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Shark Week: Jawsome Encounters (2016/Discovery/Lionsgate 3-Disc DVD Set)



Picture: B- Sound: B Extras: D Episodes: B



If you're a fan of sharks and haven't embraced the richly produced annual Discovery Channel Shark Week series, then this Shark Week: Jawsome Encounters (2016) set will be a great way for you to dive in head first! This three-disc DVD set is not only factual but is so incredibly well shot that its easy to feel as if you are under the water along for the ride. In this edition, you get to explore zombie sharks, monster hammerhead sharks, tiger sharks, and of course, the great white himself! So whatever size you like your shark, you'll get to see it here in its natural habitat!


Episodes on the disc include:


Air Jaws: Fin of Fury

Shark of Darkness: Wrath of Submarine

Jaws Strikes Back

Monster Hammerhead

Alien Shark: Return to the Abyss

Lair of the Mega Shark

Spawn of Jaws: The Birth

Zombie Sharks

I Escaped Jaws 2

Sharkageddon

Megalodon: The New Evidence

Great White Matrix

Sharksanity


Presented in standard definition with a widescreen aspect ratio of 1.78:1 and a lossy English 2.0 Dolby Digital Stereo Audio track, the show looks as good as it did on the original broadcast version. Of course, a Blu-ray would be expected have a crisper and more satisfying HD presentation but for DVD. this release doesn't look too bad. Also included is a digital copy. No additional extras either.


I'm not a shark expert by any means, but being a fan of sharks and shark movies, I had a great time watching all of this and found it pretty easy to binge watch. Some highlights of the program for me was Shark of Darkness, where we actually see a tour boat sink and a rescue mission is dispatched and even the late actor Paul Walker shows up in the episode Spawn of Jaws, where he helps put a tracking device on a pregnant shark to see where she lands to give birth. Tragically, the actor died before they could meet again months later to witness it. At any rate, this is a great release full of interesting content that will keep shark fans entertained.



- James Lockhart

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