Winged Planet

Name: Winged Planet
Genre: Documentary
Released: 2012-10-06
Duration: 1 h 34 min
Rating: 8.7

TV Movie
2012
1h 34m

IMDb RATING

8.7/10

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Documentary

Over three years in the making, Winged Planet uses state of the art tech and sophisticated camera techniques to bring the world to us as seen by birds. Prepare to embark on an amazing voyage... Read allOver three years in the making, Winged Planet uses state of the art tech and sophisticated camera techniques to bring the world to us as seen by birds. Prepare to embark on an amazing voyage as they migrate, cross continents, and interact with wildlife, phenomena and other natura... Read allOver three years in the making, Winged Planet uses state of the art tech and sophisticated camera techniques to bring the world to us as seen by birds. Prepare to embark on an amazing voyage as they migrate, cross continents, and interact with wildlife, phenomena and other natural wonders from their uniquely privileged position.

Director
- John Downer

See production info at IMDbPro

IMDb RATING

8.7/10

YOUR RATING

Director
- John Downer

See production info at IMDbPro

Awards
- 1 win & 1 nomination

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8/10

This Fascinating Wildlife Documentary Offers The Curios Spectator A Bird's-Eye View Of The Planet

Featuring awesome state-of-the-art technology, along with highly-advanced camera techniques - "Winged Planet" is an often-intriguing (and equally entertaining) nature-documentary that offers the curios viewer a "bird's-eye view" of this here planet of ours like they've never seen it before.

Professionally presented by the BBC - "Winged Planet" allows the excited viewer the golden opportunity to fly right along with some fine, feathered friends as these airborne creatures make their way to various locations around the world.

For me - The most stunning and impressive moments of "Winged Planet" was watching the absolutely dazzling footage of swarming starlings. How these birds managed to coordinate this incredible mass movement (without crashing into each other) is truly one of the many marvels of the natural world.