jordan2240

I thought this was a solid 7 for about 3/4 of the movie even though it was a bit preposterous at times, but the ending (well, not the very end) sort of ruined the entire film for me. It was beyond preposterous and rife with stupidity. I'm not going to give it away, but let's just say the weapon the women used to try to take out their adversary was a rather poor choice, and their plan didn't seem particularly well thought out. Nonetheless, that scene did contain some entertaining gore. The acting was fine and there was enough suspense to keep me wondering how this would ultimately play out. Because of the ending, I can't necessarily recommend the film, but it wouldn't be the worst one you've ever seen either.

Watching someone being interviewed for an hour and a half isn't particularly interesting, and none of the information disseminated in this film is new. Shark conservationists have been trying to get out the same message for years.

Images of Ms. Ramsey swimming with the sharks get rather tiresome and don't prove anything that we don't already know about the animals. Statistically, it's well known that the chances of being attacked by a shark are very slim, so I'm not really sure what this film is meant to prove. I would suspect that those chances might actually increase if the number of people who start swimming with sharks increases as a result of this film.

Personally, I think it's sad that someone thinks their purpose in life is to swim with sharks, but to each her own. Hopefully she doesn't go the way of grizzly man, who thought his purpose was to hang with the grizzlies, but became part of one.