Sharks: Knights of the Sea - A Captain Jon Adventure

Not sure which film Mr. Lutz was watching, sounds more like a personal vendetta.

Solid locations and beautiful photography...

The moments with the sharks was like nothing I'd seen before.

Great for kids.

It focuses on Lemon Sharks, Tiger Sharks and White Sharks, you learn a lot about all of these sharks - and the Tiger Shark named Emma is hard to forget.

I really liked learning about how sharks are in trouble and what's being done to protect them.

The bonus features on the DVD are great two - especially the music video with the words of Jim Abernethy. I'd recommend it for kids.

I have always been an avid fan of sharks and was excited to see this documentary but was so disappointed at the terrible directing job. Save your time and watch other documentaries, this one was gruesome.

With a $60,000 budget you would think the quality of this would be up to par. This looks like something that a high school kid shot with a camera grabbed from the back of his dads closet. All in all: 1. Horrible directing- amateur at best 2. Low picture quality. Maybe the budget was used elsewhere but certainly not on this documentary. The spelling of the title also needs to be addresses because it is not very professional.

Not sure who William Lutz is... but I guess he dislikes the filmmaker and sharks. (he also doesn't understand the difference between Knights and Nights - LOL!).

It's a great snapshot of sharks from 2 decades ago - and they still face a lot of the same uncertainty.

This video is great for kids and introduced the world to the Tiger Shark named Emma. A shark that is still in the Bahamas today - and great friends with a diver by the name of Jim Abernethy.

If you look at everything that the Bahamas has done to protect sharks - that's why they are still around in these waters almost 20 years later.

You'll also learn about the Caribbean Reef Shark, the Lemon Shark and the Tiger Shark.