Friday, May 20, 2011
Review: National Geographic: Peru's Mass Grave Mystery
In the cloud forests of Peru are the remains a lost civilization and an ancient legend of mass murder. For hundreds of years, anthropologists have been hunting for who or what killed these people. National Geographic Channel tries to analyze the evidence and test theories to dig up the truth in this documentary.
This is a part of National Geographic Channels "explorer" series, which I am not a big fan of. Actually, I tend to dislike these documentaries. This was one of the better, but also this uses way to much time before it gets to the point; who killed these guys?
Over all, it met the NGC standard for quality, and if you see the first 10 minutes to understand what it is about, and then skip the next 30 minutes, so you just see the last 5 minutes, it's well worth your time. If not, well.. Stay away or at least multi-task. Not recommended, and rated 2 out of 6.
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documentary,
inca,
national geographic,
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Huh, not a great score there might skip that one :]
ReplyDeleteyeah realistically it was probably disease that killed them, the american civilizations tended to have big populations and poor hygiene
ReplyDeleteWoah. That's intense. There is still a civilization out there that has never had contact with modern technologically adept humans. I LOVE this stuff!
ReplyDeletethanks for the review...i think i'll stay away and watch sth. else
ReplyDeleteNat Geo makes some awesome shows, usually very visually appealing. like you said though some of the explorer series are pretty bland though.
ReplyDeleteyour icon images arent showing up, I don't know if its just me or what. just wanted to give you a heads up
ReplyDeleteMost fo these documentaries could be 5 min long
ReplyDeleteCan I stream this documentary online?
ReplyDeleteMeh, sometimes these natgeo documentaries are about stuff no one could ever care about -- like this
ReplyDeleteYou should edit these documentaries to just the first 10 and last 5 and make super short to the point docu's!
ReplyDeleteThanks, I will NOT be watching this.
ReplyDeleteI do like mass graves though...
ReplyDeleteI really wonder about this now... too bad the documentary sucks
ReplyDeleteInteresting stuff, if I ever get an assignment on peru, I will look into this ;)
ReplyDeletepretty interesting
ReplyDeleteHaha, most documentaries on nat-geo seem to be like this.. It's kinda annoying, but at leas (like you said) you don't miss anything important while multitasking! Won't set off time to watch this at least..
ReplyDeleteThis would be so interesting to watch! I love shows like these.
ReplyDeleteGood read
ReplyDeletewow that just so amazing!! :-O
ReplyDeletewell, it's still good just for the info :)
ReplyDeleteamazing! thanks for the info!
ReplyDeleteI really dislike the National Geographic channels. I don't know why but the voices are so... Unfitting in a way.
ReplyDeletenice post love nat geo
ReplyDeletethats crazy :O
ReplyDeleteLooks like a show I'll have to watch.
ReplyDeletenational geographic need to work on their presentation somewhat.
ReplyDeleteWill give this a watch, thanks :>
ReplyDeletethis actuall ylokks really good, i think ill give it a try :D
ReplyDeleteI always take a nap when watching those docus...
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That sounds pretty interesting, i'll have to check it out.
ReplyDeleteDon't think I'll bother, sometimes I watch things like this but I'm just too busy lately.
ReplyDeletehow many bodies are there?
ReplyDeleteYeah, usual for this type of show. Just have it on in the background, where it belongs. Doesn't get the full attention.
ReplyDeleteSpooky, eh...
ReplyDeleteIs this on the internet somewhere?
ReplyDeleteShall be giving this a miss then my friend!
ReplyDeleteI like watching NatGeo, Discovery, Animal Planet. Many interesting thinks here.
ReplyDeletecreepy
ReplyDeleteThis looks excellent, thanks for the tip. I'll try to catch this.
ReplyDeleteprobably the cia again anyways...
ReplyDeletenot going to check this one out after your review
ReplyDeletedammit i missed this
ReplyDeletenot quite my thing but interesting
ReplyDeleteI think you are better than most mmmm
ReplyDeleteInteresting.
ReplyDeleteHave a SUPER weekend !
ReplyDeleteThanks for the honest review.
ReplyDeletei think i missed it!
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