I watched this movie last evening...well, to be honest, after the first hour, I skimmed through the rest as it was more of the same over-dramatized interviews and manic sound bites from Treadwell. The interviews with Jewel and the coroner were just as disturbing as the story itself as they both seemed like scenes from a bad soap opera.I wish the film maker had given Treadwell's mental and life history earlier in the movie as I spend much of the first half hour thinking, "Is this man serious? What is wrong with him? Why hasn't anyone tried to get him some help?" Clearly his friends and family saw his mental instability. It's so sad his life had to end so tragically and another human being lost her life as well.Still, I imagine if I muted the film, much of the footage might take on new meaning without Treadwell's distracting commentary. Nature in all its splendor and shadow is to be admired and respected.