Life on Our Planet | Official Teaser | Netflix

To understand life we must go back to the beginning. From executive producer Steven Spielberg and the Emmy® Award-winning team behind Our Planet, this is the story of Life on Our Planet.

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Life on Our Planet | Official Teaser | Netflix

[RedWay]

I'm glad that we're finally getting a prehistoric documentary that doesn't JUST focus on dinosaurs, but also the Paleozoic and Cenozoic! Looking forward to this!

[deutschedogge]

What I've been eventually hoping for from Prehistoric Planet. Other time periods getting some focus is long overdue. This looks phenomenal. Netflix is killing it with their Natural History series.

[MochiColorful]

so engrossing, i love the way everything is woven together like a beautiful tapestry, and of course wonderfully narrated to the point where it got emotional in many, many scenes for me. if taken together with our universe, both of them formed an understanding that would otherwise have taken years of learning

[rufiredup]

Can’t wait for this! I absolutely love documentaries like this and then you make it about the land before time, before that even? Hell yes!

[AmberDoubleU]

Was hoping that the great Sir David Attenborough would be narrating this but I guess Morgan Freeman will do. 😁

[angelalcivar]

This is definitely the kind of documentaries about prehistoric life that need to be shown to people, it just shows that dinosaurs were not the only impressive creatures that existed, the Cenozoic and Paleozoic era deserve the same attention as the Mesozoic era because all three were Incredible for its fauna, flora and some natural aspects that are too different from today.

[gbreezey]

Major props to the camera man for traveling back in time just to provide us with these amazing visuals and just overall master piece. His genius is truly unmatched, creating a time machine just to make a 1 minute and 23 second teaser while holding all that camera equipment.

[amazingvictory]

Spielberg usually gives soul to every movie ... Something that touches heart of audiences ...

[JgonzaloTBEJARANO]

I love watching documentaries about animals and prehistoric creatures. This documentary looks like it will be very good, as it brings back memories of BBC's Walking with Dinosaurs, Monsters and Prehistoric Creatures, especially seeing a Tyrannosaurus roaring on a cliff at 1:00 reminds me of the Tyrannosaurus from the final episode Death of a Dynasty. Since I was a child I watched a lot of Animal Planet, for a while I enjoyed watching Our Planet, and from its same creators comes this new program.

But the best thing is to hear the voice of Morgan Freeman as the narrator.

[LionElAtonArt]

Wild how Spielberg brought us Jurassic Park, The Land Before Time, and now this. Our whole cultural idea of dinosaurs basically came from him. Totally amazing.

[lola-toom]

Finally we are getting great documentaries about prehistoric world I was amazed and curious about prehistoric world and life from very young age I read all of the encyclopedias which was available in the library but there were so many questions which I never got to this day.

[ali.hassanmir]

Wow! After prehistoric planet we're getting another epic prehistoric docuseries. And im glad that this will focus on other prehistoric eras as well.

[RazorRex]

Prehistoric Planet, Dinosauria, and now this. We are living in the golden age of prehistoric documentaries.

[VictorSwamps]

After all the prehistoric related media he has created, it’s amazing it took Spielberg this long to do a documentary.

[milliondollarkaiju]

This year we finally got another documentary about dinosaurs another prehistoric creatures. From Apple TVs prehistoric planet and now Netflix’s life on our planet

[justinviloria]

I'm absolutely over the moon that paleodoc enthusiasts have been eating so good the past couple years, what with this and Prehistoric Planet, narrated by two legends, Morgan Freeman and David Attenborough, respectively. Especially after years of content dry spells, the comeback is a welcome sight.

[LunarSolar-wome]

wow, I'm glad we finally have a historical documentary that focuses on dinosaurs, Paleozoic and Cenozoic! Looking forward to it!
Netflix is taking it upon themselves to educate the planet because most education systems fail to do so properly, and I love it😍😍😍

[mohammadsamrez]

"Our Universe" was magnificent. I'm sure this'll be even better!

[TaurusSaurus]

I’m used to David voicing but Morgan’s voice is pretty relaxing. As a Paleontology enthusiast I can’t wait for this documentary!

[paryavaranksahayogi]

Please save our planet Earth save environment save Biodiversity 😢