i like looking at them and every time i ask my husband if we can go and swim with them he calls me mental! So i give props to people who do get a chance to swim with them and when they do attack humans well, we aren't made for water now are we?

There are some good shark scenes but the life and death events and the lines were stupid. I hope Rodney is not really part of the scientific community cause I'm pretty sure he would have lost alot of respect from his peers.

There are a couple really good shots of great white sharks. Particularly when the camera is at the sea floor. Apart from that, the staged scenes are so bad, I had to write about them. In the end, we see a POV from inside the tube as a great white is eating bait overhead. Unfortunately, there was only a still camera inside the tube at the time. So, the "documentary" filmmaker pushes an incredibly fake looking shark puppet against the tube and intercuts it with the real footage shot by the camera men in a cage. When his air line is cut from the shark's thrashing, we get a cut into a shark puppet's mouth with the air hose inside - as if the shark intentionally bit the air hose! Seriously, this was made in 1995 and has a worse shark puppet than Jaws! I have nothing against re-enactments in documentaries when they are clearly labeled as such; but this was pretty shameful.

Except for the narrator, this was one of the worst documentaries I have ever seen. The dialogue of the "characters" was completely atrocious. Not to mention a good portion of the footage was staged. It reminded my of a high school film project. And the guy who got bit, loses a flipper and then loses his breathing hose? How is this guy qualified to put on a wet suit?Why did someone put money up for this? Ugh.

A really bad documentary. Take the guy out of the tube and watch the Shark eat him. The best part is when the Great White takes the bait Dr. Clark screams like a little girl. Other than that 2 seconds this is most ridiculous attempt to show some type of scientific experiment. Sharks live in Oceans some will eat humans and some wont. The Bull Sharks will basically eat anything and go into rivers too. They are predators. Enter their world and you are at risk just like any other prey. Pretty simple. I forgot to get my Phd. in Marine Biology when I studied for my Phd. in common sense.

I'm actually completely astonished how stupid those so called "scientists" can be... or at least how they look stupid on this movie/documentary... seriously if you have an IQ > 20 you can guess than soon or later a shark might bite your air intake tube.... I also laugh when the guy take a look at the transparent tube and say something like "yeah good it look solid !" like a guy who kick the tire of a car with his foot saying "that's a good car...".... This guy deserve a Darwin award... I have a PhD in science (Physics) and I see no scientific experiment there it's just BS in a scientific point of view... Other than that I'm glad that the message is about preserving those creatures....

The old guy almost die and drop all expensive equipment to save he's own behind lol...was pretty funny wen he decide to help and be the hero on the movie and he almost drawn..and i do not consider a safety diver the one hanging around with the bait for the white shark >>what kind of safety it's that??this people are lucky that this documentary dint' end up on tragedy.