just like al gore shook u up with his painfully honest and cleverly present documentary movie an inconvenient truth and director alastair fothergill and mark linfield also remind u that it about time to improve our way of life in order to save our beautiful planet . planet earth be also a wake up call that the global warming of our planet have disastrous consequence for all living creature around the world . al gore show u the bleak future of planet earth by present hard fact back up by documented example through long yet always interest monologue . the creator of this documentary choose a different yet equally powerful way to accomplish this . they do not present u with a future representation of what might occur to our planet if we do not radically change thing around and but they rather show u the genuine beauty of planet earth in all of it amazing glory . we see place that we know that exist but never think they could be so beautiful . in this movie and we see a wide array of the most extraordinary place such a forsaken desert and giant forest full of fauna and flora and icy landscape as far a the eye could see . and in all of those immensely different environment and we see the most beautiful animal try to survive . this be exactly the kind of movie that have to be make and in combination with the one from al gore and in order to make u realize that our planet be too precious to meddle with . the voice over by patrick stewart be always relax and thus very well do although at first it sound a though i be watch an x men movie instead . the cinematography be probably the most remarkable thing of this documentary . at time represent what you see be so unreal that you tend to forget that a man with a camera actually have to film all of that delightful footage . in short represent this be definitely a must see for everyone since it concern every single person on this beautiful planet earth . the truth be represent i never think our planet be so astonishingly beautiful .