The End of the Line (2009) Review in 2025
The End of the Line is a documentary film that explores the impact of overfishing on the world's oceans and the consequences of our actions on the marine ecosystem.
Family-Friendly Rating
Is this movie suitable for family viewing?
This documentary is suitable for viewers of all ages, but may not be of interest to young children due to some graphic content.
CineReview Recommendation
This documentary is a must-watch for anyone interested in environmental issues and the impact of human activity on the ocean.
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The film takes a deep dive into the world of commercial fishing, exposing the dark side of the industry and the devastating effects of overfishing on marine life and the environment.
Review Details
story8.00/10
The documentary has a clear and concise narrative that effectively conveys the importance of addressing overfishing and its impact on the environment.
acting5.00/10
The acting is not a major part of the documentary, but some of the interviews are well-delivered and engaging.
characters6.00/10
The characters in the documentary are not developed in depth, but their stories and experiences are used to illustrate the issue of overfishing.
direction8.00/10
The direction is clear and effective, with a good balance of interviews, footage, and graphics to convey the message.
cinematography7.00/10
The cinematography is good, but not exceptional, with some nice footage of marine life and the ocean.
Pros and Cons
Pros
The documentary is well-researched, well-made, and effectively conveys the importance of addressing overfishing and its impact on the environment.
Cons
The documentary could benefit from more engaging characters and a more compelling narrative.
Notable Quotes
"The ocean is a finite resource, and we're running out of time to save it."
"We're not just talking about fish, we're talking about the entire ecosystem."
