Sharkwater

[dragonlid]

Allways meant to go to the cinema to see this but never got round to it , saw the dvd in zavvi the other day for £3 so i grabbed it. What a disturbing film!!! The missis was near to tears and she is not even remotely interested in stuff like this . Every one should try to see this , its a disgrace how a civillise society could let this continue.

[Chucker]

quite right.

£3? bargain, ill be picking up a copy next time im in town!

[hammerheads]

If im not mistaken the UK remains one of the Countries that allows fisherman to remove shark fins!.

I totally agree with you, I watched the film and it brought tears to my eyes. I just dont understand why this allowed to happen.

We wouldl not cut someones arms and legs off and throw them back in the water so why does the human race continually think it can continue to treat the planet and its animals in such a way.

Personally I would lke to stand behind the shark finners with a baseball bat and do a deal for every fin they remove id twat them round the head with a baseball bat at full tilt.

Until organised crime is removed from this ie them paying the guys for the shark fins I doubt its going to stop.

Even more worrying is that apparently the fin adds no taste to shark fin soup anyway its just there for texture im sure in an age of e numbers and such like a substitute could be found for the nobs that eat it

[Polyphemus]

I was drunk at wildscreen winding up the guy who made it
"dont go to cocos fella, come diving with us to vobsta, who needs sharks. we have a boat, and a plane and cool caravan.......theres a burgers..."
he declined the offer...bit rude really.

[cjwood23]

Missed this at the cinema too - think I'll pop and get a copy next time I'm passing Zavvi.

Never tasted 'fin soup but seen it served up quite a bit when I was in Hong Kong - as previously said it shouldn't be allowed

Chris