Our Universe | Official Trailer | Netflix

[@BryonLetterman]

This is the kind of thing that I can sit down and watch for hours. Animals in the wild, things exploding in space and hearing Morgan Freeman talk.

[@EndZiiel]

Yeah it's educational ...unlike what you learn in churches

[@mylifentimes]

Exactly!

[@caynereed8988]

@@EndZiiel God will always be in your mind.

[@robinmoreno76]

Daddy freeman, he is the best

[@RaoulRamsaran]

@@caynereed8988 that's the ONLY place where god exists

[@AsifAAli]

This is the kind of documentaries I like, and I am glad Netflix is adding more of it. :)

[@Rahmannugar]

But this ain't a documentary.

[@thesublime7539]

I recommend you to watch Cosmos: A spacetime Odyssey and Cosmos: Possible Worlds, if you haven't already.

[@oliverbenjamin]

​@@thesublime7539 and also watch Melodysheep's videos....

[@ricky8545]

All of our lives is not connected to stars, its God

[@homie7218]

@@ricky8545 god is in my ass

[@Lolafalana12]

Morgan Freeman can narrate anything and make it epic😂

[@Jv9569]

And the masses can be charmed and enthralled by anything.

[@Call_Upon_YAH]

Jesus Christ is the propitiation for the whole world's sins. They that believeth and are baptized (with the Holy Spirit) shall be saved; but they that believeth not shall be damned. Those led by the Holy Spirit do not abide in wickedness. 👍🏾 *God is ONE manifesting himself as THREE;* the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit! Bless him! *For these three are one.* As I am led by the Holy Spirit, nothing I state is a lie, but the truth of God. Anyone who tells you differently is misinformed or a liar. They do not know God, nor led by him. Anyone who *claims* to be a Christian and is against what I am doing, and where I am doing it; the Holy Spirit does not dwell within them, they lack understanding. They know not God, read his word, and their religion is in vain. Do not hear them, they will mislead you, the lost cannot guide the lost.

[@Draconic_Lorecraft]

He has the voice He knows the way

[@Draconic_Lorecraft]

@@Call_Upon_YAH Everything in here I already know For god is in me

[@robinator789]

So can David Attenborough

[@poycicle1953]

Kudos to the camera guy for living 13.8 billion years to bring us this documentary ❤️

[@bliqss_]

over-used joke

[@loxxedinabox]

bro can travel light speed 💀

[@vishalgohel9257]

Technically he's made of the same atoms that were created in the beginning

[@PeppaPig-yy4dc]

Unfunny joke

[@loxxedinabox]

@@PeppaPig-yy4dc unfunny name/ pfp

[@astroscape912]

Can't believe it took 13.8 billion years for this masterpiece to come out!

[@comoestas288]

I heard the sequel is coming out soon

[@WAVE0025]

@como estas When is it coming? Another 13.8 billion years from now?

[@comoestas288]

@@WAVE0025 it comes after the universe arc ends

[@Servitor-lx1bu]

I thought that this would be important information to share, given the environmental context of this video. 35% of all ocean microplastics come from clothing/textiles, mostly polyester, but also acrylic and nylon as well. This is largely due to clothes made of these materials being washed, which causes these clothes to quickly erode, with the microplastic fibers entering the water system and eventually the sea. Ocean Hero is a great search engine that we can use to help clean up larger plastics before they disintegrate into microplastics.

[@tiffthunderchocolate]

Took awhile to develop a few of the things featured. Much of which was developed near the very tail end of that 13.8 billion years. Procrastination at it's finest.

[@Luna-ii4mx]

Looks fantastic, I wish we all appreciate our world more

[@TOONTOWERTV]

No, Until humans are extinct maybe

[@Unknown-ms3tr]

And the Liberals are wiped off the Earth.

[@dacallp]

can we just appreciacte the effort that the world puts into its videos?

[@KnowerofThings]

the world needs to start appreciating God's creation instead of worshipping nothing made this world.

[@xzrex6908]

@@KnowerofThings god is fairytales

[@gameweb1453]

Morgan’s voice is like the universe itself is narrating this ❤️

[@KartoffelFight]

The universe itself is narrating it. We are all a part of the universe.

