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Abe Sapien ponders the film... DEEP BLUE SEA
Alrighty folks, this review of DEEP BLUE SEA is filled with spoilers... but.. well, Abe Sapien sent it in, and gosh... I figure he really knows about things that swim. The review really doesn't like the film. In fact, I'd go so far as to say they really really didn't like the movie. But hey... I just want to see good shots of sharks chowing down on people. Lots and lots of people. And... well, it doesn't sound like I'm gonna get that.... sigh... Well, I'm still up for seeing it. Usually, for me, Renny Harlin makes half movies. Films that don't quite cut the mustard, but usually has a sequence or two that are pretty cool. Yeah... I know. That's pretty sad, I keep praying he'll pull the whole show together... perhaps.. Some day.
Saw a preview of DEEP BLUE SEA last night in Glendale,
CA. Disappointing isn't the worst word I can use to
describe it. Renny Harlin strikes (out) again.
Some tidbits:
Okay, so this group of scientists are out in the
middle of the ocean on the retooled high-tech version
of that floating atoll from Waterworld trying to find
a cure for Alzheimer's Disease by harvesting some
nutrient from sharks' frontal brain lobe (or
something). Well, the head hottie scientist
apparently broke some scientific drug research rule
and genetically tampered with the sharks (Makos). The
sharks get smart. All hell breaks lose.
The sharks, however, are the smartest things in the
movie (if not the most believable).
The story becomes very run-of-the-mill very quickly.
The characters are all your standard action science
flick crew...the hero, the babe, the whiner, the tech
head, the suit, etc. etc. The acting is pretty
abyssmal at times and you know it's bad when the best
and most enjoyable actor in the flick is LL Cool J.
The only time anyone will enjoy the actors is when
they're being beautifully ripped in half by one of the
sharks.
The sharks were a mixed bag of puppets and CG. If
there were any real sharks, I couldn't tell. The
puppets were great and the CG sharks were adequate. I
thought they moved way too fast at times, to the point
where they didn't look like they were underwater.
Sam Jackson continues his sub-par acting (overflow
from his Phantom Menace work)as the financier of the
project. His death was the best. In the middle of a
big musical building hero speech, the sharks sense the
audience getting bored with his diatribe and promptly
pluck him from his soapbox and rip him in two.
The weirdest thing. The babe scientist (pardon these
descriptions, I don't remember their names nor the
actors who played them) finally fesses up that she
genetically enhanced the sharks that have flooded
their facility and have been killing them all. After
the audience instantly hates her for the rest of the
movie, she is one of three survivors. What the???
Her not dying was the final insult.
If you feel like you have to see this movie, sneak
into it in the middle and watch the phenomenal 'it
wouldn't be a Renny Harlin picture without the' giant
explosion. Otherwise, save your cash for Lake Placid
(I hope that doesn't suck). :)
Oh yeah...Renny Harlin was in the audience with us. I
wonder how he felt when that guy yelled "THAT SUCKED"
at the end of the flick.
Signed,
ABE SAPIEN
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I still have hope, I love movies, and I give credit to where credit is due, which brings us to Harlin...cuz I hope he did hear from that audience member. Some of these people have to hear it straight. They must be surrounded by "YES men" or else how could all these shit movies be released?! If I was there you bet your ass I would have said something...or better yet, walked out in the middle of the flick and made sure I got a glance at Renny...
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I know what you all will say.....but The Adventures Of Ford Fairlane is still my favorite of his films with The Long Kiss Goodnight coming in a close second....Ford fairlane still stands the test of time with humor. though a little dated with music...i love that film. i cry laughing every time i see it.
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Jul 02, 1999 3:21:37 AM CDT
I would pay good money to see Harlin's reaction to that comment
by paragonian
Think if you were in the directors shoes. You spend over a year of your life with twenty hour days working your ass off to make this movie and when you go to a preview to see the audience respond to it someone yells "That sucked" at the end. I kind of feel guilty for laughing cause I'm sure it broke Harlin's heart but I just can't help it. I agree with Harry that his films usually contain one or two cool things but are just bad movies. Maybe next time I guess.
