This is a great movie, its very touching and really makes you think, my science class watched it and it was so sad . it really wants to make me do something about it
i had the opportunity to get involved with a shark study last year, while trying to find more info on sharks i got to veiw the film, amazing!!!! keep up the excellent work!
I thought the movie was very impowering and really tought my classmates and I the importance of not only sharks but other animals that make the world more interesting. The movie also gave me the power and ability to make a diffrence and help.
i almost cird seeing their fins being cut off!
love this movie, i want to be a bioligist, for sharks. i hope people start to relizie how amazing and wonderfull they are.i think this movie will HELP!
We live in an ignorant world and we need more awareness. I cannot believe we are letting this happen to our eco-system. I wonder how someone would feel if their limbs were cut off and they were left to die and suffer. I have lost ALL faith in humanity. We need to perserve the beauty.
i saw the documentary and i almost cried. it was passionate and educational. i want to volunteer my services when i can to help out. and people can say what they want about paul watson but he is the guy we need to fight this. he doesn\ t care what people say about him and will do anything to help the situation. keep it up Paul and you too Rob!!!!!
Excellent film. Everyone should see this movie!
Sharkwater is a very inspirational movie, it has made me and my friend realize that sharks are prey and not predators. We are trying to help other people realize that there are going extinct and that we should do something before they are all gone. We are creating posters and infoirmation sheets to help spread the word.
Visually stunning and well narrated. Unfortunately, corpulent eco-terrorist Paul Watson was introduced, at which point I turned the film off.