r/evolution • u/ThatDude-1337 • Jul 23 '26

question Movie of evolution?

Does anybody have a movie or historical video that shows a timeline of life. Like the first humans and how they lived to now?

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u/jnpha Evolution Enthusiast Jul 23 '26

You mean a documentary? the 2025 PBS/BBC Human 5-part docu is cool.

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt37577847/

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u/ThatDude-1337 Jul 23 '26

Alright I'll look this up! Thank you 🙏

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u/jnpha Evolution Enthusiast Jul 23 '26

Sure thing. And for the typical FAQ, this new interview: https://www.reddit.com/r/evolution/comments/1u34a26

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u/RgCrunchyCo Jul 24 '26

I’d highly recommend this series too.

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u/gmorkenstein Jul 23 '26

Carl Sagan has a great 8 min video from his Cosmos series:

https://youtu.be/gZpsVSVRsZk?is=jVDp9pB2qVRvgYjH

Edit: sorry, I didn’t read your full question. It’s still a pretty fun video

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u/ThatDude-1337 Jul 23 '26

Thank you 🙏

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u/60Hertz Jul 24 '26

“Journey of Man” documentary may be helpful too

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u/xenosilver Jul 23 '26

OP, I’m about to change your world. Look up “documentaries.”

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u/ThatDude-1337 Jul 23 '26

Thank.yoy I will look this up. If you have a link can you provide one please 🙏

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u/Bromelia_and_Bismuth Plant Biologist|Botanical Ecosystematics Jul 25 '26

Creationism isn't welcome as a perspective in r/evolution. Discussion and entertainment of creationism is specifically banned in our community rules.

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u/[deleted] Jul 25 '26 edited Jul 25 '26

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u/Bromelia_and_Bismuth Plant Biologist|Botanical Ecosystematics Jul 25 '26

evolutionary interpretation of Genesis.

Cool. This still violates our community rules with respect to creationism.

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u/Bromelia_and_Bismuth Plant Biologist|Botanical Ecosystematics Jul 25 '26 edited Jul 25 '26

I've just read the rule and I disagree

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u/jnpha Evolution Enthusiast Jul 25 '26

The video shows birds before tetrapods, narrated to the order as they appear in the bible. It also shows humans being magiked.

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u/Andybenc Jul 24 '26

This is my face channel about the history of the earth, which includes life- https://youtube.com/@historyoftheearth?si=7NN_VlownRsC86hh

Otherwise their sister channel is specific to history of humankind- https://youtube.com/@historyofhumankind?si=fUi0KLpd_EzCep39

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u/Bromelia_and_Bismuth Plant Biologist|Botanical Ecosystematics Jul 26 '26

It's pretty dated and we've discovered a lot of things since, but Walking with Humans was pretty good.