47 Meters Down (2017)
Two sisters on Mexican vacation are trapped in a shark observation cage at the bottom of the ocean, with oxygen running low and great whites circling nearby, they have less than an hour of air left to figure out how to get to the surface.
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6.8/10 A solid shark thriller with some genuinely well executed suspenseful sequences and a somewhat unexpected ambitious ending. The cgi sharks i thought looked very well and were utilized properly and the underwater environment was portrayed marvelously. At times Moore and Holt are extremely cliche and annoying but honestly thats the main downfall and this is quite underrated.
Tells about two sisters named Lisa and Kate who tried to swim in the shark cage, because they wanted to see the flock, causing the chain that hooked the shark cage to break up, they finally got trapped and could not get out, Lisa and Kate had to swim to the surface before their gas tank runs out. This film is interesting, but boring, there are some scenes that surprised me but the film closed with a bad ending.
There us no logic in movie because after accident when one sister went at surface why the other guys didn't went down to take other sister because these adventure teams have emergency oxygen tanks and why that sister when came down didn't take her sister up with her why were they waiting for cage to be lifted. Nonsense movie
"47 Meters Down" tries to trace the horror genre on sharks adding some relatively new element but forgets a good dose of conviction that could have led to being at least recognizable, and instead ends, even if you already understand it from the first minutes, to prove too thin and can not even entertain as it could and should, given the concept quite interesting. It is based on a screenplay that, just in the attempt to seem detailed, take many things for granted and many are left out, bringing all the time inconsistencies and this inevitably leads to being annoyingly superficial. To all this are added the poor interpretations, not only by the extras but also by the two protagonists, for which there is not even a minimum of displeasure or compassion; and a strange and confusing montage that makes the action scenes too much confuse and not very gratifying, especially because they often last too little. Only the discrete special effects and good photography can make it a horror slightly bearable but what it transmits is certainly not fear or anxiety but only a lot, but really a lot, boredom. In short, a soporific, useless, flat and easily forgotten film as well as a real waste of time.