成为威尔史密斯的美妙之处在于，如果您决定从遗愿清单中删除项目，国家地理和迪士尼+
将尽职尽责地安装和记录您的冒险经历。输入“欢迎来到地球”，这让史密斯能够与专业人士一起探索世界，这对于初学者来说相当于自然编程的愉快练习。
公平地说，名人自远古以来就一直在进行这样的探险——贝尔格里尔斯甚至将拖拽演员到野外变成了一个系列——而且在最好的情况下，让史密斯的形象与这种户外活动相关联的人可能会吸引更多休闲观众。如果“欢迎来到地球”可以作为通向国家地理最佳作品或大卫·阿滕伯勒 (David Attenborough) 特辑的入门药物，那么这笔投资将是值得的。
史密斯在壮观而危险的地方进行的睁大眼睛旅行基本上使他成为一名热情的导游，他可以自由地接受这个角色。他首先引用他的祖母告诉他的话，“生活中所有最美好的事物都生活在恐惧的另一边”，并以他希望“与地球联系起来，并希望能激励其他人也这样做”的愿望来结束这六集。 ”
当然，其他人不一定有相同的选择，在“欢迎来到地球”中包括与海洋生物学家一起潜入超过 3,300 英尺的海洋深处，参观活火山的边缘并攀登火山的一侧。冰川。
毫不奇怪，史密斯经常引用电影来描述他遇到的奇观，将海洋灯光秀与“星球大战”和“近距离接触”进行比较。如果这还不够，剩下的就是异常坚持的音乐。
该系列由 Smith 的公司与导演 Darren Aronofsky 和其他人共同制作，当然具有壮观的摄影技术，这已成为该类型的标准。每集还为其他探险家开辟了一扇窗，扩大了史密斯视野之外的视野和远景。
最近出版了一本新回忆录，史密斯——他也因在“理查王”中的角色而参加颁奖典礼——兑现了他克服恐惧并与他人分享这种冒险精神的承诺。然而，鉴于当前自然节目的丰富性，“欢迎来到地球”并没有达到该类型的高度，更不用说将任何人带出这个世界了。
“欢迎来到地球”于 12 月 8 日在 Disney+ 上首映。
Will Smith scratches items off his bucket list in National Geographic's 'Welcome to Earth'
The beauty of being Will Smith is that if you decide to scratch items off your bucket list, National Geographic and Disney+ will dutifully mount and chronicle your adventures. Enter "Welcome to Earth," which allows Smith to explore the world with those who do so professionally, in what amounts to a cheerful exercise in nature programming for beginners.
To be fair, celebrities have tagged along on such expeditions since time immemorial -- Bear Grylls even turned dragging actors into the wild into a series -- and at its best, having someone with Smith's profile attached to such outdoorsy fare might lure in some more casual viewers. If "Welcome to Earth" serves as a sort-of gateway drug to National Geographic's best productions or David Attenborough's specials, then the investment will have been worth it.
Smith's wide-eyed travels into spectacular and dangerous locales essentially cast him as an enthusiastic tour guide, a role that he freely embraces. He begins by quoting his grandmother telling him, "All the best things in life lived on the other side of fear," and closes the six episodes by citing his desire to "connect with the planet, and hopefully inspire others to do the same."
Others, of course, don't necessarily have access to the same options, which in "Welcome to Earth" include plunging to ocean depths of more than 3,300 feet with a marine biologist, visiting the edge of an active volcano and scaling the side of a glacier.
Not surprisingly, Smith frequently resorts to movie references to describe the wonders he's encountering, comparing the ocean light show to "Star Wars" and "Close Encounters." If that's not enough, the inordinately insistent music does the rest.
Produced by Smith's company along with director Darren Aronofsky and others, the series certainly features spectacular cinematography, which has become standard for the genre. Each episode also carves out a window for other explorers, expanding the vision and vistas beyond a Smith's-eye-view.
Having recently published a new memoir, Smith -- who is also on the awards circuit for his role in "King Richard" -- has made good on his pledge to overcome his fears and share that spirit of adventure with others. Yet given the abundance of current nature programming, "Welcome to Earth" doesn't reach the heights of the genre, much less transport anyone out of this world.
"Welcome to Earth" premieres Dec. 8 on Disney+.
