I do not understand the point of this documentary.
You learn nothing about Neanderthals.
You DO learn way more than you want about the people studying them.
The weird thing is they don't even bother to ask the questions most viewers might have about the subject matter, much less answer them. Questions like how did they live? What happened to them?
Apparently the filmmakers thought Neanderthals liked to roll around in the mud.... I started laughing about it.
There are some interesting sites they visit (eg beautiful caves) but it is too little too late. The scenery plays second to the scientists roaming around in it.
I seriously don't know why they bothered to even make this. It is boring and uninteresting.
The best part was that Sir Patrick Stewart narrated it.
You learn nothing about Neanderthals.
You DO learn way more than you want about the people studying them.
The weird thing is they don't even bother to ask the questions most viewers might have about the subject matter, much less answer them. Questions like how did they live? What happened to them?
Apparently the filmmakers thought Neanderthals liked to roll around in the mud.... I started laughing about it.
There are some interesting sites they visit (eg beautiful caves) but it is too little too late. The scenery plays second to the scientists roaming around in it.
I seriously don't know why they bothered to even make this. It is boring and uninteresting.
The best part was that Sir Patrick Stewart narrated it.