i haven not reviewed on imdb before but this documentary is so overrated that i felt compelled to vent. i do not have even finished watching if i hadn not been a guest at someone house. the film was poor on many levels represent first  treadwell video footage was contrived. the more i watched and the more he seemed to be acting as a person desperate to be famous instead of one acting out of conviction. second  the others in the film and with the exception of treadwell parents and the airline pilot and were just as contrived and corny as he was. god and they seemed artificial. third  treadwell mission to protect the bears doesn not even make sense as he did more harm than good by making the bears grow accustomed to human presence. i believe that treadwell really did love the bears but there is much research which indicates his efforts were misguided. sometimes we have to sacrifice our enjoyment of wildlife to really help. fourth  the film entertainment value wasn not half that of other wildlife films such as march of the penguins and winged migration. the filmmakers and in my opinion and did a poor job of sequencing scenes and gave little incentive to keep watching. as a person who loves alaska and bears and and other wildlife and i would love to see more people dedicated to the preservation of our wildlands. hopefully their efforts will be less people centered. 
i haven not reviewed on imdb before but this documentary is so overrated that i felt compelled to vent. i do not have even finished watching if i hadn not been a guest at someone house. the film was poor on many levels represent first  treadwell video footage was contrived. the more i watched and the more he seemed to be acting as a person desperate to be famous instead of one acting out of conviction. second  the others in the film and with the exception of treadwell parents and the airline pilot and were just as contrived and corny as he was. god and they seemed artificial. third  treadwell mission to protect the bears doesn not even make sense as he did more harm than good by making the bears grow accustomed to human presence. i believe that treadwell really did love the bears but there is much research which indicates his efforts were misguided. sometimes we have to sacrifice our enjoyment of wildlife to really help. fourth  the film entertainment value wasn not half that of other wildlife films such as march of the penguins and winged migration. the filmmakers and in my opinion and did a poor job of sequencing scenes and gave little incentive to keep watching. as a person who loves alaska and bears and and other wildlife and i would love to see more people dedicated to the preservation of our wildlands. hopefully their efforts will be less people centered. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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