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Just saw a preview for a joint Discovery Channel/BBC documentary called "Deep Blue", and it looks amazing. It comes out June 3rd, but I haven't seen much advertising for it yet so here is the link to the preview for anyone interested.
I understand that it's just a re-do of the BBC's Blue Planet TV Series.. and if you've seen that you'll be disappointed that there's nothing new ... and that it's not quite as good.
Doesn't seem like it'll be playing up here... Sad... The preview looked really nice... And I'm sure this is the type of film to be seen on a big screen...
Just saw a preview for a joint Discovery Channel/BBC documentary called "Deep Blue", and it looks amazing. It comes out June 3rd, but I haven't seen much advertising for it yet so here is the link to the preview for anyone interested.
The Blue Planet series and Deep Blue: The Movie are actually two different movies. Blue Planet was narrated by David Attenborough (brother of Sir Richard), while Deep Blue is done by Pierce Brosnan (the current James Bond). The creators of Deep Blue (co-directors and script writers) are the same two people that worked on Blue Planet. They're both working on a follow-up to Blue Planet called Planet Earth as well.
I just wanted to clear that up so that those lucky folks that live in an area that it's playing won't miss seeing it because they think it's a renamed Blue Planet.
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