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Definitely not a large orchestra like what YouTube showed. They just played the show from Netflix and instead of music playing from the show, the small band played the music. While they were good musicians there was nothing special about the show that you can’t just watch from home.
Beautiful show with wonderful music. The whole family enjoyed
Video was wonderful. Showed good and bad…ended on good. Music so in sync with screen. Music was outstanding. Loved watching the conductor.
Visuals & orchestra were incredibly beautiful. Show was very well done. My attention span was done after 1 1/2 hours so it seemed about 30 minutes too long for me. It was way too cold in the venue, even people around us were visibly freezing. Once ticketed in the ticket person would not allow us to go outside to our vehicle & come back in before the show. 😒 Overall good experience.
The venue is gorgeous as were the music and the scenes and message in the film. I left feeing positive and motivated to help save our wilderness. The Belmont student orchestra provided excellent musical accompnement. The only negatives were (1)a disturbing scene of a walrus falling. (I understand why it's in the film, but I closed my eyes.); (2) The venue was cold!!, and (3) The screen would have been a better it it was a little larger.
Overall, a nice experience. A little long. The lights around the screen were distracting and annoying. The orchestra was excellent.
Concert hall was a great venue for this concert. Loved it all. Wonderful music, musicians, and photography was outstanding. Was disappointed that the attendance was less than I would have expected but the message presented in saving our wonderful wildlife needs to be spread as widely as possible. The only issue of the damage we humans are doing to our earth was the effect of plastics have particularly in the Pacific Ocean.
Such a beautiful way to relish some of the earth’s most amazing sites. Absolutely breathtaking photography and the live orchestral performance/original music was perfection. Highly recommended. Memorable evening for all age groups.
An enjoyable and emotional plead for all human beings to do better for the environment and especially for ALL Creatures big and small that are victims of our lifestyle and thoughtlessness.
Wonderful experience, wonder if ticket prices could have been a problem for attendance.
This was a wonderful experience that shared the fragility and beauty of our planet. It was thoroughly enjoyable to watch and listen to the orchestra while viewing the documentary.
The show was wonderful. We sat in the balcony and there were lights along the bottom of the screen that would light up and even change color. Well, if you're not in the bottom rows, those lights are shining in your eyes! So annoying. But the photography was stunning and the music was good.
Concert music was lovely, and there were many important points that were addressed during the film portions, however, it seems like this was timed to bring further awareness to climate change. Before tis becomes a reality, there needs to be an infrastructure in place that will replace fossil fuels. People need to stop building and pouring asphalt and concrete which leads to global warming. As Sir David Attenborough stated, the planet is doomed if we don't do something now, without answers as to who, what can fix it all.
Music was good but it would have been better if the screen was bigger.
Winderful orchestra perfectly synchronized to make the beautiful photography even more enjoyable. Would like to know more about the musicians and how this production was developed.
The show was overall really nice. The orchestra was superb. The video was wonderful as well but all the lighting just in front of it took away the HD quality a bit. I was expecting the screen to be much larger and the orchestra to be below in a pit. The Balboa Theater doesn't provide for that so before committing to buying tix, understand if the theater has a sunken orchestra or not. Finally, the theater should have confirmed with the parking garage next door that they're staffed to handle the volume of cars exiting after the show. Probably 100+ vehicles waited about an hour to exit. Many people had kids with them on a school night. We got to bed about midnight.
This was entertaining and well done! We watch these types of shows already so we've seen most of the footage but it was a unique experience. Sir David Attenborough is amazing. William Shatner is ok. The orchestra is world class.
It's absolutely exquisite, a night I'll never forget. I got the chills on multiple occasions. I have love in abundance for the planet, and this made my heart explode. Very well orchestrated. I would go again.
No percussion, could not hear the symphony except through shoddy speakers. Screen was way to small.
When I first arrived the seating attendant didn't know what the heck she was doing. She asked me four times!!!! To see my assigned sears since another group of three had the SAME seats. She sent the kyher party to the box office. Then another couple arrived and sat in front of us. The lady was rude as hell. Putting her hand up, shaking her head and shushing my 2 year old who was excited This was a family event and a birthday treat for me. My 9 month pregnant daughter was inconvenienced by thos lady who kept turning around to tell my grandson to be quite. This created tensions and stress. We did not enjoy the show and came home at intermission.
