Maya legend tells us that there is a hidden underground cave below Chichen Itza, now high tech archaeologists are here to find the buried truth.
Bande-annonce
Casting
Josh Bernstein
Self - Narrator
James Brady
Self - Maya Archaeologist
Kenny Broad
Self - Chief Exploration Officer, Virtual Wonders
Guillermo de Anda
Self - INAH Archaeologist
Corey Jaskolski
Self - Chief Technology Officer, Virtual Wonders
Chris Millbern
Self - Director of Field Operations, Virtual Wonders
Akasha Sutherland
Self - Director of Communications and Outreach, Virtual Wonders
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Commentaires
10 commentaires
source: Buried Truth of the Maya
It is one of those productions where the narrator keeps asking questions that are never answered. A bit of reality elements by over describing the people involved, a bit of unnecessary drama and no actual findings. The interesting elements of this film are maybe 15 minutes long. And and get ready to watch the same thing over and over. As if there was a commercial break and you need to be reminded of the previous part. I do not think it is worth watching. I was skipping the repetitive parts and the unnecessary drama but still I feel like I just wasted my time and did not acquire any knowledge.
I couldn't watch the whole thing.. The documentary started Me!me!me! And my amazing technology a bit to arrogant they should change the title to something else, but one thing for sure it had some amazing views of the pyramids (they should mute Corey Jaskolski he reminds me a lot of Jesse James West)
... but the terrible edition makes it painful to watch...
