Underwater documentaries

[Spartakus]

There has been a similar thread on favorite movies including scuba. But I prefer documentaries. My favorites: The Blue Planet, Sharkman (with Michael Rutzen) and all Cousteau films (except for the shark killing and dynamite use in The Silent World - but these were the naïve old days).
Anyway, what are your favorite underwater documentaries?

 

[Garrobo]

I like the treasure ship hunts and finds.

 

[TomBomb]

I saw this one (I have no clue what the name is) on national geographic and it was all about truk lagoon. Very intersting and a ton of cool diving videos.

 

[trigfunctions]

Not exactly a documentary, but I can put this Fish ID DVD on and let it play all day long.

Scuba Diving -- Fishes of the Caribbean and Adjacent Waters

 

[Mike Campbell]

Blue Water White Death ...based on book Blue Meridian (or the other way around) which is a good read after or before the flic.
Mike

 

[Starlet]

I found this quite interesting - Amazon Abyss

BBC - Science & Nature - Amazon Abyss

Starlet

 

[Lj82]

I like the Great Ocean Adventures series by Monty Halls.
Shame that I can't find it on DvD locally (Singapore).

 

[DevonDiver]

Check out GREAT OCEAN ADVENTURES by Monty Halls.

It was for UK TV, but the 2 series are available on DVD.

Unlike most documentaries, this is shot from a diver's perspective.

On Amazon here

 

[micklock]

I watched Coral Reef Adventure on Netflix play instantly the other night, there is another one Under Water Hotel: Life on Artificial Reefs but it's not a play instantly movie.

 

[DevonDiver]

Some of the IMAX underwater films are awesome. I think they are released on DVD. You can certainly buy copies of them in Thailand ;-)