nick-spotlight

This is immensely amateurish and cheap.

It disrespects the victims with its overuse of shots of them.

The director is egotistical, naive, and biased. Expect too much footage of him looking perturbed during interviews as if he cares.

His direction of witness interviews are clearly motivated by his own agenda.

This should be shown in film school as an example of how to make a documentary like a 13 year old with confidence issues.

I have been a fan of the original sharkwater since it was released. Rob's message is stronger and more focused that ever in this incredible sequel. It doesn't dwell on the tragic passing of Rob while making this until the end, which it has every right to do so and it does it well. Great music, awesome subject matter and amazing photography make this a great movie.