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Cinema is dead!! 99.9% of movies released in the last 15 years are nothing but pure, unadulterated SHIT! Films these days are made only for retards. No one ever seems to realize that they're being fucked up the ass by the studios, except those who avoid movies altogether. Film makers have but one specialty nowadays - THE ART OF RAPE!!! They like to rape people! And they are very good at doing it. Whenever you go into a theater, just remember that you're about to be raped!! If you come out after seeing a movie and your asshole feels sore, that means you've just been buttfucked!! This is why most directors hang around to watch a film with the audience - they like the way people look and sound while they're having their ass pounded! Don't give these perverts the satisfaction. Stay away from the theaters with a good conscience, and a virgin asshole!!!
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...or so sayeth FLESH CAFE. Well maybe you are just going to see the wrong films. If your sole in take of movies in the last 15 years consists of films by the likes of Renny Harlin then maybe you could be forgiven for making such a broad (yet narrow minded) generalisation. There are so many filmic joys out there... Shawshank Redemption, Resevoir Dogs, even kid fodder like Toy Story proves that cinema is still an art form. Do yourself a favour, check out foreign cinema, European, Far East just to reaffirm this fact. Sure I'd be a fool to say Hollywood doesn't need a size ten up it's arse sideways, but to believe it is peddling the filmic equivolent of rape is, I'm afriad the saddest thing I have heard in many a moon! Wake up and smell the coffee... hollywood is dead, long live cinema!
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Jul 02, 1999 6:50:26 AM CDT
The DBS preview looks GREAT and the movie will be a BLOCKBUSTER
by abking
The preview looks amazing and the audience I saw it with went wild over it. Dark Horizons gave two very positive reviews of the film. This movie will be a quality BLOCKBUSTER. Judge it for yourself.
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How do studios make money these days. They spend a hundred million on a flick, god knows how much to promote it, it makes like 30 or 40 million and they STILL let the same people make movies. But americans should know better than to go see this crap. I should haveknown better before going to see Showgirls.....but the tits and vagina made it all worthwhile i guess.
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Wake up, fellas. It's what The Mummy should've been. Imagine a five minute sequence with CGI bugs twice that size chasing Brendan Fraser and Rachel Weisz down a murky corner of a collapsing tomb with rampant gunfire, fast pacing, and the bugs actually catching up with them. It's like, take everything you didn't like about The Mummy(the boring pace, the lack of scares, the wimpyness) and then pump up what you liked about it on steroids and add Samuel L. Jackson.
Dark Horizons got several test screeners who said it was awesome and ready to gross Matrix-like numbers. -
Gotta second that emotion with regards to Long Kiss Goodnight. Giddy fun beginning to end. The look on Geena's face when she nails that tomato to the cupboard door is priceless. But here's a question. Why do directors always screw up their relationships with actress girlfriends? Geena and Renny, Mira and Quentin, even back to Rita and Orson... Note to self: UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES BECOME A DIRECTOR.
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...If all cinema sucks, why are you even visiting a website that all about film? DEEP BLUE SEA is probably not one of the better films to come out this year, I grant you, but it takes such stinkers to make us appreciate the really great films out there. And there are a lot of them. Try starting with an open mind.
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Smart sharks were done as a comedy skit on "saturday Night Live" many moons ago. This movie is predictable and mundane. No thanks, I'll pass on this one! I'd rather be forced to see "WWW"!
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No. This movie is BAD. It's not on the level of a Matrix. More like a DEEP RISING, and that movie was actually fun because it didn't take itself so goddamn seriously. No, this flick's gonna eat a big shit sandwich.
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Man, what a bunch of complainy, angst-ridden hate mongers. This summer has been great. A lot of good movies - STAR WARS, AUSTIN POWERS 2, TARZAN, SOUTH PARK, BIG DADDY, and coming soon EYES WIDE SHUT, BLAIR WITCH, MUPPETS FROM SPACE, MYSTERY MEN and IRON GIANT. What did we have last summer? Godzilla and Armageddon. Blech. Admittedly, we DO have a BATMAN & ROBIN this summer by the name of WILD WILD WEST, but it will quickly be forgotten. You people seem to have lost the ability to enjoy a movie on ANY level for ANY reason. For the record, just because some whiny bitch decides to post his personal feelings on how much he hates STAR WARS in EVERY talkback column REGARDLESS of topic doesn't mean EVERYONE hates the movie - typically, the least amount of people are dissatisfied, but they also happen to be the loudest and most intolerant. Don't pay any attention to them - they'll hate everything no matter what. It doesn't matter what's in the film, what it does right. I mean, that guy up there talking about how everything else this summer was awful but WILD WILD WEST was so great. I saw that movie yesterday. It was rather like a 2 hour exersize in horrific torture - A BATMAN & ROBIN, SMALL SOLDIERS, or MORTAL KOMBAT: ANNIHILATION for this summer. I always laugh when people put everything down but it turns out they just have really bad taste in movies. So to you hate-filled, bitter assholes out there who somehow feel the need to bless us with your poorly-worded, angst-ridden defecations, remember - there are those of us who LIKE movies, ENJOY life, get along with other people, etc.....
