Customer Ratings & Reviews

If you liked Planet Earth, you'll love this. Especially in 4K the picture is amazing! Worth having a 4K TV!

My go to movie for my 4K player. All other videos should have color, clarity and sound as good as this.

Purchased this with my new LG OLED. Its is a must have for anyone who has a 4K UltraHD tv. Just stunning.

Excellent narration but real value is the beauty of the video work. Enjoy watching this as a family.

If you liked the first Planet Earth you will enjoy this one even more. I could watch these all day.

The Planer Earth 2 in 4k gives stunning views of nature. We enjoy this thoroughly and highly recommended..

Some of the best cinematography, BBC really has some of the most interesting and beautiful shots captured.

This is one of the best 4K HDR disc I have watched the colors really pop on my Sony 949d it was done well.

Husband purchased this to watch with our girls. Spent a lot of time watching it. Love it so much.

Just bought two new 4K TVs along with a new 4K DVD player and wanted to have a couple 4K DVDs to view

I was blown away by this documentary. Was definitely meant to be seen in 4K! You will not be disappointed.

The subject matter is captivating. Planet Earth II is wonderful whether viewed in UHD or just HD format.

One of The most amazingly filmed documentaries.See our planet with a whole new perspective.

Love watching this with the fam. It’s beautiful and captivating throughout.

The footage in this series is amazing. Totally worth the money. Blown away by the colors and clarity

Love the episodes! The quality of the picture when played on and to a 4K capable device blows you away!!

This in 4K is outstanding. The detail that you can see along with the color and brightness are a must see

4K quality on this, the presentation and even on a mid range 4K, it's clear, beautiful, and stunning

This is go to reference content on what 4k and especially HDR bring to the table. Highly recommended!

About as beautiful a picture as can currently be seen. BBC nature docs always stand in the highest tier of quality. I was pretty amazed by some of the locations and angles that were shot in 4k. But like most "family" nature series, it didn't focus on the actual animal experience only observance.