Sharkwater

  • 2008


MOVIE IS passionate amateurish important convincing civilized
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79 % Fresh
$ 1 Million
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Positive Reviews 11
Negative reviews 2
Average Rating 3.3/5
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3.1
Stewart, a Toronto based marine biologist and underwater photographer, makes up for in passion what he lacks in narrative subtlety. Austin Chronicle
1.5
Aside from Carapulo, who traffics in his own idiosyncratic blend of self deprecating absurdity and sexual desperation, theyre mostly from the arent me .. Austin Chronicle
2.5
Its common knowledge that sharks have been around for over 400 million years.What isnt so widely known is that an estimated 100 million are slaughtere .. Time Out
3.8
An amateurish but enjoyable and informative piece correcting all the misconceptions we might have about sharks. Sover
3.8
In some ways this is a crude, disjointed film, but there is no denying its power, or the beauty of its exquisite underwater photography. Lariat
3.8
Stewart is a true filmmaker (and a great underwater lenser), and he taps your inner sea hippie. Ew
4.0
In a sense, all this reflects precisely what is good and what is not so good about Stewarts film. Eye For Film
3.0
I wont give away what happens, but the skirmish has repercussions which are in the end positive.Sadly though, this passionate film is ultimately a dis .. Bbc
3.8
But his mission is more than dispelling false impressions about the aquatic beasts he adores. Seattle Pi
3.1
How strange to gaze upon the jaws of the most feared creatures on Earth, and to contemplate how they are no match for the teeth of man. The Star
3.5
This last action is certain to ignite the fires of outrage among those who understand the films urgent message. Urban Cine File
3.8
He makes a moving and convincing case for one of the most efficient creatures on the planet that comes down to this age unchanged from prehistoric tim .. Varia Gate
2.5
Sharkwater delivers an important message, and its underwater photography is breathtaking. New York Post
2.5
Probably the most striking aspect of this production is the dazzling underwater photography.Its simply jaw dropping. Ross Anthony
2.0
With its stunning photography this would be a righteous and magnificent documentary were it not for the on camera presence of film maker Rob Stewart, .. Film Guardian
4.0
Despite the fact that sharks have roamed the oceans for 400,000,000 years, they have become as expendable as indigenous savages wherever greedy (or di .. James Wegg Review



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