I tried watching this, but the camerawork in particular is driving me crazy. It makes me nauseous how they continually speed up and slow down the shot, and it also prevents me from looking at what they're talking about. The music is also over the top. It's basically like playing a really bad video game.

I also question the editing for another reason - the audio said a particular building (Al Khazneh) was a treasury, but then the text on screen said it was a sanctuary and tombstone.

I just think a documentary deserves more thought and care than this - you can't just force it to be a cool doc with a bunch of cheap tricks.

Continuing my Disney+ documentary film marathon, this is my fourth documentary I've watched.

I'll watch and comment.

What a beautiful place.

I didn't know this place, had never even heard of it.

Genius the method that was used to sculpt.

It's amazing how the ancestors did things without the technology (supposedly) that we have today.

Wow, it took 200 years to build the Great Temple (it's beautiful).

They even thought against earthquakes.

Brilliant, the way they found to get water, they were even treated, and still managed to get potable water out, congratulations to the ancestors.

They even had a spa.

Conclusion: Impressive, of the four documentaries I watched in this marathon so far, this was the most spectacular, I didn't know this place, I thought it was wonderful, the past is very mysterious. People have always been very smart.