It feels as if you're part of the journey, with all the highs and lows. The visuals are very cool, it's a strange and beautiful world down there. It's also like the wild west in the middle of the ocean, almost like Mad Max, and the choices these folks make, especially when deciding whether to search for their crew mates or stay with the mission, are more interesting because this is for real. It's good that there's no narrator but it takes some focus to keep track of everything that's happening, which is good but challenging. It's hard to believe people need to take such chances but evidently they do. The underdog strikes back. High stakes.
Review of At the Edge of the World
