Not all documentaries are made for adults...and besides there is no rule that says you can't have scripted segments in a documentary. Werner Herzog uses scripted scenes and he's considered one of the greatest documentarians around.Also, regarding the complaints of "no new information". It's because the film was made in 1992. Know what you're b*tching about before you start b*tching.

Hulu, PLEASE! Learn from YouTube. Allow people to comment and log in WHILE the video is playing and don't restart it. Anywhoo, this video was dumb,they fed some tiny sharks, a fat guy lost his flipper (and probably spent a lot on over-sized chain mail) and then spoke about "death". Weak. Don't waste your time.

Was pretty good for something playing in the background while I sculpt. Though I had to drop everything and rewind it a few times when I realized "Holy s**t! That was a fake shark!!!" Yes, they used a fake shark to attack that plastic tube thing they dropped Rodney in. A heck of a lot better looking than bruce (the mechanical beast that was used in Jaws) but fake none the less. You get a quick glimpse of something with a really messed up looking jaw bumping it's nose into the plastic then a very fake chomp on the air hose. Most of the "action" was totally staged, but overall this was an adorable half attempt at a documentary. At least they send a good message, unlike a documentary from the 70's I saw where they purposefully try to scare the crap out of you with this "sharks are viscous, brainless monsters" bit.

somewhat cheezy documentary, i actually laughed at some points. do they make B documentaries? the old lady screaming when the shark jumps out of the water is priceless lol. all in all not bad if your'e into sharks.

hahaha that was some funny shi_t when the shark jumps up at the cam and that lady with her ridiculous scream hahaha around 24 mins

I thought it was worth a watch but slightly a let down.
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