Sharkwater Extinction

Just like there's "documentaries" out there about the near-extinction of polar bears, I've also seen and read scientific accounts that polar bears are actually at record high population numbers, as with sharks are increasing in numbers.

It's all how much perspective bias the "facts" are twisted to fit the intended dialogue.

I gave a "3" for some nice underwater camera shots.

This film is so exciting and fascinating. I absolutely loved it and now have a new appreciation for sharks. Everyone should see this, it will give you a fresh look at not only sharks but all ocean life. Kudos to Rob Stewart for all his hard work and I hope his mission lives on forever.

Stewart quotes, "why are we taught Shakespeare and algebra but not conservation and ecosystems?" ...or something like that. In any case, that makes an excellent point.

Not only is this visually amazing underwater documentary, but it is also rare sight into the life of a man who was willing to do whatever it takes for the planet. I really enjoyed this film. It's an excellent investigation and raw journalism at it's finest, but it also registers so deeply with me emotionally. I feel like I know Rob Stewart, and I'm friends with the sharks. This one is going in the library, can wait for the blu ray.

"Shows how important sharks are, in a highly emotive way" (9/10)

See full review of this compared to the original at reasea dot org :)