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Maybe you've seen it all, and maybe you're already steeped in outraged, activist documentaries. But you haven't seen anything quite like The Cove, unless you can visualize a disturbing combination of Upton Sinclair's The Jungle, Free Willy, and the killing of Bambi's mother. The Cove is directed by the experienced National Geographic photographer Louie Psihoyos, who sets about to uncover a shocking (but regular) ritual on the Japanese coast: the herding and slaughter of thousands of bottlenose dolphins in the town of Taiji. A few dolphins are saved during this process, and sold off to aquariums so they can perform in water shows. The rest are crowded together and--away from prying eyes--stabbed to death, their meat sold as food. (Interviewing Japanese people on the street, they apparently have no idea that the "whale meat" on sale in stores is actually mercury-saturated bottlenose dolphin.) It's not that this mass killing is secret, exactly, but the fishermen of Taiji have done a proactive job of keeping cameras and other observers from getting a good look. Psihoyos wants to change all that, and he assembles a swashbuckling squad of scientists, filmmakers, and nerds (including movie F/X people who design fake rocks for hidden video cameras) to extra-legally smuggle recording equipment into the cove. The team's spiritual and emotional captain is Richard O'Barry, the man who helped popularize dolphins as cuddly animals as the trainer of TV's Flipper back in the 1960s--and who, horrified by the way dolphins have been used in public displays, has been an anti-captivity activist for decades. The footage that results is so shocking it should cause seismic reactions in viewers, and when O'Barry attends a meeting of the International Whaling Commission (portrayed by the film as ineffectual and/or bought off by Japanese interests) armed with video of the slaughter, he's like Rocky Balboa climbing into the ring for one more big fight. After what we've seen in the film at that point, it's unlikely many viewers won't be rooting him on. -Robert Horton
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In a sleepy lagoon off the coast of Japan, behind a wall of barbed wire and "Keep Out” signs, lies a shocking secret. It is here, under cover of night, that the fishermen of Taiji engage in an unseen hunt for thousands of dolphins. The nature of the work is so horrifying, a few desperate men will stop at nothing to keep it hidden from the world. But when an elite team of activists, filmmakers and freedivers embark on a covert mission to penetrate the cove, they discover that the shocking atrocities they find there are just the tip of the iceberg.
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__AMZN mikakunin__ / It's difficult to judge that which side is the truth & right...The conventions of daily meals are different in different cultures.For example,Some nations in some countries eat the meat of Dogs & Monkeys etc...Is it wrong killing the intellectual Dolphins ? Is it right killing the Lower Animals ? .....The animals in Africa live by nature according to the law of the Jungle.( The Stronger prey upon the weaker. ) God created this law.It's the eternal natural world.We the selfish humans flatter ourselves that we're able to control everything on the Earth.....Lastly,One Question ; What's the right way that we live on anything ? .....God only knows it.( Kami nomi zo shiru. )
11 人中、7人の方が、｢このレビューが参考になった｣と投票しています。
形式:DVD
Whether you agree with the messages of The Cove or not, I encourage you to watch the documentary to learn about the issue of dolphin hunting in Japan.
As an American who has lived in Japan for twenty years, I watched The Cove with mixed feelings, with both Western and Japanese perspectives. On the one hand, I strongly believe that the dolphins off the coast of Taiji are killed in a cruel, unnecessary way. I oppose the dolphin slaughter and the hunting of whales. On the other hand, I understand the indignation and insult the local fishermen feel when outsiders come into their town and interfere with their way of living. The Taiji people must feel that The Cove documentary makers were condescending and insensitive.
Japan is often portrayed as a closed society - an outdated stereotype. But the filmmakers were able to stay in Taiji and conduct much of their filming largely unmolested (the intimidation of “Private Space” and the nighttime operations obvious exceptions). Can you imagine how a group of Japanese filmmakers would have been treated in the US had they tried to secretly document what happens at the factory farms depicted in Food, Inc.? (Food, Inc. was a 2008 Academy Award runner-up to The Cove; these two great documentaries should be viewed together as companion pieces.)
As an American who has lived in Japan for twenty years, I watched The Cove with mixed feelings, with both Western and Japanese perspectives. On the one hand, I strongly believe that the dolphins off the coast of Taiji are killed in a cruel, unnecessary way. I oppose the dolphin slaughter and the hunting of whales. On the other hand, I understand the indignation and insult the local fishermen feel when outsiders come into their town and interfere with their way of living. The Taiji people must feel that The Cove documentary makers were condescending and insensitive.
Japan is often portrayed as a closed society - an outdated stereotype. But the filmmakers were able to stay in Taiji and conduct much of their filming largely unmolested (the intimidation of “Private Space” and the nighttime operations obvious exceptions). Can you imagine how a group of Japanese filmmakers would have been treated in the US had they tried to secretly document what happens at the factory farms depicted in Food, Inc.? (Food, Inc. was a 2008 Academy Award runner-up to The Cove; these two great documentaries should be viewed together as companion pieces.)
6 人中、3人の方が、｢このレビューが参考になった｣と投票しています。
形式:DVD
はっきり言って、これはどこに視点を置くかの問題であろう。米対日。どこに責任があるかなんて求めるなんて全くの無意味。
原爆のときでさえそう、被害者の視点にあったことはてめえらはあんのかつーの。イルカが殺されてかわいそうとか、序盤からいうてるが、おまえらは被爆してないからそんな事がいえるんじゃい。はっきり言って商業主義にしかならない。はっきり言って残念だ。
原爆のときでさえそう、被害者の視点にあったことはてめえらはあんのかつーの。イルカが殺されてかわいそうとか、序盤からいうてるが、おまえらは被爆してないからそんな事がいえるんじゃい。はっきり言って商業主義にしかならない。はっきり言って残念だ。
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素晴らしい作品です。
考えさせられ、感動し、悔しくなり、情けなくなり、恥ずかしくなり、激怒し、泣き、行動したくなる。一人日本人としてはすべての国民に是非見てもらいたい、そして自分で考え... 続きを読む
投稿日: 3か月前 投稿者: Deuce1121
イルカ
この映画は見てないけど、牛や豚は殺して食べるのに、なぜイルカはダメなのかよく分からない。... 続きを読む
投稿日: 17か月前 投稿者: ち☆え
ん…
伝統伝統って言うけど、私はやめてほしいと思う。本当にイルカ何か食べなくても生きていけるし、一部の漁業がこういう行為を行っているだけで関係のない人達が巻き添えになる... 続きを読む
投稿日: 18か月前 投稿者: みくる
文化としての捕鯨。
非常に興味深いDVD。... 続きを読む
投稿日: 18か月前 投稿者: 朱里九
The above reviewer is biased...
To state that this film is anti-Japanese propaganda, is just a deliberate... 続きを読む
投稿日: 22か月前 投稿者: Darth Kirk
血まみれの伝統なんていらない
数々の試練を乗り越えて、ようやく上映になりましたねえ。
勇気を持って上映禁止に反論した監督、ありがとうございました。... 続きを読む
勇気を持って上映禁止に反論した監督、ありがとうございました。... 続きを読む
投稿日: 23か月前 投稿者: ダン・Ｄ
X DAYを警戒せよ
主観だらけで非科学的、おまけに白人主義的な異文化の否定…これがこの映画のすべてであり、問題点を挙げればここには書ききれないくらいだ。... 続きを読む
投稿日: 23か月前 投稿者: karihito
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