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Mission Blue (2014)
This documentary follows oceanographer Sylvia Earle's campaign to save the world's oceans from threats such as overfishing and toxic waste.
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Michelle A 28 Nov 2016
Mission Blue is an outstanding film with very touching shots. It showed the dangers that the ocean goes through even though we can't see the effect that humans have on the ocean, the film let us know they are still there. This showed how we can save the ocean without stopping our lifestyle. Sylvia Earle shows us how she sees the ocean how she went back to a coral that was once beautiful and today is lifeless which is the causes of what humans are doing to the ocean. The way the film was put together and constructed demonstrates the danger we are in and makes the audience think what can happen if humans continue to live with the same lifestyle.
Diane M 25 Nov 2016
Mission blue was a documentary by Netflix on the marine biologist Sylvia Earle. The movie discusses how much the ocean means to Sylvia, and she stresses how much we need to save it. Many coral reefs and fishes have disappeared from the ocean throughout her life, she has watched the disappearances firsthand. The movie is very good and eyeopening to how important the ocean is, and how much humans have affected it. The movie is very real, and really shows the viewers how we can improve the ocean. Overall really good, and I would recommend to watch.
Amelia A 26 Nov 2017
This was a very interesting and inspiring documentary. You really get to feel and understand the passion Sylvia Earle has for the ocean. She is a very inspiring woman that broke a barrier and has inspired other women to be explorers and scientists for the ocean. The film really captures the issues that are currently destroying the ocean and marine life. Her passion is helping many become aware that we need to protect the ocean before it is too late. I have definitely been touched by this film and I'm going to do my best to help preserve and protect the ocean.
Krystal W 27 Nov 2016
Recently, I watched the documentary Mission Blue directed by Fisher Stevens and Robert Nixon. My A.P. Environmental teacher initially brought this movie to my attention and because of that, I proceeded to watch it. I would strongly recommend others to watch this movie because it has taught me things that I would otherwise not know. For example, did you know that currently about half of the oceans coral reef is either dying or already dead? Not only does the documentary educate others on the damage that people are doing to the oceans, but also, it shows us what we could do to fix them. I thoroughly enjoyed watching this movie and I hope those who watch it, will appreciate it as much as I did.
Juliana K 11 Nov 2017
Very well-done documentary, on multiple fronts. Beautifully shot, very compelling, but also didn't come across as preachy propaganda. Dr. Earle is admirable and a very strong advocate; she speaks with such passion and clarity, and in such a forthright manner. Highly, highly recommend. As one of the people mentions at the end, it's difficult to convey to people the dramatic impact we're having, because unlike with some of the other environmental damage we've made, it's not as obvious initially-we can't see what's below the ocean surface, we can't see it immediately like we can with forests or glaciers or smog, etc. So the ocean is dying, dramatically and at a stunning rate, and most people don't even realize it.
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