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It's a solid shark movie. The actors were good and the sharks look real. I don't get the low ratings, considering you go into this movie knowing what you're watching. My only critique would be that they say in the movie "there's never been any sharks in these waters." Dude, it's the Caribbean!!! Florida is the shark attack capital of the world....and it's part of the Caribbean. I live in South Florida and shark attacks are in the news all the time. I have actually almost been attacked by a shark on two occasions while in the Bahamas. One of which I caught on video. Sharks are literally everywhere in those waters, and everyone knows it. But overall, nice shark movie. And the boat captain is from Arachnophobia. I only remember that cause that movie scarred me for life as a kid. Look that one up if you want to be terrified.

When I stumbled upon this 2024 movie, I didn't know what I was in for. All I knew was that it was a new shark-themed movie that I hadn't seen, and thus I opted to sit down and watch it. Yeah, I do have a thing for shark movies, despite the vast majority of them being questionable affairs.

And imagine my surprise when I saw that this movie has Julian Sands on the cast list. He has always been one of my favorite actors, and it was quite a nice surprise to get to sit down and watch this last movie that he starred in. And knowing that he will not be making more movies, sort of made it a bit of an emotional affair to see him on the screen.

Writers Andrew Prendergast and Nick Saltrese put together an enjoyable and entertaining storyline. It was a pretty straightforward storyline, so you can essentially just lean back and watch the action on the screen whilst munching on some snacks. I like the concept of the storyline, which takes your average generic shark-themed storyline and adds a twist to it. I have to say that I was genuinely entertained throughout the course of the movie.

The acting performances in the movie were good. The only performer that I was familiar with on the cast list was Julian Sands. It should be noted, though, that they had a good ensemble of actors and actresses for the roles, and they performed well.

Visually then the movie was good. It wasn't the type of shark movie that make usage of stock footage of sharks swimming around, and that spoke well in favor of the movie. The sharks looks real and moves realistic, adding a lot to the overall enjoyment of the movie.

If you enjoy shark movies, like I do, then "The Last Breath" is definitely well-worth sitting down and watching. I was genuinely entertained throughout the course of the 96 minutes that the movie ran for, and it is a movie that I warmly recommend you to sit down and watch.

My rating of director Joachim Hedén's 2024 movie "The Last Breath" lands on a six out of ten stars.

Every summer, as sure as there will be lazy days at the beach, there will undoubtedly be a shark movie. This year sees a couple, including The Last Breath. Every shark movie since 1975 owes a bucket of chum to Jaws. Whether intentional or not, every movie where a dorsal breaks the surface pays homage to the original fish tale. Jaws is sublime, and its effectiveness lies more in the interest of characterization than waiting for a mechanical monster to pop up. The flaw in most shark films post-Jaws is uninteresting characters and the emphasis on cheap thrills. The Last Breath rides this flaccid wave. The film merely treads water enough to remind audiences that they could instead watch Jaws.

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When the long-hidden wreck of the battleship "USS Charlotte" is discovered, it proves a must-explore opportunity for a visiting collection of erstwhile college students. Initially, "Noah" (Jack Parr) isn't keen on taking them all, but when he discovers that his local bar-owning mate "Levi" (Julian Sands) is $36k in the hole, he teases the the cash from the arrogant ass that is "Brett" (Alexander Arnold) and so down they go. Initially, all goes well enough but you have to remember that a battleship is a large construction with loads of corridors, ladders, portholes and especially with this one - rust. As this entitled and hungover bunch of travellers enter deeper into the infrastructure, they also meet a problem a little more menacing. Sharks like it down there too, and they are hungry for some rubbery frat sandwiches. What with a maze of collapsing ironworks, the odd dead body and now these marauding man/woman eating fish, we are set for quite an underwater adventure full of squealing and screaming with acting and dialogue that had me wanting to sign up for my local adopt-an-elasmobranch society. The photography works quite well and it does generate a little tension, but the rest of it just hammy comic book stuff where the cast deserve all the chewing they get. The sparingly featured Julian Sands must have fancied a free holiday somewhere warm, else he had a tax bill to settle - otherwise this is entirely forgettable fayre that we've all seen before and won't need to see again. Perhaps it should have been entitled "The Last Gasp"?

