Baraka and Koyaanisquatsi. Two timeless, remarkable films -

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amazing soundtracks, and messages for all of us. If you've not seen them, do! (just don't expect any dialog!).

And the follow up to Baraka is due for release this year...really looking forward to it.

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1. I absolutely could not get into those

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2. I think it is another of those love/hate things...

that's why the arts are so great - no wrong or right...all views valid!

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3. Baraka was one of the very first Blu-rays I bought.

Another good one is Home narrated by Glenn Close:

Home
2009NR 120 minutes

Award-winning photographer Yann Arthus-Bertrand directs this breathtaking ode to planet Earth, an aerial voyage that captures the interdependence of the world's ecosystems -- and the bruises left behind by human indifference. From the agricultural revolution to our ever-increasing reliance on oil, narrator Glenn Close examines the changes that have wreaked havoc on our home, urging viewers to preserve the Earth's remaining natural treasures.

Cast:
Glenn Close
Director:
Yann Arthus-Bertrand
Genres:
Documentary, Science and Nature Documentaries, Fox Home Entertainment, Blu-ray
This movie is:
Dark
Format:
DVD and Blu-ray

Netflix is a good way to check out Blu-ray discs that you might want to purchase.