Lack of good storyline.

Clever and entertaining enough to recommend even to members of the 1%

At first rather annoying in its heavy emphasis on reenactments, this movie ultimately proves fascinating, simply because the complicated, highly dramatic tale it tells still almost defies belief.

I think this is a new genre that they're all sort of working their way through it and haven't got all the kinks worked out yet but it's a genre that works for me.

This documentary is very captivating and very informative. It reaches beyond the general idea of doing what you can and shows you what others do and have been doing for a number of years to help towards animal conservation. It's message is clear, and the cinematography is absolutely breath taking. It's eye-opening, unnerving, and beautifully shot, and should be seen in order to appreciate the extent of this problem. There are reviews here which bash at the directors, etc for "flying around in their planes and cars, polluting the earth even more", and some insane claims that it's just promoting Elon Musk and his companies. For anyone who watched until the end, it clearly states "The filmmakers and SavingSpecies are restoring 10 acres of rainforest in coastal Ecuador in order to offset the carbon footprint of the film, protecting biodiversity, and increase species' chances of survival", and Tesla are shown for approximately 7 minutes, with a very short input by Elon himself. Watch this documentary, it's worth every second.

this is the best documentary I have seen recently. It is related to every one of us. A message is very effective and depiction is much convincing. Don't waste another second in reading reviews and start watching it right now. It is worth the time. I really appreciate the hard work of the team behind this amazing shoot.

everyone should watch this film as it shows how critically extinct some of the animals were while some species were really extinct, many animals came ahead of us but we kill them like they were just nothing, a very sad and beautiful documentary, hope everyone could watch this and share this so that all of us could be educated by how critically endangered and important animal species were"Better to light a candle than to curse the darkness" - John F. Kennedy

Yes, we probably are in a no way point of return. The changes we did to our world are so deep that now there is no way we can fix it. This documentary does a great job, showing the kind of thing we may probably do and don't realize that we are hurting the ecosystem by financing the black Market of endangered species. Yes, the documentary is not perfect, because forgets the people that survive with that income, the social reality that they aren't worried about. But it shows scientists that do everything they can to save those species, or at least, register them to the future, so we can know how they looked like. Finally, it's a great awareness about our world and it show the reality we didn't see, show us that we need to do more for the world.