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National Geographic - Forces of Nature | DVD


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Binding:  DVD
Rating:  NR (Not Rated)
Run Time:  40 minutes
Format:  Closed-captioned, Color, DVD, NTSC
Studio:  National Geographic Video
Number of Discs:  1
Aspect Ratio:  1.33:1
Release Date:  November 09, 2004
Sales Rank:  34,697th


EDITORIAL REVIEWS


Product Description
Studio: Warner Home Video Release Date: 05/24/2005 Run time: 40 minutes Rating: Nr


CUSTOMER REVIEWS (Average Customer Rating: 3.5 based on 3 reviews)

Very Informative by A Witness (Canada) 4 Stars
January 09, 2007
Excellent footage, scene set up, and computer graphics. You are "there" for each event. The computer graphics allow you to "see" what is happening beneath the surface during an earthquake, as well as educating you on volcanic activity. The narrative was very informative, however for some inexplicable reason the volume starts dropping at a certain point for a few minutes. A tad annoying, but easily fixed, though you might miss the first few words. There could be a tendency, when putting together a film like this, to over-dramatize, however, the filmmakers resist and we get a reasonable presentation of the facts. I would highly recommend this well done documentary. Be sure to watch the bonus features.

Not enough by Ryan Costner (CO,USA) 2 Stars
March 09, 2005
This video is very short and doesn't have a lot of content. Thier are some great sceens but overall its nothing you havn't seen before. I would have liked to see some avalanches and better explanations of all natural disasters with more depth.

Excellent!! by J. McAndrew (USA) 5 Stars
January 12, 2005
Saw this at the Milwaukee Public Museum on IMAX screen. Oh, the wonders of nature! It will give you a deep respect for the power and the fury of Mother Nature!

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