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Film · 2017

Wonders of the Sea 3D

Directed by Jean-Michel Cousteau and Jean-Jacques Mantello · starring Arnold Schwarzenegger, Céline Cousteau and Fabien Cousteau

  • 4.9 AverageMovieNCo
  • 4.0 Users1 vote
  • 5.8 Critics2 reviews

Synopsis

'The Wonders of the Sea' is the new documentary by director Jean-Jacques Mantello ('OceanWorld 3D', 'Sharks 3D') and the explorer and environmentalist Jean-Michel Cousteau, presented at the Donostia Festival. Cousteau, accompanied by his two sons, has entered the waters of the Mediterranean Sea (France), Catalina Island (California, USA), Mar Cortez (Mexico), the Bimini Islands (The Bahamas) and on the islands Fiji.

As any documentary, this audiovisual piece has a clear objective: to make known the wonders of the water that our planet contains and to become aware of what we are doing. All told by Arnold Schwarzenegger himself, who has not been able to resist joining the cause and also produces the film.

Where to watch Wonders of the Sea 3D

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Wonders of the Sea 3D is not on any service in the UK right now. It can be watched in other countries:

  • Spain Apple TV: rent €2.99, buy €7.99

The essentials

Runtime
82 min1 hour and 22 minutes
Budget
$9,2003D Entertainment
How long is Wonders of the Sea 3D?
1 hour and 22 minutes (82 minutes).
Who directed Wonders of the Sea 3D?
Jean-Michel Cousteau and Jean-Jacques Mantello.
Who is in Wonders of the Sea 3D?
It stars Arnold Schwarzenegger, Céline Cousteau, Fabien Cousteau and Jean-Michel Cousteau.
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Cinematography
Jean-Jacques Mantello

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Reviews

All 2 reviews
4.0 1 vote

What the critics say average 5.8 from 2 outlets

  • 6.0 The Hollywood ReporterNeil Young 'Wonders of the Sea' is thus a strange cousin of Christopher Nolan's Dunkirk, another visually spectacular production with strong nautical elements, which toned down the bloodshed implicit in its… Read
  • 5.5 VarietyJessica Kiang Its vibrant, thrillingly crisp 3D visuals alone give the armchair oceanographer all the excuse needed to dive right in, no snorkel needed. Outside the imagery, the storytelling creaks. Read
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