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I don't know very much about this new movie, but didn't Akiva Goldsman write this? Isn't this moron supposed to be writing the next Tom Clancy movie? Oh God!
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Die Hard 2 was awesome, so was Cliffhanger and don't get me started on The Long Kiss Goodnight. I forgive him for Cutthroat Island since he was probably whipped by Geena Davis and he got stuck with Matthew Modine as a leading man. That would make me unmotivated enough to make a bad film. I downloaded the trailer for Deep Blue Sea and I can't stop watching it. This movie looks freakin' cool!
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I don't blame Renny for this piece of crap. If it had even an ounce of a good story, he could do somthing with it, but it didn't. And Akiva was an exec. producer on this, he didn't write it this time, however I feel he's somehow responsible and didn't want to take any writing credit. And how could this even get near Matrix like box office numbers? The sharks just don't cut it (excuse the pun.) The animatronic ones RULE, the cg ones SUCK. Sorry Mr. Okun, but aren't you tired of being the VFX Supervisor for shitty Warner Bros. underwater films? Sphere and now Deep Blue Sea? Dude, stay away from cg underwater (hell even topwater) sets for a while. Anyways, I hope that Universal sees this and says, 'Ok we know what NOT to do with JAWS 5' and that Disney says, "Thank god we didn't have him do MEG. (which I thought was a crappy book)' I still think a good shark film CAN be made, it just needs a great script (but with Warner Bors. what else is new?). And Warner Bros., it's pretty bad when you create a character that is hated so much that you feel compelled to make her a survivor and get her involved in a relationship with someone who thinks shes a fuckin' bitch to start. All I can say is 'thank you LL Coll J!' He was the only bright spot in the film, with the exception of his video will (what the fuck was that comic relief moment for?) He was the only saving grace in the film. Gee, for two summer movies, Warner's you're 0 - 2. Was this a test for your new Production Exec. Duncan Henderson? Man, I think he would have stayed at FOX if this is the kind of crap you're giving him.
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I just love how in almost everyone of these talkback columns there are always some idiots who like to criticize and put down a movie without having seen it because they JUST KNOW IT IS GOING TO SUCK for some stupid reason( i.e. the director, the stars, the premise). These people usually have an IQ of about -1. If some of you ignorant assholes are so dead set against just enjoying a movie and having a good time than I have a suggestion.... STOP GOING TO THE MOVIES and STOP VISITING A WEBSITE THAT IS DEDICATED TO MOVIES!!! The buzz I am hearing from the people who book movies for theaters is that DEEP BLUE SEA is going to be BIG.
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Go shoot somewhere as far as you can get from the execs so you can make your movie without them fuckin' it up. Hell, re-write some (if not all) of a bad script and shoot it, send back the dailies you shot with the re-written pages and they'll be happy. Just go far, far away to do it. Renny, Mexico wasn't far enough and Europe doesn't count because there is actually business there they can fly for. Try Australia, where the Wachowski's were smart enough to get their vision of their movie done. Or even New Zealand! Tell me LOTR isn't being done without much supervision. Jackson has pretty much total control because who the ehll is going to fly to New Zealand? That way you're free to do what you want to do, free to be in control. Just something to think about.
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He makes movies that are pretty fucking cool. Take Cliffhanger, Long Kiss Goodnight. Very fun flicks. And Cutthroat Island was ok.. I'll enjoy this movie, and according to the applauds the preview gets, so will the mass public.