[@gameweb1453]

@@KartoffelFight so true 🔥

[@kyojurorengoku385]

well, he did play God in Bruce Almighty, so this comment makes sense

[@gameweb1453]

@@kyojurorengoku385 💯🔥

[@UltimateEntity]

​@@KartoffelFight this, i had a fight with a dummy on Facebook about this and i tried to explain and all but he's so dull so i left :v

[@konstandinose.6695]

All of our lives are connected by the stars , absolutely loved this one

[@andreichetan4694]

If you like cliches😉

[@dfredankey]

We’re all connected

[@josephgadoury1057]

You and I are made of that stuff my brother!

[@felipeferraz787]

@@dfredankey I'm connected to you

[@activitus1958]

Im connected inside yo mama

[@haremking7256]

Big up to the camera man for filming the formation of the universe and all

[@TheFroneyZone]

well u know he's friends with Doc Brown ; )

[@randomdude4258]

Oh!! Finally Someone recognized it 😄

[@Vince-jv7tf]

Cringe joke of all time

[@geetmohansharma2109]

@@Vince-jv7tf cringe and overused

[@IpwnYouSuck]

its cgi

[@sophiaisabelle027]

This already seems spectacular. The Earth is a vast planet. There’s so much more out there that needs to be discovered.

[@chasehedges6775]

So true. Earth is awesome

[@yahyabaker8535]

🤧❤️❤️

[@lawrup]

First

[@jakobtarrasericsson4295]

More than awesome. It’s a place unique to the knowledge of humanity of the only location in the whole universe capable of life. I’m sure there are more out there, in the great vastness, but we can consider ourselves the sheer privilege to be here.

[@petrickyihyun]

Not just earth but outside earth too...the're are thousands of mystery which is beyond impossible

[@Africpoems]

So proud that my daughter, Micaela Hamilton, and her partner, Neil Fairlie, contributed to Our Universe by filming the cheetah episode. Can't wait to watch this documentary series.

[@Kyle1996lcf]

Congratulations ❤ what an awesome achievement

[@definitelynotwalter]

Very cool

[@irelandlynn9168]

Yay!!! So great! Looking forward to it!

[@ciconneannamae9599]

Congratulations!

[@justwalkin1928]

That's so cool

[@alisterjacob5312]

I just watched this documentary and feel like hugging the creators who made this magical piece of art. Thank you once again from heart.

[@ericalashay0209]

Yes it’s AMAZING 🥲

[@matthewjones4417]

Yesss ❤❤❤❤

[@animeshsingh4645]

Exactly wanted more episodes 🥲❤️

[@Kooler_1]

Thank Jesus

[@rachoudourmassi1301]

Thanks to ALLAH the ONLY creator

[@meowrbius]

I highly recommend everyone to watch "Our Planet". It was so phenomenal and beautiful documentary series. And this one looks like taking that to a whole new level. So excited for this.

[@mas5621]

Yes very underrated in my opinion

[@rexdawson5946]

should be mandatory in every system of Education on this planet

[@ypanchal]

I recommend Planet Earth for every school

[@ilankathir8059]

Yeah dude... Such a Fabulous documentary

[@robinmoreno76]

I will give it a watch 😊

[@nosfonader8792]

Nature shows always have the best cinematography. You can't tell me otherwise.

[@alexholloway9847]

I think that’s largely due to how stunning the natural world actually is

[@yamd8114]

@@alexholloway9847 for real

[@Servitor-lx1bu]

I thought that this would be important information to share, given the environmental context of this video. 35% of all ocean microplastics come from clothing/textiles, mostly polyester, but also acrylic and nylon as well. This is largely due to clothes made of these materials being washed, which causes these clothes to quickly erode, with the microplastic fibers entering the water system and eventually the sea. Ocean Hero is a great search engine that we can use to help clean up larger plastics before they disintegrate into microplastics.

[@diwakarsharma007]

Agree

[@valentinkanev0301]

True...

[@itxmfahadkhan]

I watched the first episode of Our Universe...It's mindblowing...All credit goes to the Team....Thanks Netflix for Producing this type of Quality Content 👏

[@Justin_Time1985]

I just wanna say that this is by far THE BEST documentary I've ever seen. The transition from space to Earth to galaxies and back again was an amazing touch! And Morgan Freeman narration was the icing in the cake!

