This might not seem as relevant to those living in other parts of the country, but I happen to live in San Diego, and quite a lot is being made of this documentary. And in particular as Sea World prepares to celebrate its 50th anniversary.
My observation so far has been that anyone who has seen the film is passionately enraged by Sea World's treatment of its Orcas, and immediately announces their intention to boycott the park. If I then ask them to describe the specific grievance they have against Sea World, or what the film revealed that so enraged them, they simply say that I "MUST SEE THE FILM". However, whatever modest inclination I might have had to watch this movie has been severely dampened by everyone's self-righteous insistence that it's now some sort of moral obligation.
It bears an eerie resemblance to the wave of sanctimonious hysteria that followed the "Kony 2012" film.
So if anyone out there has seen this movie... is the upshot basically, you were horrified to discover that a 5 ton predator wasn't perfectly happy living in a swimming pool? 'Cuz if that's the case, I can save myself 83 minutes and keep enjoying the shows.

Fuck em, they are animals, not humans. I don't care what they do to them, as long as they entertain me.

Kony.

Lot of good that did. Dumb fucks.

Considering a fucking starving dog in africa has more brain cells than you do, that doesn't say much.

Why don't you suck Kony's dick? I can't think of a more useless piece of shit excuse for a human being than you right now.

"Kony-Blackfish 2014" would break records, like Alien vs. Predator.

Lol like Coney Island white fish? Derp-da-derp. 45 year old load lumping midget.

He's all riled up. Fucking hilarious.

Keep trying little girl. Maybe one day you'll be entertaining.

Yes, I finally broke down and watched this movie, but that was a few months ago. I don't get your confusion. It was a pretty simple story. You can watch it for free on Netflix or for a couple of bucks on iTunes.

The movie explains how Sea World did not treat their animals humanely, but more importantly, it presented the case that this information wasn't just discovered in hindsight (after the most well publicized death of a Sea World employee in Florida), but it was repeatedly ignored after multiple incidents. This intentional disregard for employee safety caused the OSHA to step in and require them to take basic safety precautions.

That isn't a very complicated story-line.

That's so pornish it would've fit in somewhere else here.

HORRIFIC