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Nature's Journey (2007) Reviews

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The ambience release Nature's Journey carries the viewer on a soothing and relaxing tour of computer-generated geographic vistas - painted in high-definition mode by digital artist John Banks - that are coupled with on-location footage of picturesque landscapes. Composer Michael Sterns provides the soundtrack. ~ Nathan Southern, Rovi

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	Steven K.

2 out of 2 people found this review helpful

This video is heavy on the computer effects. While some of the scenes are nature shots and some are computer generated, almost all of the scenes have heavy post processing work. On top of that there are a number of small effects that I can best compare to the visualizations used by Windows Media Center: a lot of little flashy sparks or feathers that pop in time with the music. As a background for meditation it might be okay, but if you are looking for "Nature" I would recommend "Planet Earth" over this video.

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	Robert S.

0 out of 0 people found this review helpful

the disc would not play. a message stating copyright violation was displayed. correct and resend please. rds

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	Joshua K.

0 out of 0 people found this review helpful

Horrible, this looks like a bunch of freshman animation majors went to a state park took a bunch of photo's and then a few added very very basic template animations over beers. Hands down worst movie of this type I've ever seen, maybe useful if your trying to goto sleep or as a coaster.

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	Patrick W.

0 out of 1 people found this review helpful

The producers of Nature's Journey show tremendous bad taste by spoiling all these scenes of natural beauty with cheap special effects that add nothing. Hey guys, "Nature" means: GET OUT OF THE WAY. There is no excuse for this. Nature is the ultimate Reality TV. There are many fantastic phenomena to photograph without resorting to high school project FX. Plus, I found it lacking variety and the music was boring. These Ambient Genre movies should be full of extras that make its existence worthwhile namely: several sound tracks to choose from and subtitles that describe what you are looking at and where so you can plan your next vacation.

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