not travel.

My only criticism is that they don't indicate where these scenes are from, and that major enough for me to knock off 2 stars. For example, I'm looking at an absolutely gorgeous waterfall in episode 3. Is it in Hawaii? A rain forest somewhere else? Maybe this would be a place I'd like to go, or at the very least learn a bit about the world around me that I don't see every day.

Is this for everyone? No. If you're easily bored, this show might feel like watching a screensaver.

So who is it for? It's for those of you who have anxiety, or you who had a rough day and need to just rest your brain for half an hour, or you who is riding on indica, or you who just needs to relax, or you who wants space to think existential thoughts for a couple episodes.

What can you expect? 30 minute episodes of calm, meandering aerial drone longshots. Breathtaking zoom-outs of nature and humanity serve as backdrop to the emotive, ethereal chords of the original score by Neil Davidge. Take a deep breath and float through a mood inspired by your home, your planet.