My dad got me hooked on shark movies. I've seen them all, low budget, high budget no budget. Jaws will never be beat. Well My daddy is gone now but i still watch them. So it always amazes me that people are so surprised to see a shark in the ocean. They do live in the ocean correct? Cant stand the one guy, or the idiot, point of fact no one is tolerable. I watched this for Julian. I will say this shark movie took a new turn and headed to a sunken battleship. That was a nice new story. But yeah these people were so surprised about the sharks well we all know sharks don't live in the ocean right? What happened to men being men? Do people think nothing will go wrong? Movie is slow. Long time to see a shark. I'm not the type to quit or lay down and die and think people should be more like that. Been better to twist this around to a shockwaves theme. I am happy to say I think Julian went up on that mountain to die. I fully believe this. I do like the movie was dedicated to him.

I honestly don't understand the low rating for this movie, of course it will not win any oscars but the movie does not deserve a 4.6 rating.

There is no bad CG in this movie, the shark is really well made and does not look fake like what one hundred percent asylum movies do.

Not sure what the budget for this movie was but its very well made. Of course most of the actors are unknown but they do a great job.

You get the spoiled rich kid, and female doctor student, a bit of drama but not too much and a great design for terror.

The old military ship is perfect with the shark moving around and they are all trapped.

All in all this movie deserves a higher rating and is well worth a rental at least its a very enjoyable shark movie.

You know what, I didn't expect much with this film, especially after reading the one review that was up, but I was pleasantly surprised,

The acting was pretty good with the exception of Julian Sands awful accent.

If you like decent shark movies, this is for you. If you want a truly good shark movie, I recommend 'Shark Under Paris'. That was terrific. In french with subtitles.

This film, whilst not having the budget of 'Shark Under Paris' is a good, lower budget shark movie.

I love shark movies and will watch most of them, some are so bad even I can't watch them. Some are so bad they're almost good.

This one is definitely amongst the better shark moveis out there.

A ship during the world war 2 sinks and decades later, it is found in the present day Noah and old Levi. They are happy about the fortune they are going to make after their discovery. They are accompanied by Noah's old friends for a dive to the shipwreck. Sounds adventurous? No. Add sharks, plural and it immediately becomes adventurous. With the human characters making enough dumb choices and the lazy sharks allowing them to, who will eventually survive the sharks attack, forms rest of the story.

The sharks are entirely CGI and there is nothing much fun about them. Those scenes, be it the build up or the actual scene, they remain bland throughout. The typecasted characters, a couple of brats, the typical female lead, her ex who is humiliated by the brats and the fact that they are all easy baits. Despite the film starting off with a flashback and jumping into present day, it's two different set of characters and before getting used to any of them, the story moves forward with the bunch of friends joining and none of them are worth rooting for. With the short runtime and enough kills, The Last Breath still doesn't make the cut for a passable shark film.

Loved this shark movie, much better than some, or even most, that have come out over the past few years. I remember as a kid being petrified watching Jaws 3 where there was that underwater scene in the pirate ship, but that is literally the only good part of that film. However, the idea for this film seems to have carried on from there, and it is exactly how Jaws 3 should have been! Definitely worth a watch! Good acting and characters and the CGI isn't that bad either. Obviously, this film has the generic things of most horror stories which clearly has had other people rolling their eyes but I still enjoyed it.

Another movie about dumb, smart people. At every turn, I turn into that black guy in the theater that's yelling "oh, come on!" Or "Get the f**k outta here!". Because one of these "geniuses" does something so stupid that it makes absolutely no sense. There's a couple people in this movie that from the beginning. I just kept thinking oh I hope they get eaten. Now. It's up to three. But, one down.

Personally, I think it's bad writing when somebody does absolutely everything right. Just as I believe it's bad writing when everybody does everything absolutely wrong. It's not realistic. I understand panicking under stressful situations but these characters did stupid stuff before they got into the situation. Which only complicated the situation it was just so predictively dumb.

In the British Virgin Islands, Noah (Jack Parr) and Levi (Julian Sands) discover the wreck of USS Charlotte which sank during WWII. The wreck is pristine after being buried all those years. Noah's college friends, Sam (Kim Spearman), Brett (Alexander Arnold), Riley (Erin Mullen), and Logan (Arlo Carter), have come for a reunion. Arrogant Brett insists on diving the unexplored wreck despite cash-strapped Noah's warning.

This is an average B-movie for the first half, maybe even the first two thirds. It's nothing special. The dive suits restrict the performances. There is the standard annoying character and people being stupid. Then the movie starts piling on some bad writing. When they go back to the surface, the sharks look worst and worst. Finally, there are a couple of really stupid shark scenes. It tries for awhile but it can't escape its bad shark movie genes.