[@kaysontran6266]

Bro this trailer gave me vibes of a movie, kinda like Avatar.

[@stevenceballosfilms]

Absolutely incredible. I've heard the saying "we're all connected" A ton from other documentaries, but this one took it to a new level. With mind-blowing cgi, incredible camera work, Morgan freeman, and an incredible score to accompany it, what else would you want??

[@hellerart]

Brahman himself as narrator. EDIT: Oh looked it up. He lives in all of us. Probably also in Freeman. So he already is the narrator. Issue fixed.

[@The_Real_BUMBE]

For real, the CGI in this series is absolutely crazy.

[@tonolinus]

i could cry about the fact how beautiful and fragile our world is and how quick it all can end for us. i just hope that we are not the end but manage to be a steppingstone for our precious life to go one for some billion years.

[@Agent-57]

Trust me. Life is anything but fragile.

[@tonolinus]

@@Agent-57 life in general, but not diversity, not the individuals. and life in genreal will have a hard time surviving the expansion of our sun in a few billion years. propably us becommimg species of a space will be our ancestors only way out and our window to do so is shrinking.

[@JohKenCT]

Props to the time traveling cameraman for filming all this

[@kashankhan6950]

😂😂😂

[@johnmartinez7440]

Props for repeating the same super original joke all the top comments already made.

[@mylifentimes]

Haha

[@Renan_2021]

@@johnmartinez7440 Cry

[@Unbothered92]

@@JonCom3dy it will keep running, how do yall believe in such hypothetical situations. Data we have based on billions of years time frame is ridiculous. Netflix also has a nat geo for alien planet like what are we doing. A visual representation of a story or data but how conclusive can the material be if we are literally making educated guesses. There are parts of the world still undiscovered and yet we have formed a conclusion on how life began, fell and renovated. So no the joke isnt old and will never get old because sometimes science makes no sense.

[@jcepri]

THE. BEST. DOCUMENTARY. EVER. It's not a show, it's a spiritual experience.

[@leonwestbrook8742]

"ALL OF OUR LIVES ARE CONNECTED BY THE STARS" Beautiful. I love the idea that we are all connected and all source back to the entire universe because it's most likely entirely true (with what we know and can understand at current).

[@davewildeboer1254]

No all lives are connected with carbon! Stars having nothing to do with life... unless you believe life comes from stars. That is religion. We have no observably science when it comes to the origin of life but just a "believe/religion".

[@leonwestbrook8742]

@@davewildeboer1254 I know that we don't all come from stars and that life doesn't directly come from it. I was just repeating the quote which seems like a nice way to put the notion across that we all come from the universe and all matter links to each other in that it interacts and transforms into different things over time. When it comes to speaking about the "origin of life," you have to define life. The problem with the word is that there's so much baggage it carries, especially from religious teachings and ideas (including ones that are unevidenced, such as the belief in a "soul" or "spirit"). My view on "life" is that it's a word used to describe the animation and workings together of various forms of matter to form a body that operates and functions in any given way. This definition acknowledges the most likely countless forms of being that exist in our universe...one might even argue that the entire universe itself is alive, just in various different configurations and stages throughout it. Life does not need some religious explanation that we can't fathom or understand with logical and reasonable conclusions. At current, we can't say if there's anything more to the experience of living than what we currently observe outselves and in beings on our planet. Our scope is limited, for now.

[@LineOfThy]

@@davewildeboer1254 if you go back far enough, everything that exists was caused by the stars

[@joebowl8315]

The fact you think that one day we will understand everything is laughable. It is a religion, yes he's right. You view yourself as God in that sense. Sorry to burst your bubble mate. Some things will forever be outside of our grasp and understanding. Just like God.

[@leonwestbrook8742]

@@joebowl8315 who are you replying to?

[@ndumisomeyiwa1]

Adding Morgan Freeman's voice is literally a bonus for the movie 🤩

[@VickyVk1]

Its a docu series

[@envigraphy]

nah the documentary is literally a bonus for Morgan Freeman's voice

[@Servitor-lx1bu]

I thought that this would be important information to share, given the environmental context of this video. 35% of all ocean microplastics come from clothing/textiles, mostly polyester, but also acrylic and nylon as well. This is largely due to clothes made of these materials being washed, which causes these clothes to quickly erode, with the microplastic fibers entering the water system and eventually the sea. Ocean Hero is a great search engine that we can use to help clean up larger plastics before they disintegrate into microplastics.

