Sharkwater

I think the movie reflects what exactly is happening in the ocean world and that we as humans are destroying their future life. We should all coeprate and save sharks before it\ s too late. I found the movie absolutely perfect and it changed completly my view of sharks.

Demand for shark fins needs to be decreased. The Chinese culture needs to wake up and realize that eating fins does not provide greater chance for cancer-free existence. But these are also the people that use melamine in foods and packaging... Great film, great education and great eye-opener for the world. Now let\ s do something about it.

Fight the century of greed! We\ re the customers - we have the power. If we don\ t buy - there\ s no market for nothing. There\ s only a few things to do: to KNOW things, to UNDERSTAND facts, to REACT. Then, the big moneylovers become fishfeed... In the row of wars - for oil; for energy; for weapons; for religion; for patriarchy, the war against animals is the most sickening! There\ s vomit on our species, but we close our eyes and use perfume to forget... This is to all the activists out there: I\ m sitting here in my comfy armchair in the autumn of Berlin/Germany and I promise to support you with my little money as good as I can! TAKE CARE OF U AND THANK U ALL.

This documentry had me captivated before the end of the opening credits!! Outstanding! We need to do all we can to try more to understand this animal, than to destroy it. What is happening to them is wrong, and it must be stopped.

I am glad a documntry such as this has come forward to educate us and let us know that if we do not do something to stop these atrocities.....when the sharks are all gone Man will find something else to destroy...it has to STOP NOW!!!!

fabulous..make you want to cry to think people are killing poor sharks for money.. why don't we stop it.. now...everyone help..please

I\ m only a teenager, and I\ ve always loved sharks, but ever since I\ ve seen this documentary, I\ ve become a really fanatic. i watched this movie in school! Rob Stewart is my hero!!! :) SOS! Save Our Sharks!

Da Film iiz So Sad!!!! =(

I watched this movie and was horrified about people killing sharks for money. That isn\ t what sharks were for. I\ m only 12 but I hope that i can help some sharks live and not die for shark finning.

Thank-you so much for putting this movie out there for the people to actually see what is happening to the sharks that we as humans really need. It\ s great to see that there ARE people out there who care, but we can\ t do it on our own everyone needs to help. Thanks so much.

Very much needed movie.

great movie

nice movie

I was crying. It was a amazing movie but it made me feel hollow inside. how can we just sit a hope that it\ ll go away we have to do what Rob Stewart does... DOING SOMETHING ABOUT IT!

we need to wake up !!!!!!

We watched Sharkwater in my English 1100 class at Kwantlen University. I was touched. I went home and watched it again, and again, and again. When i brought it up with my friends, family and coworkers they thought i was crazy. There is an election this year in Canada. I\ ve made it very important to ask everyone of the MLAs what they think about Shark Finning. None of the MLAs running in my riding know about Shark Finning. If 100 million sharks a year are being killed why doesn\ t Canada do something about it? Why don\ t more people know? Hopefully Rob Stewart\ s movie will change that! It\ s an amazing film and a Christmas present i will be giving to everyone i know!

I love scuba diving, and on one of my dives was fortunate enough to see a 3 meter bull shark on a night dive in Cuba, i just finished watching Sharkwater, and I am apauled by what is happening to the sharks. I have and will spred the news on what is happening. and I hope my friends do the same. This has to change. Great job on this documentary. Let\ s all try to help in any way we can. Yvonne

I\ m a devoted animal-friend that canät stand the pain the humans are doing to the animals in the world, and in this case as the movie showed, sharks, whales and seales. How can the mhumnas think that they \"own\" the earth and are allowed to controll everything in it, how many sharks that there should be, etc I sincearley hope that someday, the people whom controll and do the harm to the sharks will understand what they are doing instead of being greed.

I\ m only a teenager, and I\ ve always loved sharks, but ever since I\ ve seen this documentary, I\ ve become a really fanatic. I\ m even going to talk to my school principal and ask if we can watch this movie in school! Rob Stewart is my hero!!! :) SOS! Save Our Sharks!

This movie was amazing! It just blows my mind to think that know one cared what the shark mafia was doing, they only had issues with you guys who were sent in to do a job. I\ m really glad that you didn\ t give up and you went back knowing what could have happened to you and that\ s why you\ ve made a difference.

If I was able to seat everyone at the point of gun to make sure they watch this documentary, it will already be done. This is the most important documentary along side An Inconvenient Truth. YOU MUST SEE IT. PERIOD.

This movie was the best that I have ever seen. I was always taught that sharks were predators, now im learning that they are prey in reality. I love any and every kind of animal, and i was absolutely go to extremees to stop this madness. This is downright inhumane and wrong. Me and my classmates have to write a business letter to the President of the United States to encourage him too stop this. At first the teacher said it wasnt going to be real, but then with a little though, he changed his mind and said we could actually send them to the President or someone in Congress. So, im trieng everything i can to stop this.

I only seen maybe the last half of the film but it amazes me how much power money has and the lengths people will go to make money, even if that means destroying nature or animals. Its very sad to see how the human race feel they have domination over the place we live in. We humans share the rest of the world with nature and animals and need to work with them, not against them, if humans keep up this nasty habit WE are the ones who will pay for it at the end!

i think its stupid that their cutting off fins.. their living breathing things leave them alone..

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.

the movie was amaizing i dive myself and i am scared of sharks

I think that the film is very important because it shows people what we are doing to our world.

I cried out loud, I shouted out loud, and I am still so angry that this happening. The human race is so iggnorant that we can\ t even see what we are doing to our own planet and what we are taking away from our future generations. This film was most inspiring and made me realize that we will one day wipe ourselves out if we don\ t make a change. By spreading the word and seeing Rob Stewarts work, should all make us want to do more to save sharks and the ocean. We need them mor ethan ever right now. Rob thank you for your work and the amount of passion that you put into it, you are one human that is making a difference, I will help by spreading the word. Thank you!

Loving the water, but being afraid of what lay below, I thought maybe this movie would help me realize sharks were not ment to hurt me. Now when I go swimming and I see a shark, it will be like i have seen one of mother natures finest creations.

I have always loved to swim, but i was always afriad of what lay below. Now when i see a shark, Im seeing a beautiful, marvelous creature,and should be prod that i could see such a rare animal (hopefull not for long). I am noe aspiring to become a marine biologist and change the world for the better. THANK YOU.

Wow.... wow. This documentary is amazing. Horrible and disturbing at times to watch, it brings to light the senseless slaughter of an animal that is severely misunderstood. An animal that we need to survive. It\ s staggering to me that, as smart as we think we are, we\ re killing our world and ourselves slowly. This movie needs to be seen by everyone.