Beauty of the coral reef, life of the sea organisms in its variety and excellent music. Life of the sea in HD. Authors exceed itself. Excellence movie. Recommend for all.

I bought this for my in-laws for Christmas as they just got a Blu-Ray player. The description leaves out that the crew is responding to help a man in Fiji find out what is wrong with his village's dying/dead reef.

Other than the dying reef, the photography is very pretty. I think one of my favorite pieces actually happened on a lightweight glider. You get to see the islands and the reefs from above... You really feel like you are there.

I didn't think it was too preachy. There is a reason the reef is dying... it's not global warming. I won't ruin the movie for you. It does have an agenda as it is funded (at least in partial) by the National Wildlife Fund. But... the movie may not have been made without their funding.

This was disappointing because the potential was there to do some wonderful work. Like many of these films, it becomes about the people making the film instead of the fascinating subject it pretends to show. I, personnaly, think there should be as little as possible human depiction in these nature films. If I am buying a film on Coral Reef, I do not want to see diving gear, boats, people plotting courses etc...

I just ordered this from Amazon because of the selling price of $11.00 free shipping. I'm SO glad I took the chance. This is an AMAZING blu-ray disc. The quality of the sound is as good, if not better, than the picture quality. Fantastic underwater photography will have you in awe. If you're into this sort of thing, this is a MUST have for your blu-ray collection.