Our Universe is a refreshingly presented, beautiful production.
Gorgeous cinematography and sound help the viewer digest concepts. Computer graphics are well-developed and bridge concepts not generally or commonly known or accepted by present dogma.
The script presents currently accepted, scientifically-based research. Points are repeated as needed, to develop the story of our universe. This is refreshing, given dogmatic teaching of fables, for instance, about the earth being created some six thousand years ago.
Music is widely varied and beautifully matched to images, sounds and story narrative. All compositions touch and enhance the viewer's emotional learning perfectly.
Morgan Freeman, as documentary narrator, is not God (Bruce Almighty and Story of God), but rather a storyteller. At least, I don't think he is. He masterfully uses his voice as invitation to the listener, the viewer, to sit with him and be with him, in his story. The best have listeners lean in as they whisper.
Gorgeous cinematography and sound help the viewer digest concepts. Computer graphics are well-developed and bridge concepts not generally or commonly known or accepted by present dogma.
The script presents currently accepted, scientifically-based research. Points are repeated as needed, to develop the story of our universe. This is refreshing, given dogmatic teaching of fables, for instance, about the earth being created some six thousand years ago.
Music is widely varied and beautifully matched to images, sounds and story narrative. All compositions touch and enhance the viewer's emotional learning perfectly.
Morgan Freeman, as documentary narrator, is not God (Bruce Almighty and Story of God), but rather a storyteller. At least, I don't think he is. He masterfully uses his voice as invitation to the listener, the viewer, to sit with him and be with him, in his story. The best have listeners lean in as they whisper.