I need some movies and documentaries 
to watch 
. I got the idea 
to watch a movie or documentaries on nature. What are some of your favorite/recommendations 
on nature/animals movies and documentaries:thinking:?
Edit: Thanks for all the recommendations! Seems like this topic is getting some new users to post so that’s good. I have a huge watchlist right now! Keep them coming!
My Octopus Teacher.
This is one of my favourite nature documentaries. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nJMZ6reOB0E
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Beautiful People (1974)
Not a nature documentary, but an animated film with strong themes of nature: “Nausicaä of the Valley of the Wind” is one of my favorite films
thank you
There are so many! Is there any particular category or genre you’re looking for? And what streaming services do you have (if any)? Netflix has quite a few good BBC nature documentaries, Disney+ has Disneynature and National Geographic, and CuriosityStream has a lot of good French- and German-produced nature shows that I haven’t seen elsewhere. Just a few favorites:
Looked it up! Seems like a good one… will watch it soon!
I can’t find that one on Google! What is it about?
An anime film! Is it good?
I haven’t seen the movie, but I read the books and thought it was pretty good.
Because it is often under a longer name: https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0071143/
Yes, as absolutely every anime movie by Hayao Miyazaki. Every single one made by him is a masterpiece and often tells about conflict of humans and nature. Sometimes indirectly.
March of the Penguins
Winged Migration (Watch only on a big screen. On a small screen it is not worthwhile).
Blue Planet
Got it!
Thanks for letting me know! Added to watch list.
Interesting thread: you asked for movies, and a lot of people are suggesting documentaries. I can see why. I don’t know how it is in other countries’ movie industries, but Hollywood is so wrongheaded about nature, I sure wouldn’t recommend anything from there as “a movie on nature.” (After all, this is the industry that excreted “Sharknado” and “Snakes on a Plane.”) That’s why I am glad that @jurga_li mentioned Hayao Miyazaki – I will have to check those out.
It does bother me that people can still relate to the Batman trope of someone with Poison Ivy’s powers being a villain. (Or Reginald Bushroot, if you remember the Darkwing Duck cartoons.) It shows that attitudes toward nature have not changed as much as we would like.