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I am looking forward to Deep Blue Sea. Cliffhanger is one of the greatest action films ever made, and Harlin still has potential. I agree with VOGUE that too many idiots who do not know how to enjoy a movie for what it is visit these sites with their hateful rantings. LEIAHUMPINEWOK is a perfect example of what is wrong with today's audiences. If a movie looks appealing, then see it. If it does not, then don't. Believe me, the people who like movies do not want you there. I LOVED EPISODE I, and I LOVED THE SPY WHO SHAGGED ME. I knew that a movie like THE GENERAL'S DAUGHTER would not appeal to me any more than TITANIC did, so I simply avoided it, but wasted no time bashing a movie that I would not enjoy simply because I prefer SF, HORROR, COMEDY, and ACTION films.
EPISODE I has unfortunately brought out the worst in many of us (I especially enjoyed the critics and analysts who predicted the movie would flop, even as it closes in on $400 million domestically after nudging past JURASSIC PARK this week). Save your ineffectual opinions for those who care, which judging by EPISODE I's and THE SPY WHO SHAGGED ME's grosses, would be the minority of the filmgoing public. Get a life. -
Shiver me timbers, Seaman Staines! It's piracy on the high seas! I saw the movie too and didn't like it either, but I had to sign a card promising the film-makers I wouldn't discuss the film I was about to see in any public print or electronic medium. Is that how this works? Avast there, me hearties and take no prisoners! Arrr!
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Saw a trailer for 'Deep Blue Sargasso Sea' in front of Wild Wild West (which I have now decided is WORSE than EP1, which I thought was nothing short of TERRIBLE). Deep Blue Sea is one of those movies where you think "Who'd wanna watch this crap?" I mean, really. To quote my friend, "you can tell [Renny] is trying as hard as possible to direct/make a movie like Spielberg." He's right. This just looks like Jaws 3 Part 2, and NO ONE is going to care. Oh, I must say this. A lot of you thought this would be the best summer for movies ever. Well, I think it's been the worst! The best film was Tarzan, I guess, but, after I saw it, I didn't think about it again. Not like The Matrix, the best film I've seen this year. Man, I just couldn't get that film outta my head! You know, with each crap fest like Austin 2 or WWW, I think back and Mummy keeps getting better and better. At least it made sense... Oh, and at least people DIED!
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I was also at the DBS screening. Yes, someone did scream "It sucked" at the end; however, most of the audience clapped and leaving the theater I heard (mostly younger) people say it was "awseome!" I know that major changes are going to made to the film and the CGI was all works in progress. It seemed like your "reviewer" got a perverse pleasure out of seeing a director who worked two years trying to make a kick ass film hear some dickhead yell "it sucked." It didn't. It's a dead on horror movie that delivers.
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Hey guy above me whose posting name just dropped out of my head- the movie opens in a month, and you're claiming the effects aren't done yet? That's certainly reassured ME as to the quality of the film. But I have to admit, the trailer (once I saw it in theatres) was great. Not quite Sleepy Hollow great, but still great. And everyone in my theatre liked it too. So neener neener neener. (Oh wait, you liked it, didn't you? Well, neeners to those other people then.)
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Someone above said "If the film doesn't appeal to you, don't see it." I tend to actually follow this bit of logic. IF I Don't find a movie appealing when I see the trailors, then I tend to not pay good money to go see it. However, those same movies I pass on in theaters, I end up seeing on home video. I'll pass seeing this in the theaters, but when it does end up on home video - possibly soon judging from your reactions - I may rent it. In regards to Renny Harlans talent, I believe someone - the name escapes me - said it best "Renny Harlan is a poor mans John Woo." He seems to try too hard to be artistic, or creative in his filmaking, and it shows. But since someone said this is supposed to be a horror film, I have one question: How many _GOOD_ horror films have been made where you could fully see the killer/monster? Even the first "Friday the 13th", and "Nightmare on Elm st." films kept the "monster" in the shadows. I've seen a trailor for this, and the shark is clearly too visible for this to actually startle someone. I think I'll wait.
