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Sea Level [DVD]

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Condition
New
Format
DVD October 2, 2012
Dimensions
0.7 x 7.5 x 5.4 in; 2.72 oz
Genre
Romantic Comedy
Language
English
Runtime
1 hour and 32 minutes
MPAA rating
PG (Parental Guidance Suggested)

Description

Come and join sharks - Pup and Julius - on a fun-filled adventure to a place filled with colourful characters and marvellous mystery! When poachers steal dozens of egg sacks from Pup’s reef, he makes it his duty to rescue his brothers and sisters. His mission becomes more difficult when he realises that he must venture above water and tackle a landscape filled with both beauty and danger. Afraid for Pup’s safety, his best friend Julius follows him, attempting to bring him home. Wearing an amazing ‘fish-suit’ which allows him to walk on land, Julius will also discover that sharks may not be the most frightening creatures in the world…

Specs 15

Genre Romantic Comedy
Format AC-3, Closed-captioned, Color, Dolby, Multiple Formats, NTSC, Subtitled, Widescreen
Contributor Adila Shakir, Andrew Susay, Aun Hoe Goh, Brian Zimmerman, Chi-Ren Choong, Colin Chong, Diong Lian, Gavin Yap, Gene Lim, Grindstone Entertainment Group, LLC; Lionsgate, Jason Cottom, Jay Sheldon, Kennie Dowle, Mahmoud Orfali, Max, Mike Swift, Steven Bone, Tikriti Shabudin
Language English
Runtime 1 hour and 32 minutes
MPAA rating PG (Parental Guidance Suggested)
Product Dimensions 0.7 x 7.5 x 5.4 inches; 2.72 ounces
Item model number 25563280

