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Great documentary of a humans interaction with an animal. People need to be more careful and this guy certainly is at fault for putting himself and the other animals at risk, but such is life when you strive for relationships. I probably would have chased the sharks off, but then who's to say I would have survived? Be wise. Be kind.

Real life, period... Even as far as movies go this is gold; all the elements for a good story and this one still has a silver lining despite every living thing on this planet being affected by the wonder chemical. STOP BUYING DUPONT, MONSANTO, etc. Do your own research and decide for yourself what you should be putting into your body... Or just be aware of what the government has let corporations do already and stop it from continuing to happen.

Great documentary. There is currently a petition to remove the film from Netflix which is preposterous; claiming this is propaganda and demonizes the "aquatic entertainment industry". To say nothing about how the whales were treated, let's just focus on how they went out and took these animals from their natural habitat and manipulated them in to being sideshows at a carnival. They live in boxes ffs... You'd have to be insane to think that their treatment was in any way conducive to ANY positive relationship. Other than the delusional one the trainers and patrons had when they are merely jailers and visitors... The fact there are still people that can objectively say; "they were treated ok" is proof of abhorrence among the human gene pool.

Great film. Great story, cast, twists, and ending. It may a little geeky though. It's your backyard Mission Impossible.

Some classics are still great.