Planet Earth II: Official Extended Trailer | BBC Earth

10 years ago Planet Earth changed our view of the world. Now we take you closer than ever before. This is life in all its wonder. This is Planet Earth II.

A decade ago, the landmark television series Planet Earth redefined natural history filmmaking, giving us the ultimate portrait of life on Earth. Planet Earth II, narrated by Sir David Attenborough, will reveal our planet from a completely new perspective, using significant advances in both filming technology and our understanding of the natural world.

And if you are not excited enough already it features an original score by legendary composer Hans Zimmer.

A BBC Studios Natural History Unit production, co-produced with BBC America, ZDF, Tencent and France Télévisions.

[SoupRS]

Hans Zimmer absolutely NAILED the music. Wow.

[mr_christofski]

5 years after this series, I still view this trailer as a work of art!

[maskedvigilante]

From goosebumps to tears, no one couldve ever given nature a symphony better than Hans Zimmer!

[ZackScottGames]

I would love to visit Earth II. It looks amazing!

[EdoDave]

How did they get those shots? The placement, the timing. It's nothing short of extraordinary. Honestly, they must be on the good side of cinema Jesus. I can't wait.

[alyssafarnes]

I come back to this trailer every once in a while. Always leave with chills and this time, tears in my eyes. I love this planet and I'm so thankful this crew and Hans Zimmer captured these scenes and emotions so well.

[bhoovJunc]

It's like we are just a guest, this beauty don't belong to us.

[shaunvlog]

Could this be the best trailer in the HISTORY of natural history documentaries? 😍🦄🐟🐥🐗🦂🎥

[faisalf]

And we treat Earth like it's made only for us!

[vortexfc-ndchannel]

Hans Zimmer is legendary, there will never be another one of him

[crusader]

Every time I watch this I end up in tears. Masterpiece by Hans Zimmer.

[hemenkalita]

Nobody has ever shown me the grandeur of our world as you have shown me. I almost cried. Thank You BBC.

[Kattytatty]

Alot of people take these camera angles and shots for granted.

[bcesuqm]

this series is literally the reason as to why i’m planning on studying zoology. i’ve always had a deep love and respect for animals but this just made it even stronger. i cant wait to learn more about these beautiful creatures.

[dalevelasco]

it would be my dream job to be a field researcher for BBC Earth, nat geo or discovery.

[MrinmoyRoy]

Hans Zimmer is the only musician whose background scores you can feel. It's not just something that plays in the background. It enriches what your eyes see.

[madelyn]

This is so inspirational. It makes my eyes tear up.

[kiranqureshi]

I'm normally not into documentaries or wildlife at all. But this series has managed to capture my breath! The cinematography is simply out of this world. Breathtaking views! The way the camera moves with their movement, the way it captures them in their daily life, it feels like you are there to witness it. And the soundtrack by Hans Zimmer is spell-bounding. This, this is a piece of art!

[irvinquijano]

Please someone tell me I’m not the only who cried watching this

[joetuss]

Such a amazing planet, that none of us deserve