Quick Review: The shabby start is barely promising, but once the story sinks under the surface, "47 Meters Down" goes so tense, your fears will quickly start to emerge,
as the blend of sharks, gore, and claustrophobia, brings some
deep-sea-thrills so big, they'll leave you gasping for air, but also
struggle along with the victims. Kudos to Roberts, who executes the hard-to-film
underwater scenes very capably, and effortlessly, and makes them look
scarily real, yet soaked in dark, turbid atmosphere.
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Very early review - won't be able to see it until October. Matthew Modine is sure showing up in a lot of things lately.
Indeed. Alex, make sure you check this one out when released, as it's certainly one of the most entertaining and intense shark flicks ever created.
The trailer already got me hooked like a fish on bait (pun intended); about time we get a decent shark flick since Jaws!
Kaijinu, just wait to see the movie! :) Best shark flick since 2010's "The Reef"!
Speaking of shark movies, had you seen The Shallows? I thought it was beautiful!
No, not yet, because it premiers here in August, but I heard some great things about it. Will check it out as soon as it comes out.
Oh, you should, man! The mall I went to last Monday had it playing as a "sneak preview" since the movie's supposed to be out in August 10! Worth the opportunity!
Thre are no sharkcages without floaters on them. Ridiculousy, in this movie there is such a cage. Come on folks!! Think with your brains please!!!
I know, and I will. I live in Europe, so most of the films come out either earlier, or a bit later than in the US. :)
Gerben, I see your point, but at the end of the day, if there were floaters on that cage, the the film wouldn't go in the desired direction, would it? ;)
Amazing, amazing film... makes the Shallows look like a swim in the pond.
Well-said, Duvall! :)
Gerben – I made the “shark cage” used in this movie. I have not actually seen the film yet but as I understand it, in the story, or perhaps the back story, the cage was not intended for shark observation, it was found by the dodgy shark diving people in a scrap yard, hence the rust and lack of floaters.
Roger, thank you for that explanation. The entire cage thing makes much more sense now, and I believe that Gerben would agree.
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