Wild Ireland: The Edge of the World (2017) User Reviews

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[conroy_dp · 10/10 · 22 July 2021]

First of all 10/10. The only thing I can think of to improve is some 4D immersive technology so I can live and breathe the beauty of this series.

The ebb and flow of narration, music, camera work, scenery, information is just phenomenal and I would love to see more from the team behind it.

It's a must watch for nature and wildlife lovers, travelers and the Irish folk and lovers worldwide.

Well done PBS for getting this onto the screens now take my money for a UHD copy.

Take Me With You

[tvinec · 10/10 · 22 August 2018]

I watched this stunning, magical, mystical program last night and upon awakening could not wait to watch it again. After a brief vacation in Acadia Maine my soul is so in tune with nature. Being an educator myself, I am a constant seeker of knowledge of our world, Our Envir meant, and my Irish ancestry. I love learning and this program was jampacked with knowledge about our beautiful world.

Where art meets documentary.

[smahman · 10/10 · 31 March 2020]

Stunning. Every shot is exquisitely composed. Every piece of music fits perfecly. Colin is a good host, he may not quite be Attenborough, but my god he puts together a wonderfully paced, beautiful and entrancing film. It was enough for me that my children watched it and immediately asked if they could go to Western Ireland. I think we will now.

Stunning

[theclintdavis · 10/10 · 18 August 2019]

I've watched a lot of nature docs and this is easily right there with the absolute best of them. Colin is a wonderful presenter who is so knowledgeable, compassionate and natural that he could easily take over duties for Sir Attenborough. The shots are stunning and the variety of wildlife shown in a relatively small area is another testament to how incredible our planet is. This movie inspired me so much to go see what lies in my own backyard and nearby wooded areas. I was moved to tears several times by this film's gentleness, which is an uncommon trait among nature docs. Thank you PBS for this wonderful movie.