Earth Day is April 22nd, and to mark the occasion you can currently save on a number of documentaries The BBC’s Planet Earth collection in 4K UHD format on Amazon. Even if you’ve already seen some of these movies, the streaming service’s resolution doesn’t compare to the image quality on a physical disc. While this isn’t a comprehensive collection of BBC nature documentaries, it’s a brilliant opportunity to explore the majesty of our little blue marble without leaving the safety of your living room.
Narrated by the indescribable David Attenborough, each documentary focuses on a different aspect of our planet’s nature and wildlife with breathtaking clarity and detail. If you want to learn more about our planet, I can’t think of a better way.
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Discover the family drama of five of Earth’s most famous and endangered animals. Dynasties
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Frozen Planet 2 explores the species that live in the coldest regions of the earth and travel to the poles, arctic tundras and beyond. You can pick up a 4K Blu-ray copy at Amazon
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A remarkable achievement in time-lapse photography, Green planet is a five-part series dedicated to the plants, trees, and other plants that grow and help sustain life on our planet. The 4K Blu-ray version of this documentary is currently discounted to $16.49 Amazon (was $25).
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Seven worlds, one planet is a seven-part miniseries in which each episode explores the biomes and wildlife of Earth’s seven continents. The 4K Blu-ray version of this collection is currently available from Amazon for just $16.99 (was $24.99).
