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I have watched this true story from 1982 about the Trashman yacht on the documentary-drama series ''I Shouldn't Be Alive'' on two occasions now, and it is substantially much better than this movie which falls short on the true facts, the actors are disappointing and add little to make this any more than a mediocre movie.

The little changes that were made to the story in the ''Capsized: Blood In The Water'' do nothing for this movie, if anything, just make it less interesting and disappointing when you know what the true facts are.

I was going to give this movie a generous 5/10 rating, but on further consideration decided that a 4/10 rating is more accurate for this review.

Don't waste your time watching this movie, there is very little entertainment value in it, this story in the ''I Shouldn't Be Alive'' series is much more compelling, realistic and factual.

I have only watched a couple of episodes of ''The Proof is Out There'' but already find it a compelling show to watch, the experts who comment on each presentation are credible and the host Tony Harris keeps it interesting and moving at a nice pace.

''The Proof is Out There'' is presented like a Court Jury studying the evidence available and then making a decision on their findings, I like this format as it is not the decision of a single person, and you hear the different views of the experts followed by a summing up by the host Tony Harris, leaving you to form your own opinion after considering all that has been said.

Good to hear that it is continuing to a second season, and I will be happy to spend some time catching up on more episodes, recommend for anyone with a curious and inquiring mind.

My first viewing of ''Station Six Sahara'' was many years ago and have always rated it it quite highly ever since, as can be expected Carroll Baker looks quite stunning in this movie also great performances from all the cast, interesting male characters playing off against each other, especially the amusing interactions between Ian Bannen and Denholm Elliott.

If you like deep character study ''Station Six Sahara'' is well worth multiple viewings.