[@NETFLIXLOVING]

*Whenever I feel depressed or moody, I watch the astronomy related videos to realize how small my problem is in this entire universe!!*

[@AtheosTheAtheist]

"Science saved my soul" is a great video that kind of puts this all into perspective. I love the first half of it

[@MasterChiefSha]

Fiction is nice, but facts are more fun.

[@xzrex6908]

@@MasterChiefSha how's the flat earth society doing mate? Heard y'all had a beef with moon landing deniers

[@person4579]

This is basically positive nihilism

[@gregorB92]

@@MasterChiefSha another brainwashed religious sheep

[@QuantumAscension1]

I'm so proud of the universe! I knew if it worked hard and tried its best, it would eventually earn the distinguished honor of having Morgan Freeman narrate for it. 😅

[@LoveHandle4890]

You know it’s gonna be good when it’s narrated by Morgan Freeman.🙏

[@Diana1000Smiles]

Did Morgan buy Netflix?

[@darthjarjarthewise8051]

@@Diana1000Smiles no Netflix bought Morgan Freeman

[@Servitor-lx1bu]

I thought that this would be important information to share, given the environmental context of this video. 35% of all ocean microplastics come from clothing/textiles, mostly polyester, but also acrylic and nylon as well. This is largely due to clothes made of these materials being washed, which causes these clothes to quickly erode, with the microplastic fibers entering the water system and eventually the sea. Ocean Hero is a great search engine that we can use to help clean up larger plastics before they disintegrate into microplastics.

[@Txbunny]

You never learn how serious the history of our planet is until Morgan Freeman tells you. 🤯

[@grandprix2300]

Bs like u r!

[@Ace1King1]

When he's not driving Miss Daisy he's narrating epic documentaries.

[@ericalashay0209]

Yes. This was amazing 🥲

[@josephgadoury1057]

Welcome

[@nowlomme]

FR

[@personalvoyager1798]

He will never know me but woow, I lived at the same time with Morgan Freeman! 👏👏 A documentary could not be made better than this... Whoever noticed Morgan remembered Carl Sagan by saying "A pale blue dot. Our home..."

[@umakantachatterjee1934]

everything morgan narrates is pure gold ❤

[@gauthamv5898]

*The music... The build-up... The visuals!! Just epic!*

[@sathire100]

Universe is nor be created nor be destroy.. it was it is it will Flat and stationary earth is the middle of the universe(brahmand)

[@Servitor-lx1bu]

I thought that this would be important information to share, given the environmental context of this video. 35% of all ocean microplastics come from clothing/textiles, mostly polyester, but also acrylic and nylon as well. This is largely due to clothes made of these materials being washed, which causes these clothes to quickly erode, with the microplastic fibers entering the water system and eventually the sea. Ocean Hero is a great search engine that we can use to help clean up larger plastics before they disintegrate into microplastics.

[@josephmoore9706]

Wow, explosions.... stfu

[@vladimirtsvetkov2625]

It’s Bulgarian tradition music. It’s part of the Unesco world heritage.

[@TerjeHannisdal]

Love it when they spend a little extra on the VFX for stuff like this ❤️

[@DT-Wise]

0:26 Why is no one talking about how GOOD THIS PART IS The music, the shot and freeman’s voice is just 😫

[@Abhil295]

1:20-1:21 takes the cake for me.

[@flameooe]

Yeah that blew my mind. “One precious moment in time and space” Humans have been alive for a millisecond in all of spacetime was condensed into a year. Each moment is a true gift from whatever higher power you believe in! 🙏

[@ninjagirl7424]

How beautiful and incredible is the voice of Morgan Freeman

[@a61374]

@@Chaddest_Maximus better than how a lot Americans talk.

[@alexandredepaula5722]

Morgan Freeman sem sombra de dúvidas um dos melhores para narrar uma série como essa! Ansioso para assistir.

[@supertuber120]

First thing you said was "Morgan Freeman". So I'll give you a thumbs up even though I have no idea what you're saying.

