Blue Planet II continues the Blue Planet tradition of filming the rarest animals and behaviors that have never before been caught on camera. Each episode takes us through one of the many oceanic environments of the world, like the vastness of the open ocean, and each one has at least one animal that will make you feel impressed. More than 6, 000 hours of underwater footage shot and over 125 expeditions to 39 countries allow the directors to create thrilling, breathtaking stories.
The photography in Blue Planet II is so amazing. It's like sitting in the water and experiencing it in person. To be honest, I can't think of another documentary that features this kind of jaw-dropping photography. And while the photography gets all of the credit, credit should also go to the documentary makers for bringing us so many fascinating stories. The documentary records the damage people have made to our planet in the last two decades, and it reveals different environmental problems in a more direct and thought-provoking way.
Blue Planet II shows the astonishing characters, interesting places and extraordinary new animal behaviors. Warm and impressive stories about the sea will build people's emotional relationship with our oceans and bring a new perspective to this little-known world. If you love or enjoy nature documentaries, you should absolutely not miss this. Blue Planet II is a WINNER.
