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National Geographic: Destination Space
Alford Van Ronkel
2000		Ten... nine... I think it is human destiny to expand into outer space. In the new race to space it's just a physical urge built, sept... Some ...Rate it:

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National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation
John Hughes
1989		"It's that time Christmas time is here "Everybody knows There's not a better time of year "Hear that sleigh." "Gonna make this holiday As per...Rate it:

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National Treasure: Book of Secrets
Marianne Wibberley
2007		He's in the other room. - Are you Thomas Gates? - Yes. We got something that we'd like you to take a look at. I hear you're quite good with p...Rate it:

(4.60 / 10 votes)
National Treasure
Jim Kouf
2004		(thunderstorm) (floorboard creaks) Grandpa! You're not supposed to be up here, looking at that. I just wanted to know. Well, you're old enoug...Rate it:

(4.57 / 7 votes)
National Security
Jay Scherick
2003		How long does it take to make a taco? Two minutes. But it takes 20 to convince them I'm not Immigration... ...to get the cook up from the basem...Rate it:

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Tad the Lost Explorer and the Secret of King Midas
Jordi Gasull
2017		Come visit us at: Hence Eagle 107, Eagle 107. Approaching, Delta target. Eagle 107 to the base. Eagle 107 to the base. We found, found. The S...Rate it:

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National Bird
Unknown
2016		HEATHER: You were omniscient in people's lives. And you've literally just kind of hover over their area. And sometimes you would watch them fo...Rate it:

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National Gallery
Frederick Wiseman
2014		Good. Yeah. Beautiful colour... Let's go... We know, but I think it's worth our trying to remember, that the Middle Ages were religious, prof...Rate it:

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National Geographic Eternal Enemies: Lions and Hyenas
Dereck Joubert
1992		Since we left these dark nights in Africa and escaped to the security of our armchairs we have forgotten the horror, the turmoil of the hidden b...Rate it:

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National Geographic: Adventures - Panama Canal: The Mountain and the Mosquito
Unknown
1999		The Panama Canal is completed. The Atlantic and the Pacific are joined. The most ambitious construction project since the great pyramids of Egyp...Rate it:

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National Geographic: Adventures in Time
Unknown
2006		Time... That relentless force that transports us from what was to what will be. Though no one can say exactly what time is we do know what tim...Rate it:

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National Geographic: African Odyssey
Unknown
1998		Two American scientists, Delia and Mark Owens, have lived dream many people share but few ever realize, the opportunity to explore wildest Afr...Rate it:

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National Geographic: Among the Wild Chimpanzees
Unknown
1984		For centuries there were fearsome tales of a half human monster roaming the African forests Even in modern times, knowledge of the elusive cre...Rate it:

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National Geographic: Ancient Graves: Voices of the Dead
Gail Willumsen
1998		Ashes to ashes. Dust to dust. Death always gets the final word - no matter how we mock it. Sworn to eternal silence, the Dead seem beyond our ...Rate it:

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National Geographic: Antarctic Wildlife Adventure
Unknown
1991		This is the most empty place on earth the place almost no one goes-Antarctica. It's the last continent discovered by explorers, the last plac...Rate it:

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National Geographic: Australias Animal Mysteries
Unknown
1999		With the coming of each new dawn, shadows of an ancient past echo across Australia land of eternal mystery. Alien and remote for countless cen...Rate it:

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National Geographic: Bali - Masterpiece of the Gods
Unknown
1991		It has been called Morning of the World Heaven on Earth and The Last Paradise Born of the fiery volcanic eruptions Bali is one of the chain of ...Rate it:

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National Geographic: Ballad of the Irish Horse
Unknown
1985		In Ireland, horses are an indelible part of the landscape... of history and memory, of a past and present where the ancient magic of the horse...Rate it:

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National Geographic: Born of Fire
Rafiq Abdullah
1983		Out of need or curiosity man has learned much about the Earth on which he is both guest and prisoner Often baffled in his brief journey through...Rate it:

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National Geographic: Cameramen Who Dared
Unknown
1988		Behind every exciting film image is a cameraman. Behind his camera he is unseen and forgotten by viewers but dangerously exposed to his subje...Rate it:

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National Geographic: Coming of Age with Elephants
Unknown
1996		I learned to look at the world through the eyes and ears of elephants. Some people, other elephant people, have told me that I think I am an el...Rate it:

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National Geographic: Cyclone!
Unknown
1995		This is the bottom of the ocean - an ocean of air as vast and volatile as any sea. Above the earth's surface, currents ebb and flow. Some spir...Rate it:

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National Geographic: Dinosaur Hunters
Unknown
1997		Eighty million years ago, disaster came to a world ruled by dinosaurs. It came in waves of and and wind that buried every creature alive. Fo...Rate it:

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National Geographic: Egypt - Quest for Eternity
Miriam Birch
1982		One hundred and fifty years ago the king of France had this obelisk brought from Egypt to grace the heart of Paris Three thousand years earlie...Rate it:

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