[@grandprix2300]

TYPE ENGLISH!

[@TheRohit901]

What a beautiful series filled with some of the amazing visual effects!! I Wish to have discovered it sooner. Just started watching it, and I'm already impressed after watching the first episode. I hope more series like these get made.

[@boardmsr]

The documentary was totally captivating, every second of it, finally a science documentary that doesn't purely break down this universe into something only material and boring.

[@twitch432]

you know its bouta be the greatest documentary when Morgan Freeman on the mic

[@Piyush-rm5ip]

The voice of ''MORGAN FREEMAN'' is not just a voice it's an emotion that connects us with him and also connects us with the scenes. ❤️❤️❤️

[@vaibhavtamrakar1635]

Everything is temporary but the epic voice of Morgan freeman is permanent 🔥🔥

[@Mogambo__404]

Morgan Freeman's voice makes any story more interesting.. ❤

[@sparklymishy96]

Those are some absolutely amazing wildlife shots!

[@Justin1an]

Netflix always give an amazing documentary and im here for it!

[@eddiec3679]

I heard Morgan Freeman and immediately knew I was gonna watch this. The fact that its a documentary about the universe just makes it better.

[@AussieBall_Animations]

First “all quiet on the western front” and now we have this! Netflix is coming up with the best things

[@terences]

The music used for this trailer is splendid!

[@begovicvic89]

Do you know the name of the piece?

[@beatjunkybg]

@@begovicvic89 it sounds like bulgarian folk music, not sure what song exactly

[@terences]

@@beatjunkybg Told myself the same, really sounds like Bulgarian voices

[@mltkni]

It is similar to the work of Christopher Tin, he worked on the soundtrack of the civilisation games

[@terences]

We got an answer! Music is from the OST, called "Our Universe", composed by Anne Nikitin & Jessica Jones.

[@mubx4323]

Seriously, I have all my repsect for the camera man to go out into the universe shoot those stunning nebulas and galaxies. And oh, ofc we cant forget that it took 13.8 billion years to make this masterpiece.

[@bliqss_]

over-used joke

[@augustozavala9272]

have seen this documentary and I have been able to understand that I still have a lot to learn and experience. Wow! This documentary is something that is very difficult to put into words.

[@DominicWong]

Just watched most of the episodes. As a person involved in conservation, environmental and activism - it really shows how precious a planet we have! 😢sad to see a segment of human beings contributing to the climate crisis , pollution crisis and other humanitarian /species crisis via unrestrained destructive capitalism or greed.

[@marianaoneidafiorentin1650]

is just an amazing documental

[@hahahahaha904]

The knowledge, technology, and technique keep improving in these documentaries... this might be the best one yet!

[@Big_Island_Boi]

Started watching this last night... and my mind was blown in the first 10 minutes. It's not that it's "new" information... it's just the way it is presented and visualized and tied together that makes you think about things in a way that you NEVER thought about them before. Crazy. Can't wait to watch more.

[@AL_EVOz]

This looks interesting, love these documentarys of nature. With Morgan Freman as the Narrator. This is something worth watching.

[@selzkunnig]

This is what we need. The new generations need this!!!! 👏🏼

[@adhishpednekar9873]

The second last episode which shows how water came on Earth and how the first raindrop fell, totally amazes me! Kudos to the entire team behind the series. Special applause for the legend Mr. Freeman!

[@Valar__Morghulis]

This deserves narration by David Attenborough... None the less!!!

[@vizumsk]

Finally after Planet Earth from David Attenborough, it comes. I have goosebumps, its epic, pompese, dramatic, i love it. Its masterpiece for me, thanks. ❤

[@rabidcentrist]

One of my all-time favorite books. Nice to see it finally put to screen. Looking forward to seeing those gas giant predators pop their air balloon prey.

[@kaveinthran368]

Sorry, not really getting the context, which books you are referring to?

[@TruthAndJustice5]

@@kaveinthran368 He is joking.

[@thegreencompany2101]

Amazing! Looking forward to see this masterpiece🙌🏼 Let’s appreciate our world a little bit more and protect it to ensure a great life for upcoming generations🌍

[@roydamanna]

"Consciousness is merely the universe experiencing itself."