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Jul 02, 1999 3:43:57 PM CDT
The guy who yelled "That sucked!" with Renny Harlin in the theat
by rodzilla
What a self absorbed, disrepectfull jerk. I'm sure he knew, like everyone else in the theater, that the director, many of the film's crew and the producers were in attendance. This really makes me blow my stack, when I consider the spoiled, unmannered losers we breed in this country. Keep your fucking mouth shut or put your money where your mouth is and go make your own film so we can all scream, "That sucked!" at you. You can go home and complain all you want, but show some respect for the people that spent a year and a half of their lives making something to entertain you for two hours. As Jar Jar would say, "How rude!" IF I heard this asshole scream this out, I would be first in line to kick this worm's butt all over the parking lot. Thanks to Figaro for having some common sense, and by the way, it's become a common practice to be working on the CGI effects right up until about a week before the film's release.
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What a big budget, over hyped, unoriginal ( aren't they all ), poorly acted Hollywood movie which sucked, surely not !!
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This jerk saw the movie for FREE!!! He probablly busted his bum to get into this exculsive free screening too! I'm mad as Hell, and I'm not going to take this anymore!
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Jul 02, 1999 6:27:35 PM CDT
Hey Figaro.. (sorry couldn't resist) y'know, Warner inside joke.
by devils halo
Just out of curiosity, but "What did it deliver?" There were a couple scenes which made me jump, but the overall story didn't deliver. The characters, save LL Cool J's cook, didn't deliver for me either. Dr. McAlister (Saffron Burrows) was the worst character! So many people around me kept saying she should "fuckin' die" ever since she bitched at Carter (Thomas Jane) early in the movie. Many more of those same people around me moaned in disgust between the relationship between her and Carter because that was total bullshit. And don't tell me it was a love & hate relationship, it was more of an "I know you're a fucked up chick because all you care about it the cure for Alzheimers, while all these other people are getting bit in half and you got me by the balls because you know about my criminal record, but hey, I'll give you a chance, if we survive, but it's because of your fucked up genetic experiments that got us here in the first place" relationship. Every horror theme in this movie didn't deliver, because it's been done before. I REALLLY REALLY wanted to like this movie. REALLY! I'll tell you now I was the first asshole in line to see JAWS 4: The Revenge. I've seen just about every damn shark (or somewhat related) film there is, from Tintorera to Tentacles (I can't wait to see the IMAX one.) I saw JAWS when I was 7, and it was a movie that changed me, made me want to be either involved with ichthyology or movie making. I chose the later. This movie was a great disappointment, not so much because of Renny Harlin, but more so towards Warner Bros. and Village Roadshow for not re-writing this into something that could have been great. If you just want cool blood and guts shark attacks, then I guess this will deliver (although the CG ones just felt stiff. The only exception being Rapaport's legs, nice homage to Spielberg! And it twitches!) But everything else in this movie falls way short. Borrowing from too many films to become unoriginal (Leviathan, Deep Star Six, The Abyss [interior sequences], JAWS 1, 2 [the electrocution], 3 [attacking the main lab thru the glass], 4 [replace LL with Mario Van Peebles without the accent]) . I'm still looking forward to a great shark film, the animatronics in this proved that one could be done. It's up to studios to have a great script. Until then I'll be waiting. And if Disney is still thinking about MEG, please don't come up with the 10 minute wrap up the book had for dealing with that shark. So Figaro, let me know what you saw that delivered either here or by e-mail. I'm not bashing you for liking it, I just want to know why.
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DEEP BLUE SEA is going to be the second best thrill ride of the summer after EPISODE ONE. The preview is FUCKING AWESOME. When I saw the preview in the theatre, the audience I saw it with loved it. Renny Harlin is one of the GREATEST action directors up there with the best of them. His movies -CLIFFHANGER, DIE HARD 2, THE LONG KISS GOODNIGHT, A NIGHTMARE ON ELM STREET 4- are all ULTRA COOL. Harlin was very smart to make a movie that's a mixture between JAWS and JURASSIC PARK (two of the greatest thrill rides of all time). DBS is going to make major money for WB and make up for that pile of SHIT WWW. The effects look cool and you can see where the 100 million budget went. If there are three films to wait for for the rest of the summer, it's DBS and THE HAUTING and EYES WIDE SHUT. Tell me that the scene where the GIANT FAT shark is draging the guy to break the glass isn't COOLER THAN HELL. Some audience members that I saw the DBS trailer with said "that looks cool and I want to see it". How could a movie with Samuel L. Jackson not be good??? I also want to see Saffron Burrows (the lead female) tits get wet. She has giant tits and I hope one of the sharks get a peep at them before she gets away. Man DBS is going to ROCK. I hope Harlin got to suck Saffron Burrows nipples before she left the set on the last shooting day. Harlin had a headache filming this GREAT film for almost 2 years and I hope she let him suck those GIANT tits that are on the cool teaser poster.
