Jose Purba

When I first watched this film at the age of 6, I was terrified and traumatized by the screams of male orcas and female orcas screaming in pain because of the unborn fetus. It's horror. However, at the end of this film, I feel sorry for the male orca completing his revenge in the Arctic. The male orca swims under the ice, perhaps to end his life because he has no family anymore. After I saw some documentaries about killer whales, I found out, that they (killer whales) are very smart in working together in their pods to hunt. EVEN, they can fight great white sharks because they are in pod and smart. They also have strong memories. We humans are not their enemy, unless we ever destroy a pod of killer whales, we won't want to know what happens next. What was on my mind when watching this film, it could be that a male orca with a pregnant female orca (you could say the wife of a male orca) who is pregnant will become a happy orca family when the fetus grows into a baby orca and born. Even though they are not endangered animals, we should never hunt these beautiful animals, because they can also protect us when there is danger in the sea.I highly recommend this film for marine animal lovers, and those who take it for granted. I emphasize to people who mess with these animals, that DON'T MESS WITH ORCAS !!!!