IMAX Presents: Australia - Land Beyond Time (2002)

Australia, the world's largest island and smallest continent is an exotic, intriguing land shaped by its isolation from all other lands. With thousand of miles of red desert sand dunes that characterize its famous Outback and lush coastal rainforests rich with unique wild life, Australia is a place of extremes. Australia- Land Beyond Time takes viewers on a breathtaking journey back in time to witness the birth and evolution of a mysterious land that harbors remnants of Earth s earliest life and many of it s strangest creatures that exist nowhere else on the planet. Product Description

Australia: Land Beyond Time

As an ex-patriate Australian living in the USA, it made me very homesick.

Beautifully composed, with a wonderful dialogue (though done by an Englishman for international appeal, I think) and technically correct, it should be part of all Elementary Schools' video library! October 10, 2008

Australia: Land Beyond Time (IMAX) [Blu-ray]

I enjoyed this Imax presentation. The piture quality in the 45 min main feature is pin sharp, although it becomes a bit soft on the Imax "big horizon" flying scenes, the sound clear and powerful.
It presents a good insight to the history and evolution of the landscape and the animals in the various zones around Australia.
Additional features included a making of and a B roll, presented in std def and didn't add much to the package.
September 13, 2008

Australia - Great

I have really enjoyed the DVD and it arrived quickly. The service was great. June 9, 2008

Excellent!

This film gives a stunningly beautiful view of the landscapes and wildlife of Australia, with an interesting, informative narration. Anyone who is fascinated by Australia and the natural world will love this continent-wide visual tour. It's the sort of film you can watch again and again. Well worth the purchase price. January 9, 2008

Ruined by religion!

This otherwise pretty good film was totally ruined by the religion of evolution mentioned many times over. Why would anyone want to present a theory as fact to ruin their movie and any future interest in any their works? For whatever reason, that is exactly what the makers of this film have done for me.



January 6, 2008

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