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Great kids’ movie!!
Reviewed in the United States on May 13, 2026 by Elaine l
A good movie for the kids and the adults.
I wrote a review on this movie a while back but now I am increasing my rating. After watching it and liking it a lot and realizing that all the negative reviews were not deserved I gave it to my mom so my little 5-year-old sister could watch it. And sure enough she loves it. She's had it for a week and she's already watched it a handful of times. She loves the movie. This just further reiterates my last review. Sea Level is an underrated movie with a lot of undeserved hate. Yeah it might have some creep scenes and one or two scary scenes but its PG, not G! It will have scary, creepy stuff. So now I give it 5 stars up from my previous 4 star rating. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 21, 2014 by Steven Trowbridge
Age appropriate for 3 year old
My 3 year old grandsons favorite movie - great price and awesome graphics
Reviewed in the United States on December 31, 2019 by Ms.Miller
Not a trivial cartoon.
Wonderful movie. My 4 and 3 year old were fascinated and the adults enjoyed the movie. Not for the simple minded though. This is a complex story line involving profound concepts such as deep friendships, the natural balance of nature and doing what is right. We love the backdrop of what looks to be a Thai fishing village. It's nice to expose children to a different walk of life. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 11, 2016 by B. W.
This is such a cute great movie & I highly recommend it :)
This is a great movie... Very fast shipping everything went smoothly & shipping was super fast will definitely be making future purchases from this seller A+++++ & two thumbs up from me :)
Reviewed in the United States on September 8, 2017 by makala L.
Garbage = Basura
How can so many people work together on a project and make something so horrible. Some of the beginning animation aside, everything else is garbage. From the story line, lack of plot, to the voice acting. I watch it in Spanish, but the voice acting in English doesn't seem to be any better. Don't waste your money. And if you do happen to watch in in the free Spanish version, know that there's an abusive father somewhere down the line. Didn't get far enough to witness that, thank God. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 26, 2020 by Caro D
A Cute Movie
This movie grabs the attention of children of all ages and yes even adults. The adventures have meaning and lessons to learn as this water adventure is a splash of fun for the entire family.
Reviewed in the United States on April 26, 2013 by dazzling star
Starts out at Sea Level but Sinks Pretty Fast
Well we all know that Finding Nemo set the standard by which all other underwater CG films are compared and to date, few (if any) have managed to get the formula right. Beginning with DreamWorks’ Shark Tale and crossing over A Turtle's Tale: Sammy's Adventures 1 & 2, The Reef (and Reef 2), Dolphin: The Story of a Dreamer and ultimately ending with the abysmal Legend of the Sea; that’s roughly the order I’d place them in from best to worst but the question becomes where does Sea Level fit in all of this? To cut to the chase, it ends up coming in closer to the “worse” side of the list though in all fairness it’s definitely better produced and certainly more tolerable than the unwatchable Legend of the Sea and actually trumps 20th Century Fox’s Dolphin the Story of a Dreamer in most categories as well. If none of this means anything to you, let’s take a look at the film on its own merits for a better understanding of where it succeeds and where it comes up short. Sea Level comes to us by way of Silver Ant; a Malaysian animation outfit where it was originally called SeeFood and hit theaters in March of 2012. Working with 40 animators, the team took roughly two years to complete the animation process. Coming in at a runtime of 92-minutes, Sea Level boasts a very appropriate PG rating for animated intensity and some inappropriate language – parents, take this rating seriously. Children being called idiots, getting smacked around and the word “hell” all make appearances here. The story centers on an unlikely duo- Pup, a young bamboo shark and Julius the intimidating but good hearted oceanic white-tip shark. Pup discovers egg sacs within his reef while exploring only to be startled by human poachers who show up out of seemingly nowhere and steal the eggs. Determined to locate and restore the un-hatched shark eggs to their rightful environment, Pup sets out on a ridiculously challenging task, with the aid of Julius, a wise sea turtle, a shady sting-ray and a few other characters, to get the eggs back from the domain of humanity. While seemingly straightforward a plot structure as a film geared for children should be; Sea Level’s greatest crime is that the delivery is incredibly muddled. Somewhere along the way, we have some good intentions like sharks being more than mindless killing machines, humanity is to blame for the disappearance of a lot of the ocean’s species, pollution is bad and so on but the trouble is they are so strangely integrated into the story that any value they may have originally contained are filtered right out. Take for example the ludicrous concept that fish, well at least this one particular bamboo shark, is capable of living on land and breathing air. In my opinion, this in and of itself undoes 99% of the film’s message (not to mention all of the research the crew allegedly did to master the movements, behaviors, and mannerisms of the actual animals appearing in the piece). If this weren’t enough, by the end we have the other shark running around in a mech suit, we have an army of chickens hoping the sharks succeed, young kids getting arrested by the police and so on. In short, it doesn’t take much for the whole thing to come unraveled. Then there are the environmental themes scattered about that really don’t make things any better for the floundering prose. Yes there is a plant shown dumping toxins into the ocean that we occasionally flash to and there is a scene where the sea turtle is struggling to get air on account of the plastic shopping bag wrapped around her head but then we’re given the subplot that an evil eel and his band of crabs are supporting the pollution as part of their plan for oceanic domination. Wait, the lesson here is that certain creatures are pro-pollution? At the end of the day enough plot holes to drive a submarine through mixed with odd pacing that seems more like sequences were simply strung together than it does a continuous narrative will keep Sea Level from ever challenging the dominance of top entries in the genre. In the plus column, the characters, backgrounds, animations, they’re all pretty nice. Rendering is smooth and clean, particle effects and layering are very well done. On account of the fact that film, though created in Malaysia, was originally recorded and animated in English means that moth flaps and timing are all spot-on (avoiding the biggest pitfall known to plague imported foreign animated works). At the end of the day, Sea Level is by no means unwatchable but the beautifully drawn colorful DVD cover-art does little to portray some of the major inconsistencies contained within. Silver Ant displays a lot of potential, talent and passion in this piece but they would be wise to bring a western consultant on board for future projects should they wish to have a go at the leaders of the animated feature film industry. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 5, 2014 by ONENEO
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