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Welcome to Earth | Official Trailer | Disney+


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·Nov 11, 2024

[Music] Is it magic or is it madness? I've got a confession to make. [Music] I've never climbed a mountain, never swum in a lake. [Music] I was in a cave once. I'm beginning to think that I might be missing something.

Well, ready? Yes, sir! I asked the best modern day explorers, "Take me to the ends of the earth!" And they said, "Oh, we can go further than that!" Three, two, one!

[Music] We think we know our planet, but there's still a secret world to be discovered. If you go to the right place with the right guide, you just might find a portal into it. And we need to helm it because the volcano spits rocks up in the air as if this helmet's going to do something with one of these big rocks.

"I sure hope you know where you're going."

"I hope so too. I almost guarantee you're gonna survive."

"I thought you were gonna freak out, but you just kept going."

"I'm an actor. I pretend for a living."

"The crossing, that's spectacular! This is a bucket list moment. My grandmother used to say all the best things in life lived on the other side of fear. I sure hope Gigi was right."

Oh! [Music]

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