[@viking_sith_lord]

"We need to use the moon as a stepping stone to move humanity outward and explore and become a multi planet species." Neil deGrasse Tyson I would love to see NDT on this show as a guest.

[@GoatAmv]

Witness the remarkable story of our universe over billions of years and its inextricable link to life on Earth in this sweeping documentary series. Starring:Morgan Freeman

[@iamjkrah]

Science FICTION at its best!!

[@QuantumEggMan]

You sad little man

[@velociraptorblue866]

@@iamjkrah Not science fiction, Reality* We dont live on a flat earth.

[@CoffeeAddictGuy]

A big shout out to the cameraman for filming this 13 billion year masterpiece

[@giovannyarce]

He did a wonderfull job, lets not forget he evolved during many lifetimes while the narrator (GAD Freeman 😂😂) acknowledges evolution

[@LafayetteAzevedo]

It's all about dedication and patience

[@CoffeeAddictGuy]

And thank God! 4k cameras already existed before this happened

[@bliqss_]

over-used joke

[@xx1its___me1xx13]

​@@bliqss_absolutely

[@rajeshvanapalli1552]

One of the best documentaries I have ever seen till date. Truly from my heart

[@Raphus_Triassicus]

This looks so beautiful!! Cannot wait to see it

[@liyana9718]

Same❤

[@finishme2753]

yeah, looks like the other 3000 documentaries that talk about nature the universe and humans lol, so excited!

[@Raphus_Triassicus]

@@finishme2753 I mean it's not only talking abt nature but ok lol

[@iso1647]

Que emoción! Me encanta que netflix saque documentales así 🥰. Ojalá en un futuro hagan uno del auge y caída de los dinosaurios 🦖

[@davidal7264]

Y hay 5 documentales mas en camino: Life on Our Planet (parace que este toca el tema de los 🦖), Our Oceans, Our Planet II, Our Living World y Our Water World ✌

[@ashishh4087]

🦖🦖🦖

[@ruthgissinger1200]

What a fantastic and wonderfully exciting this planet is. Can't wait to watch this.

[@dsignyt]

I hope that people will have as much interest for this as they do for all the other half-assed series on this platform, this one deserves to be seen.

[@pixeldude2156]

Damn I love the universe we live in, and all of its wonderful intricacies and complexities found within it!

[@anassharaf1824]

Came for the nature, stayed for the voice.

[@Kampamba]

I Saw this and rolled my eyes. They’re so many universe themed docs, we don’t need another one!! And then I heard Gods voice and instantly got goosebumps

[@superbuz3219]

Shut

[@ChrissonatorOFL]

🤣

[@hansenfiet2539]

Just imagine how much more we could’ve all learned in grade school had Morgan Freeman narrated all of the text books for us!

[@scottishpig]

Some of us grew up on Carl Sagan's "Cosmos" which was pretty damned epic. Here's hoping that this stands up to the magic of that.

[@Jinx1927]

The visuals are just SO amazing to look at.

[@dawnteei]

It's true it took billion years to come out but now the perfect narrator is living in this era na...... Damnnnn the sync..... 😉 It's all nature's doing bruh🙃

[@ananddhurvey3281]

I totally love this , our universe is soo beautiful we can't imagine it

[@jamshaidmushtaq1811]

"It has taken 13.8 billion years to reach this one precious moment. This enraged Mother Nature, and she punished humanity severely. " (Oversimplified)

[@fabiennebalay9709]

Des images magnifiques, un documentaire passionnant !!! Merci

[@lauragregory9090]

Brilliant series. Would have been nice to see the concept artist, James Ledger, credited on the credit roll

[@MohsinAli-dx1lh]

I like this story. I'm very excited for this documentary ☺️ 😊

[@Bloodgod40]

I haven't watched this yet but I hope it's better than a lot of modern documentaries. Many documentaries produced in the last dozen or so years are dumbed down drama fests, they seem to suffer from needless over-dramatic sensationalism, triple or quadruple repetition of "shocking" facts, another repetition of the overdramatic shocking facts at the end of a segment, then some ads, then a recap of what was before the ads after the ads, resulting in an hour long documentary with perhaps 15 minutes of actually useful content. I hope that _Our Universe_ is not like that. There is another Morgan Freeman narrated documentary called _Cosmic Voyage_ that came out in the 90s as an IMAX production, and it is a joy to watch - no dumbing down, no pointless repeating of "shocking" facts, no injected needless drama. And the CGI is pretty good for its time. I hope _Our Universe_ lives up to it.

