17 reactions to Netflix’s Our Planet that prove it was an emotional whirlwind
The guilt, the awful awful guilt
Our Planet was released on Netflix last week. And like all David Attenborough nature documentaries, it is very very good. Seriously, David Attenborough could narrate someone taking their bins out and it would be a work of art.
One thing that particularly stands out about the eight-episode Our Planet series, is the whirlwind of emotions it takes you through. One minute you are relaxed, watching incredibly HD footage of bees pollinating, and then the next you are devastatingly shocked at footage of walruses falling to their deaths. It really is a rollercoaster.
If you thought you were alone with your feelings of guilt, admiration, devastation and all that's in between whilst watching Our Planet – you thought wrong. Twitter proves we all feel exactly the same. Here are the best reactions to Our Planet on Netflix, that encompass the feelings of the entire world.
*Warning: Spoilers ahead and clips of upsetting scenes*
1. There is no argument this show is anything short of stunning
2. Our Planet is educational, and I am enjoying it!!
Our Planet, an original Netflix docu, is such a delight to watch. This has got to be one of the most beautiful and very educational nature docus ever. It talks about more than just how beautiful our world is, it also makes us realize that we need to preserve what is left of it. pic.twitter.com/VtaavFXM2p
— Gerard J. (@rard25) April 9, 2019
3. Our Planet is the wholesome TV I need in my life
4. Get it girrrrrl
5. This show is cute, 10/10 would recommend
If you have Netflix, I suggest that you watch 'Our Planet'. It's all cute and all but at the same time sad. I promise, you'll learn a lot from it, especially on how our planet is slowly dying. 10/10 from me! Cause of the penguins mostly 😂 pic.twitter.com/tUjp41ZV76
— Abdul Azim (@Kojom) April 10, 2019
6. Oh no, bits of this are quite sad
Watching the baby flamingo in #OurPlanet pic.twitter.com/937nO5kSLn
— Taylor 🍄 (@tay_ray1912) April 5, 2019
7. OK, this wasn't what I expected
8. Right the guilt is kicking in now
Nothing gets me more passionate about saving the planet than watching a bunch of walruses jump off a cliff……..😐 and it’s our fault…..😑 Humans….🤦♂️ #OurPlanet
— Jack G Gillett (@thejackgillett) April 8, 2019
9. Humans are the worst, we ruin everything
10. WE HAVE TO DO SOMETHING THE WALRUSES ARE DYING
11. SAY IT LOUDER FOR THE PEOPLE AT THE BACK
12. I will never be the same again, NEVER

13. THIS IS NOT WHAT I PLANNED
Me: I’ve had a stressful day. I’ll just watch some #OurPlanet .
Documentary: *shows walruses falling off cliffs in slow motion*
Me: pic.twitter.com/KhhrTZ5Yh4
— Culley (@culley_hamstra) April 9, 2019
14. I'M CRYING AT WALRUSES, HELP ME I AM CRYING
15. I am forever scarred, I can't come back from this
It’s been two days but I’m still thinking about the walruses from @ourplanet and i just can’t get over it
— aphrodite (@marie_bdsq) April 7, 2019
16. Our Planet why are you doing this to us?!
17. It's just too little, too late
PSA for parents watching Our Planet, here are some sad moments (the walrus 😭) you *may* want to skip:
+ One Planet: 16:04-16:43 🦩
+ Frozen World: 16:29-17:47 🐧 & 48:45-51:00 ⛰️
+ Fresh Water: 26:10-27:09 🐊
+ Deserts & Grasslands: 28:45-29:10 🐃
+ High Seas: 37:42-37:52 🐟 pic.twitter.com/wy2lmhTBMG— Netflix Family (@netflixfamily) April 9, 2019
Netflix has since defended including the walrus footage in the series. According to TMZ, the streaming site has stuck by the scene because it documents facts. Netflix told TMZ the Our Planet team worked with a Russian biologist who was been working on that stretch of coastline, and with the walruses, for 35 years. The scene, despite how upsetting it might be, serves a purpose.
Our Planet is now available to stream worldwide on Netflix.
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