Don't know why rating given by IMDb is low, this movie deserves more. It doesn't looks like B movie vfx and scenes made very well and it keeps on entertaining till end.sharks looks like real and when attacks on humans seems to be surreal I feel like watching similiar concept made by uncaged movie. I recommend to watch this movie ignoring the rating as it is a good movie there are few flaws like doctor giving treatment to injured person under water by injecting old medicines. Irrespective of logics and this movie entertains in terms of sharks attacks and exploring the old ship inside the dark waters.

In "The Last Breath", I was rooting for the sharks. It's one of those horror movies where the characters are so flimsy and shallow, you root for the villain. In this case, CGI sharks with more personality than the humans.

The writing was also poor. Everything they said about sharks is wrong. And 80 year old shipwreck won't have working doors, medical equipment, and basically remain in the same condition as the day it sunk. The dialogue was poorly dubbed, they were wearing masks for most of the movie. But after a while, it got really annoying and obviously fake.

The entire movie was basically a waste of time. On demand cash grab.

To be honest I flicked this movie on, just to see if I could stick it out but then I saw Julian Sands' name and I thought 'wow, this must be his last movie', in fact the last few scenes show him in a wet suit and could've been anybody so not sure if he passed before it was finished? It's good, well it spends a fair bit of time on the character development, the sharks were a bit far fetched as their behaviour was a bit too sophisticated at times, the kills were pretty good and it has some nice shots, just not too grounded in reality, it's a decent couple of hours and it's Julian's last film, deserves a watch imo...

My son and I love shark movies. Some are great and some not so much. Looking for a new one we haven't seen, we found this one.

Was also just released. We tend to check the reviews but saw it only had one. Was rated 4 of 10 so we were not sure. Never heard of this one and the description seemed interesting. Expecting mediocre after reading the only review posted at the time but was pleasantly surprised. Actually, after watching we think it is among the better shark movies out there. Acting was good, enjoyed the story, had several intense moments, a good ending and the effects were not bad at all. Will be watching this again with my son I am sure.

Seafaring treasure hunters Levi (Julian Sands) and young partner, college dropout Noah (Jack Parr), locate the sunken wreck of the warship USS Charlotte while taking time out from running a failing tourist dive business in the British Virgin Islands (actually shot in Malta). Noah's visiting friends persuade them to dive on the wreck before it's handed over to authorities. Their dream dive quickly turns into a nightmare as they become trapped inside the underwater wreck. As their oxygen runs low, massive sharks appear. The remaining time is spent on escaping from both the wreck and the sharks.

The CGI-generated sharks are smartly kept mostly in the darkened shadowy waters inside the submerged war boat, which generates admittedly derivative but suspenseful moments and a scary claustrophobic atmosphere. One must, however, suspend disbelief at the unrealistic tactical intelligence displayed by these sharks. The final escape-to-the-surface sequence is as disappointing and nonsensical as it is surprising, but much of the film works well up to that point. The young actors, especially Kim Spearman, ably display wide-eyed terror while being chased below decks, under director Joachim Heden's steady direction.

Some critics have drawn parallels between this film and JAWS, but other than perpetuating myths about shark intelligence, the two movies are quite dissimilar.

The production of the film isn't bad and I actually don't hate the premise of the movie either. I feel like sharks trapped within a steel shipwreck is actually kind of a new take. But this Big Dumb Shark Movie™ lacks any of the joy that makes films like Deep Blue Sea fun or any of the suspense that makes Jaws work. Except for the tone deaf ending, there is zero camp to make up for the bland beats this movie tries to take. Also justice for the random old timer - he deserved a more heroic/inglorious ending than the one he was dealt. (At this point I'm trying to make the minimum character requirement for the review but TLDR; a premise with promise is a swing and a miss thanks to bland acting and paint-by-numbers pacing)

Every step (stroke) you take ... and so forth! I am not going to go through all the lyrics ... also no pun intended! Not to mention that the song itself has nothing to do with the movie - apart from me taking it due to the title of the movie. And as with every horror since I can think back to ... this starts with a bang ... something to ... reel us in (if I may do another pun, please?) ... and then we get to see a lot of characters and ... quite frankly boring exposition.

Until they do get to dive in (not much story) and do things that no one in their right mind would call intelligent ... that said, we do need things to get ... down, before they can get up again ... see what I did there? Seen worse, seen better ... cinematography is decent ... characters are annoying.