Planet Dinosaur, Tiny Giants & Wings 3D Blu-rays

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Planet Dinosaur, Tiny Giants & Wings 3D Blu-rays

Posted March 19, 2015 11:04 AM by Webmaster

BBC Home Entertainment has announced the 3D Blu-ray release of three natural history documentaries: Planet Dinosaur 3D (narrated by John Hurt), Tiny Giants 3D (narrated by Stephen Fry), and Wings 3D (narrated by David Tennant), all of which arrive on Blu-ray on April 7th.

Planet Dinosaur: More dinosaurs were discovered in the last decade than the preceding 200 years, and you can find them here in eye-popping 3D. Planet Dinosaur 3D will transport you back hundreds of millions of years to meet T Rex's bigger, meaner, weirder cousins. Scarier than any movie and stranger than your wildest fantasy, you'll discover a completely immersive visual experience studded with curious facts and jaw-dropping action. Travel back in time and witness a world like nothing you've ever seen, now in 3D.

Tiny Giants: The producers of Life and Planet Earth share this spectacular ground-level view of the smallest wonders of the natural world. Unless you've been an ant or an earthworm in a previous life, you've never seen anything like this. Immerse yourself in a terrifically fascinating place, where small creatures face titanic battles to survive. Special 3D cameras capture the larger than life adventures of Earth's littlest heroes. Featuring a stirring musical score by Ben Foster (The Theory of Everything, Doctor Who) and narrated by Stephen Fry, Tiny Giants is one of the most remarkable nature films of all time.

Wings: Narrated by Doctor Who star David Tennant, Wings 3D is the breathtaking aerial adventure that takes goose bumps to new heights. Emmy Award-nominated director John Downer uses breakthrough filming techniques and technology to bring you high-flying sights that will simply amaze you. Remarkable 3D footage captures majestic bald eagles scanning over the Grand Canyon, resplendent parrots on the wing, manta rays soaring skyward from the sea, barn swallows dive-bombing for a drink, cranes high over Venice waterways and so much more.

Tech specs and special features have yet to be detailed.