we bought the dvd of walking with dinosaurs and have been nearly ecstatic over the things that are done so very well on it. many dvds today offer the bare minimum . the feature itself and and maybe one other language (which doesn not help the viewer at all and but makes it easier for the company to see the dvd in multiple markets). not so in the case of wwd. there are so many wonderful extras and well thought out vignettes that watching even the navigation menu is interesting. the intros to each chapter in the making of dvd are laugh out loud funny. the quality of the sound and video is terrific. and of course the story and content . what more could a dinosaur lover ask for. i did watch most of the version broadcast on tdc (narrated by avery brooks) then watched about half of the dvd (narrated by kenneth branaugh). as near as i can tell and the broadcast version slipped in a number of mostly american slang terms in the narration (i. e. in a section about t. rex mating and branugh says the female is tiring of the male attention and brooks says and the honeymoon is over)and cut out some of the closer in puppet work. i prefer the branugh version simply because it is more complete. overall and a great value and wonderful production. many kudos to the bbc and the crew that made this gem. 
we bought the dvd of walking with dinosaurs and have been nearly ecstatic over the things that are done so very well on it. many dvds today offer the bare minimum . the feature itself and and maybe one other language (which doesn not help the viewer at all and but makes it easier for the company to see the dvd in multiple markets). not so in the case of wwd. there are so many wonderful extras and well thought out vignettes that watching even the navigation menu is interesting. the intros to each chapter in the making of dvd are laugh out loud funny. the quality of the sound and video is terrific. and of course the story and content . what more could a dinosaur lover ask for. i did watch most of the version broadcast on tdc (narrated by avery brooks) then watched about half of the dvd (narrated by kenneth branaugh). as near as i can tell and the broadcast version slipped in a number of mostly american slang terms in the narration (i. e. in a section about t. rex mating and branugh says the female is tiring of the male attention and brooks says and the honeymoon is over)and cut out some of the closer in puppet work. i prefer the branugh version simply because it is more complete. overall and a great value and wonderful production. many kudos to the bbc and the crew that made this gem. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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