In Welcome to Earth, from National Geographic and streaming on Disney+, Will Smith tells us of some of the things he?s never done, then goes on to do some of them. Smith is our guide to experience our planet in new ways. The limited series has brought together various explorers (some who are differently-abled) who…
Today?s films reflect a look at history. That includes a look at a wonderful music festival from 50 years ago?that isn?t Woodstock, and an in depth look at one of the darkest days of recent American history. In 1969 the world knew all about Woodstock. A few hundred miles away another music festival took place…
Happy Earth Day, everyone. With the arrival of April 22nd, National Geographic launched their latest series celebrating the creatures of our planet. Available now on Disney+, Secrets of the Whales takes a deep dive (get it?) into the wonderful world of whales. Narrated by Sigourney Weaver, the series focuses on five different species (orcas, humpbacks, belugas, narwhals…
Towards the end of Rebuilding Paradise, we see a group of California high schoolers taking up a collection for people in Beauregard, Alabama, where tornados had destroyed the town. Those donating did so out of great empathy, because just one year earlier their town of Paradise was wiped out by a wild fire. That sense…
Hostile Planet isn’t as hostile as you might think. It’s like watching a generic nature documentary, albeit with significantly better camera work.
Nobody wants to be filled with evil.? There?s something about the light that has the ability to penetrate darkness and yet overcome it.
The show’s third season will focus this time around on deadly sins, visions of God, and the devil.
How would you raise a child on another planet with completely different holiday traditions from Earth? It’s an interesting question.
Tonight’s final episode of Mars will either bring us to a thrilling conclusion or provide more questions than answers. But let’s consider what happened in last week’s edition.
The goriness and gut-wrenching emotion episode 4 of Mars almost felt like an updated version of Michael Crichton’s Andromeda Strain.