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Sorry to put a crick in everyone's DBS hard-on, but doesn't anybody else think the obvious "almost, but not quite Jaws" music in the trailer was pretty weak. Renny shoots pretty pictures, but nothing here looks particularly original. Sam Jackson is the man, but I'd rather see him act than fight CGI sharks. Those bikini babes in the trailer look like outcasts from a Fred Olen Ray movie. At least the Olen Ray flicks are SUPPOSED to be bad. I think I'll just go see South Park again.
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I am a little disturbed about the comments criticizing Jeff Okun. Its not his fault the actors could not carry the film. I point more to the assistants. They are the ones to blame!! Why dont the Waterheads at Warner use some discretion in there hiring practices? JESUS christ. Trained monkeys to do a better job!!
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It was a joke!!
If the movie was so bad, why was everyone jumping out of their seats at the preview? Make no mistakes, this movie is SCARY. I was at the preview and even those who criticized it were freaked out at the shark attack scenes. People are not going to go to this movie to see the acting, they are going because they enjoy shark movies. This is definitely worth the money for the ticket if you enjoy being scared.
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I saw the movie and the crowd was deeply into the film until the relationship scene just stopped it dead in its tracks. From there I was having so much fun just laughing at the "Stupid Bitch" as she is dubbed by one of the actors that it was just hard to get back into being scared.
The sharks were awesum!!! The film has the coolest ever storm and crash sequences ever in it, the most unique ever death scene which is sooooooo cool and weird that it is hard to imagine the sick mind could even think it up. All the death scenes are very cool!
Now the purpose of a preview I thought was to see how the film plays in front of a crowd. I think this crowd made it clear what needs to be fixed. And I am sure they will. The film is going to kill at the box office because it is cool.
But the acting of the leads truely sucked. Except L.L. and the guy whose arm is ripped off. The question is: can they fix that in editing?
I thought most of the visual effects looked really cool. The ones that didn't are problably "works in progress" as the announcer guy said at the start of the film.
In the end - even if the film did suck, which it doesn't, its cool and fun enough that it would be a blast just to go see it to rip it apart.
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just disengage your brain and enjoy a couple of hours mayhem on happening on the screen, it seems to me that many people hate Harlin so they don't like this film, Long Kiss Goodnight is always entertaining so I hope this film is a big hit so someone gives Harlin something really worthwhile
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I think you all need to remember that the Sharks are the stars here and they are AMAZING!
The ending did leave us a bit flat but the attack scenes more than make up for it. I dont want to ruin it but POOR SAM JACKSON!! OUCH!!
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Renny Harlin has only made one semi-bad film, and that is Cutthroat Island. The Long Kiss Goodnight was arguably the best action film of the 90's. It bombed in the U.S but we loved it in Europe. His fascination with Ice...maaan, he laid the ground work for Fargo and Simple Plan. To those of you who scream Matrix!, haven't anyone been insulted by a film that takes about 55 minutes to explain to us what we've already guessed from the first five minutes? (What is the Matrix?) Come on. If you ever read one comic book you'd know the story by heart even from the trailer.
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I saw the preview too and I really enjoyed the movie. It had some weak moments, but I am sure those will be fixed after the studio types saw how the audience reacted. Remember these previews are of "works in progress" not "finished movies." How do these so-called reviewers even know which are the CG sharks and which are the real ones? The film is an entertaining horror/action film that does what it sets out to do.. take the audience on a thrill ride. Go see it with an open mind.
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so. i didn't really know anything about the director until i read all these comments. and now that i know who he is and what he's done...i'm even more excited about the movie. long kiss goodnight? yes. awesome. hell. i even liked cutthroat island. about the "shallowness" of the characters in DBS that everyone mentions, i say GOOD! i'm all about sharks ripping people apart...and even MORE so when i hate that particular person. here's to shitty characters getting eaten...may they all suck...may they all die. i'm looking forward to movie...but not building two prints of it up tomorrow...
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