A California fishing boat takes a camera crew down to the game waters off Mexico. With an underwater camera, swordfish, sharks, tuna, octopi, giant mantas and even a fight between a whale and a swordfish are shown as they are captured.
Wilfred Lucas
United States
Is this for you? If you like watching old footage of people catching giant fish while wearing hats that definitely don't belong on a boat, you’ll love this. If you need a narrative, CGI, or anything resembling modern pacing, stay away. This is basically a 1930s screen saver for people who own too many fishing rods. Th...
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Unknown Director
Unknown Director
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"Is this for you? If you like watching old footage of people catching giant fish while wearing hats that definitely don't belong on a boat, you’ll love this. If you need a narrative, CGI, or anything resembling modern pacing, stay away. This is basically a 1930s screen saver for people who own too many fishing rods. The whole thing is basically just a camera crew tagging along on a trip off the coast of Mexico. It feels less like a movie and more like someone’s very expensive home movie that som..."
