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Fantastic Fungi

2019

Action / Documentary

Fantastic Fungi (2019) download

Fantastic Fungi

2019

Action / Documentary

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Plot summary

A vivid journey into the mysterious subterranean world of mycelium and its fruit— the mushroom. A story that begins 3.5 billion years ago, fungi makes the soil that supports life, connecting vast systems of roots from plants and trees all over the planet, like an underground Internet. Through the eyes of renowned mycologist Paul Stamets, professor of forest ecology Suzanne Simard, best selling author Michael Pollan, food naturalist Eugenia Bone and others, we experience the power, beauty and complexity of the fungi kingdom.

Director

Louie Schwartzberg

Top cast

Brie Larson as Narrator

Timothy Leary as Self

Andrew Weil as Self

Richard Nixon as Self

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736.94 MB

1280*714

English 2.0

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23.976 fps

1 hr 20 min

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1.48 GB

1920*1072

English 5.1

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23.976 fps

1 hr 20 min

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735.11 MB

1280*714

English 2.0

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23.976 fps

1 hr 20 min

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1.33 GB

1920*1072

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23.976 fps

1 hr 20 min

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3824*2144

English 5.1

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1 hr 20 min

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Mr_Robotic 1908 days ago

everyone should eat 5-10 grams of these...right before work =)

jmayer004 1909 days ago

Great watch....

backwards9 1909 days ago

Psilocybin = Evolution? Difficult to argue once you've been on a trip.

Foo360 1910 days ago

Larson and Stamets, great! Two of the most arrogant living beings, in a documentary about mushrooms. Mckenna would be very disappointed!

nesdunk 2274 days ago

Thanks very much for the upload and fulfilling my request!! You guys ROCK!

Working_Class_Heroes 2276 days ago

The consciousness expanding properties of psilocybin is unparalleled as a natural medicine for mental healing.

likingtomcat 2276 days ago

Fantastic indeed! The conclusion is, in order to save the planet ans our species we need to get eberyone high on psychedelics :) Fine with me

benebrux 2408 days ago

Nice! As the mushrooms use to sing, "We are the champignons, my friend...."

kayael1 2414 days ago

Why bother at all if there is no 1080p?!

princenk007 2414 days ago

English subtitles available on opensubtitles dot org.

Psycko 2414 days ago

no 1080p :-( ?

trzn 2414 days ago

Fantastic documentary! Definitely deserves to be in 1080p :)

ahmadpak 2414 days ago

1080p plz

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IMDb reviews

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Fantastic Fungi (2019) insists that mushrooms are intelligent

JPRetana

Fantastic Fungi (2019) insists that mushrooms are intelligent — and they certainly are, compared to the quote-unquote experts featured in this…

Fantastic Fungi (2019) insists that mushrooms are intelligent — and they certainly are, compared to the quote-unquote experts featured in this pseudocumentary. Then again, the narration, from the point of view of a mushroom (or all of them, unless this particular one is using the royal “we”), doesn’t make them seem like the sharpest knife in the kitchen: “You can’t see us, but we bloom around you. Everywhere, in everything and even within you, whether you believe in us or not.” Huh? Who doesn’t “believe” in mushrooms? Is there such a thing as “fungus denial”? According to Fantastic Fungi, not only are fungi intelligent and capable of communication, but they are also at least partially responsible for human intelligence and language — or at least this is what the “Stoned Ape Hypothesis” proposes. This theory, which has all the scientific basis of Jack and the Beanstalk, argues that Homo evolved from Erectus to Sapiens by virtue of eating psychedelic mushrooms found in cow dung. The only conclusion to be drawn from this is that someone was definitely on drugs when they made this stuff up. Back to the supposed fungal communication, the film posits that “Trees communicate using the mycelium as pathways … we are finding in our research that plants can recognize their own relatives. So these mother trees recognize their relatives through their mycorrhizal networks.” Isn’t it pretty to think so? However, plants are living beings with cellulose cell walls, which lack nervous or sensory organs. Animals do not have cellulose cell walls, but they do have nerve or sensory organs. Animals are sentient; plants are not. Animals can experience pain, pleasure, and various emotions. Plants cannot. A brain and a nervous system are necessary for sentience; even if fungi are more animal than plant, but like plants, they have no brain or nervous system. Plants react to physical and chemical stimuli, but there is no justification for claiming that plants are aware of these reactions, that they are self-conscious or conscious beings. Plants have DNA and have evolved by natural and artificial selection. Some plant adaptations may seem “intelligent,” but to call plants intelligent, or to claim that there is a “plant neurobiology,” is to speak metaphorically and it’s little more than a gimmick intended to draw attention and perhaps get a grant. I don’t understand why mushroomheads can’t just admit that they like getting high, and stop making smug excuses to justify their habit. Eating mushrooms doesn’t make them low-lives, but it doesn’t mean they’re morally or intellectually superior to the rest of recreational users.

9 / 10

Beautiful visuals. Compelling and inspiring. Really highlights the

Nikki F

Beautiful visuals. Compelling and inspiring. Really highlights the gifts nature offers, if only we would recognize our connection to it.

10 / 10

An eye opening documentary

Dhimas T

An eye opening documentary

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