It’s not the worst film you’ll ever watch but it will feel like a waste of time. In 2018, 1999 cult classic shark flick Deep Blue Sea finally got its first. Visuals? We get some attractive underwater imagery but it’s often ruined by a looming CGI beast. Deep Blue Sea 3 has been rated R for: Some violence, bloody images, and language. The location is quite interesting but isn’t used to really ramp up the events as it should. Emma Collins and her team are spending their third summer on the island of Little Happy studying the effect of climate change on the great white sharks who come to the nearby nursery every year to give birth. The acting isn’t bad, it’s just the characters are walking cliches. Sharks attack, things start to sink and people die. The links are tenuous at best and are never used to expand or develop the lore.
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Just another shark movie where if it didn’t have that title, you could believe was mostly unconnected to the original film. Heck, we’ve seen all these tropes in shark movies before! From the ‘exes’ who reconnect to the hard-nosed scientists who inevitably clash with the ‘mercenary team’ and the ‘whose the real monster’ angle. We’ve seen all this before and in much better settings. It’s no surprise that the film fails to hold your attention and other than a handful of moments, is utterly forgettable. Such a basic story stretched out to nearly 100 minutes. No, these are the last surviving sharks of Akhelios, the facility from the second film. It all seems simple enough, that is until it becomes clear that these sharks aren’t ordinary sharks. Richard and his team need to stop the bull sharks as they’ve killed humans and Tania and her team need to protect the nursery.Ī united pairing with a clear goal. The two sides are initially cold to each other, in particular as Richard and Tania dated in the past, but their shared interests see them team up. Richard Lowell (Nathanial Buzolic) and his team arrive, chasing three bull sharks. It’s there that every year, great sharks come to give birth, but this year things are seriously going to change.ĭr. Where she and her team are studying climate change in relation to a nearby nursery. Emma Collins who is on the near abandoned island of Little Happy. A shallow and boring effort, those hoping for a silly romp in the vein of the original will be very disappointed to find it has more in common with the second film. Although where Deep Blue Sea 3 is concerned, forgetting shouldn’t be much of a problem. Which brings us to 2020, the year we’d all like to forget. So along comes 2018 and the release of Deep Blue Sea 2, an overtly serious and un-fun sequel that no one was asking for. The original was released in 1999 and is surprisingly popular even though it really isn’t very good. Almost 20 years later, for no reason beyond the fact that shark horror is in vogue at the moment, we got a sequel to the fan-favourite Deep Blue Sea.
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