grandiose film-making

Rating: 10/10 (7 August 2000)

What can I say?I was 17 when I first saw this movie and am still in love with it ever since.Only truly sea-bound people can grasp how I feel about this magnificent piece of work done by Luc Besson,a holy man.Sometimes hovering on the borders of a documentary,this unique story-telling takes you into the tranquil world of a man who is deeply in love with sea,where we all come from.The basic element of life, H2O.Where he finds the meaning of love from his true friends,dolphins.Extraordinary music and camera-work unsurpassed since then for me.You don't need to look for any decent plot or aim with this movie.If you have the chance,try to watch it at night,lights-off,alone and with good home-theater system.You won't be disappointed to feel what Jacques Mayol and Enzo Molinari feels.Jean Reno is outrageously mesmerizing in all of his roles and of course this one is no exception.If I were a lady I would promptly fall in love with Jean-Marque Barr,I have to admit.On 15th August we're lucky to be able to get the extended director's cut from AMAZON.COM...
See for your self and get drifted into a world of innocence,friendship and romance.