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When TV Goes Right Past Meditative to Vegetative
âEarth Moodsâ may look like a screensaver, but youâll have to pay Disney+ to enjoy its calming effects.
“Earth Moods” is one of several TV series that seek to soothe rather than excite or engage.Credit.National Geographic/Disney+
April 16, 2021
âEarth Moods,â which landed on Disney+ on Friday, is a television show: five episodes, each 31 minutes long. So why does it look so much like a screensaver?
There are no voices in âEarth Moodsâ because there are no people. Just the abstract beauty of nature â the streaks and whorls of green water and red earth, as the screen drifts from dunes to reef to river delta. (There is an urban episode, âNight Lights,â but the aerial photography elides the human occupants of cars and buildings.) The soundtrack soughs and swells in step with the slowly moving cameras, occasionally giving way to the music of wind, water and birdsong.
Disney Plus Added 9 New Movies/TV Shows Today
It’s Friday, it’s the weekend and it’s time for another load of new content to arrive on
Disney Plus. This April 16th has delivered nine fresh titles to the Mouse House’s streaming platform, ranging from the latest episodes of their hit ongoing original series to a few underrated films from the past.
Take a closer look at what US subscribers to the service can enjoy from today below and then scroll down for more info:
Big Shot – Premiere Episode 101 “Pilot” Disney+ Original
Earth Moods (Premiere) Disney+ Original
Primal Survivor (S5)
Earth Moods Equal parts nature documentary, music video and ASMR,
Earth Moods promises viewers a journey around the world. But there’s no narration, story, or interviews here; just images and music. With an original score by Massive Attack’s Neil Davidge and soundtrack featuring the likes of Snoop Dogg and David Bowie, this five-parter, which covers everything from lush rainforests to arid deserts to heaving cities, promises a TV experience unlike just about any other.
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