[@ChristoRJ876]

The angles from space so epic, must have been good timing and much experience to capture those moments.

[@levisionnaire4023]

Always a pleasure to watch a documentary on Netflix.

[@Joa_DB]

Morgan Freeman is the only dude that can narrate nature documentaries as epicly as David Attenborough does, and I just realized it.

[@shadowsun649]

Bro I just got high and watched all episodes. Morgan Freeman sounded like a wise old dad who knows everything. Very therapeutic. Still so high

[@amaanplayzsomeothergames8338]

13.8 billion years in production! Wow they’ve been filming this for a long time

[@viv-i-vangoesforth]

you know its going to be epic when it is narrated by the absolute world treasure that is Morgan Freeman.

[@Grillo787]

It saddens me so much to see how we "Humans" can be so destructive to our beautiful planet. I often think of my children and their future what will become of it. We are slowly destroying everything and it really brings sadness to my heart.

[@shahrazkareem2281]

no words will be enough to describe the beauty and quality of this documentary, thanks a lot netflix.

[@heseesyou582]

God, this is such a beautiful universe

[@MarkinChina]

and God had nothing to do with it.....

[@noel_marroquin]

@@MarkinChina crazy how we’ve been able to figure out God’s track record💥

[@Zion27Kaho]

Just when I thought to myself over the last couple days, “I haven’t heard Morgan Freeman in a while…wonder what he’s up to. Ah, he’s been traveling the universe”

[@RaffaeleBalestrieri]

we need more nature documentary on netflix!

[@Diana1000Smiles]

Yip.

[@pedrord19]

They got this one and annouced other five just as epic: Our Planet 2 (2023, narrated by David Attenborough), Life in Our Planet (2023, narrated by Morgan Freeman), Our Oceans (2024), Our Living World (2024) and Our Water World (2025).

[@sudipkarmakar6346]

Pls Hindi me

[@SuperEditStudio]

Love the way God created everything including the earth, the universe and animals and us. Looks so beautiful

[@con_el_maestro3544]

Just finished *Our Planet* documentary by David Attenborough now there's a new one with Morgan Freeman coming ohhh🤤🔥

[@yahyabaker8535]

I am gonna orgasm just listening to these amazing voices 🤤

[@johnbc]

Checkout Frozen Planet I and II if you haven’t seen them yet. 😊

[@pedrord19]

David will return in 2023 with 4 part series Our Planet 2.

[@con_el_maestro3544]

@@johnbc Thank you so much ❤️🔥

[@con_el_maestro3544]

@@pedrord19 For real?... I'm already happy and I haven't seen it yet

[@captainsparkles20202]

Honestly, the camera crew that recorded this for 13.8 billion years doesn’t get enough recognize that they deserve.

[@bliqss_]

over-used joke

[@preethimohan7830]

brilliant series.... so well thought out and the narration and video quality is outstanding... and its interesting too..

[@sandranchindo]

This proved to me that we have a CREATOR, this world was not made by chance, it was intentional and perfect.

[@imharikrish]

Morgan Freeman has such a soothing and calming voice. Any grown ass man would fall asleep if he starts to read bedtime stories.

[@Achelo2]

This is epic! This is the story of our universe.

[@akshitparwal2289]

Morgan Freeman sounds like he created the Universe

[@christopherbappel1275]

He did ✨

[@animeshsingh4645]

Exactly haha

[@daniel84fcporto]

Beautiful how everything is conected, yet, we still feed the illusion,more than ever, that everything is there to be owned

[@FRMJD1996]

I can already tell that this series has an AMAZING soundtrack🤩

[@rupashreenth]

This is going to give us next level cinematic experience for sure ✨

[@Dentheman1995]

It will never not amaze me how close this cameraman comes to the actual sun!

[@bliqss_]

over-used joke

[@xx1its___me1xx13]

​@@bliqss_absolutely

[@Monti3395]

From the cinematic and story perspective, this is way better than most of the movies released nowadays.