Earth (2007)

"Earth, the feature-length version of the BBC'S 'Planet Earth' series, is one of the most visually stunning nature documentaries ever to be given a cinematic release. The dazzling high-resolution footage and cutting-edge time-lapse techniques are eye-popping."

"Not one frame of CGI is used in "Earth," a landmark achievement utilizing the latest tech advances as it follows the cute and cuddly across multiple hemispheres and seasons. A ravishing distillation of the BBC/Discovery series "Planet Earth," docu brings to the large screen memorable images that cried out on TV for the full movie-going experience."

"Visually dazzling portrait of our globe."

"It lets the animals' fragile survival speak even louder than Stewart's carefully scripted words and we, the audience, are invited to care."

"This theatrical version, a distillation of several of the series' highlights, simply demands to be seen on the big screen where its literally brilliant, high-definition photography can be appreciated."

"Pictures like these on the big screen are just not to be missed - Earth is gorgeous, and will make you fall in love with the planet all over again."

"The statistics involved in the filmmaking are mind-boggling: 4,500 days of shooting with 30 camera teams in more than 200 locations around the world at a budget of $47 million."

"For fans of wildlife programmes, Earth will be nothing new - it is, after all, a re-cut version of the BBC series Planet Earth - but this is a wildlife film at the very top of its game. No shot is less than dazzling, most are beautiful and many are stunning."