The End of the Line Trailer

oscarreggiotube Says:

Jul 12, 2011 - Hey people please do not accuse Asians as a guilty for this problem. The run for eating fishes is a world cultural moving, we discover our diabetes or fatty junky foods consequences and we at Western increasingly eat less meat and more fishes. Just look for "SUSHI" "TEMAKI" restaurants opened recently at WESTERN CITIES... this is a cultural boom on eating fresh fishes worldwide. The asians always eat fresh fishes. Just the western people discovered the sea cooking benefits nowadays. Peace.

EightiethRocket Says:

Jul 16, 2011 - @oscarreggiotube Sure, countries all around the world are contributing to the decline of fish populations in the sea, but Western people arn't slaughtering the most intelligent creatures on the planet for food. Google "The Cove" and tell me that Western culture is just as bad as Eastern culture when it comes to what they eat from the sea. Killing a fish is one thing, but killing whales and dolphins? They don't realize how close to extinction some of those animals really are. It's just sad.

sunsetsbythesea Says:

Jul 18, 2011 - loved this movie. another reason I want to become a marine biologist.

abbadabbadolittle Says:

Jul 20, 2011 - @n52nimbus Lets not forget about the whales the Japanese slaughter and the dolphins by the Chinese. How about the farm raised poisonous fisheries in China where the fish are so full of antibiotics and chemicals. Sunami please!

Trafa522 Says:

Jul 26, 2011 - @Lillyvon Australia's fisheries are among the best managed in the world and should be recognised as such.

Lillyvon Says:

Jul 27, 2011 - @Trafa522 - completely agree - and very proud of that fact. I'm willing to pay more for my seafood if it means our coast line, seafood etc are managed well. NZ has a very good system as well.

MegaNodor Says:

Aug 14, 2011 - BARRY LYNDON!!!!!

ArrozaZebra Says:

Aug 27, 2011 - @sumsurf6 you've just said everything!

imakooki Says:

Oct 8, 2011 - Like it...don't like the evolution part though

TomFeltonLove100 Says:

Oct 8, 2011 - Sad and deppressing :(Like if you agree

daisy2418 Says:

Oct 8, 2011 - @imakooki it really wasnt talking about evolution when it said evolving it meant changing and developing like growing bigger and stronger.

CrazyStacey101 Says:

Oct 8, 2011 - We are not God , we do not decide who dies - so why kill such beautiful creatures? Our oceans are dying because of greed , remember you can't eat money.We need to stop the slaughter.

imakooki Says:

Oct 8, 2011 - oh okay good

Ilovezeldanlink Says:

Oct 9, 2011 - like if bethany hamilton brought you here

hallo2821 Says:

Oct 13, 2011 - Join the revolutionStand up for what you believe in

Sandfurtz Says:

Oct 13, 2011 - dont eat fish

FeelTheDeadWeight Says:

Nov 5, 2011 - @Trafa522 You're kidding right? Australia's fisheries are terribly managed. We have pointless Green zone closures based on no scientific fact, and we can't even face the real problem of the pros absolutely raping the mullet and tailor stocks each year. Not to mention the 'accidental' by catch of premier sportfish, such as permit and tarpon.

50srocknrollfan18 Says:

Nov 24, 2011 - Anyone else expecting a movie about 2 guys that hijack a train?

TheBabyDreDre Says:

Nov 30, 2011 - Fish are friends not food

scurpenin Says:

Dec 8, 2011 - @TheBabyDreDre No way that fishes ARE food if you're not vegetarian. The problem is that fishing is not agriculture: you just take and dnever sough.But we do need a more substainable fishing.

Ignaciofishery Says:

Dec 16, 2011 - for all those fools that think that the reason is just not to eat fish i have a bad new for all ya, fisheries are not going to stop at all, several fishermen are concerned about this but the industry are mannaged by politicians and if their workers dont do his job..someone will certainly do. Now all those who think that fishing is killing ocean...the answer is just simple, AQUACULTURE! as simple as that the world´s future is in marine farms...theres nothing more sustainable than that

Trafa522 Says:

Dec 18, 2011 - @FeelTheDeadWeight Nothing you said makes sense. None of it. I'll say it again, loud & clear. Check your facts, SA (South Australian) Fisheries are the best managed fisheries in the world, full stop. Do some home work, you might surprise yourself...SBT is booming here, we have'nt seen so much fish for decades, neither have the scientists, that why they reversed the quota cuts and are talking of increases. My advice - DO YOUR HOMEWORK!!

Doppelganger177 Says:

Jan 5, 2012 - @Ignaciofishery you display the same type of ignorance that this movie tries to educate people against. if you had actually watched the film instead of just coming to youtube to preach your depressing right-wing conservative capitalist attitude on all the 'fools' then you would have learned that fish farms are actually NOT sustainable, they actually kill more fish than they produce; they are in fact the OPPOSITE of sustainable so please do yourself a favor and watch this film

Ignaciofishery Says:

Jan 5, 2012 - @Doppelganger177 actually is not ignorance, just common sense if you compare fishing and aquaculture you will find that its more sustainable and well, im just propossing something to do because im really sorry if you think that you can make the world stop eating fish, son thats not gonna happen so it may be a really nice film but its totally useless, we need solutions NOT problems, we need to solve those problems and its just an start, what would you do to make it better??

jurnalicious1 Says:

Jan 24, 2012 - Yummy! I love eating fish (mostly fresh water ones I catch myself)! They are highly nutritious, low in fat, high in protein, have essential vitamins/oils and part of a well balanced diet (sorry you misinformed preachy unnatural VEGANS).. So enjoy a fish meal today!