To each his own, I always say... I really don't take these things too seriously -- I started this site because I think octopuses and squid are incredible animals, and I believe there's a fascination with them that is well-founded. Misinformation abounds, but I'm kinda OK with that, especially when it comes to entertainment. Meaning, there's not much I aspire to do about it -- I'm more interested in passively studying how society and culture relates with these creatures, rather than actively trying to represent these animals in a certain way. At the same time, I think this kind of commentary and other such observations are extremely healthy and progressive, and is a big part of why I enjoy this community so much. Progression via discussion is all good!
Generally speaking, unless there's something blatantly cruel or dangerously erroneous regarding cephalopods, I'll tend to just observe it with interest and/or amusement... and hopefully it'll make for an interesting discussion here in the community.
Of course, my views and philosophy on this doesn't necessarily reflect that of the TONMO.com staff or the community... That's just me!
Regarding this movie, it stinks by all accounts. If you go into it knowing that, perhaps it'll be more enjoyable? Good luck!
Tony? Is it really worth watching this movie or... am i just going to get P.O.'d so to speak??? Just because a (big) creature of the deep we know nothing about is going to just (naturally) prey on humans??? Man... this is so typical of humans... don't you think?? No offence to Peter Benchley but... even Spielberg admitted to feeling guilty about what he did to the shark population after JAWS. ( and so he should)... oops did i say that out loud lol 
