Movie - Open Water

[Anonymous]

terrifying movie!

could never watch it twice

[Anonymous]

I've never seen it because I'm horrifically afraid of sharks. Even thinking about this movie gives me anxiety!!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I've never seen it because I'm horrifically afraid of sharks. Even thinking about this movie gives me anxiety!!

Agree with Trump on this

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I've never seen it because I'm horrifically afraid of sharks. Even thinking about this movie gives me anxiety!!

Agree with Trump on this

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I've never seen it because I'm horrifically afraid of sharks. Even thinking about this movie gives me anxiety!!

Agree with Trump on this

[Anonymous]

I think this is the movie late stand up comedian Ralphie May referenced in his act - the reactions from black moviegoer behind him? "'Cuba Diving? Oh, hell no!" Obscure, but anyone know? Funny take on "adventures" that only white people enjoy.

[Anonymous]

Just get an EPIRB if you boat dive. Most serious divers have them.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I've never seen it because I'm horrifically afraid of sharks. Even thinking about this movie gives me anxiety!!

Do you go to the beach? Look at this picture. This is how close sharks very often are to public swimming beaches. This is just off Deerfield Beach, FL. School of blacktip sharks migrating. Nature is grand!

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[Anonymous]

Freeman wrote:The movie was actually loosely based on a true story, so it has happened. It is very rare though. Oh, and one word of advice, don't watch the sequel, "Open Water 2", which was terrible, IMHO.

Haha, +1 on the sequel!

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:I've never seen it because I'm horrifically afraid of sharks. Even thinking about this movie gives me anxiety!!

Do you go to the beach? Look at this picture. This is how close sharks very often are to public swimming beaches. This is just off Deerfield Beach, FL. School of blacktip sharks migrating. Nature is grand!

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Aaaahhhh!!

[Anonymous]

That movie was so scary, because it wasn't over-the-top. Just this awful, building sense of dread.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I've never seen it because I'm horrifically afraid of sharks. Even thinking about this movie gives me anxiety!!

Agree with Trump on this

stormy daniels reported that trump hates sharks with passion

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I've never seen it because I'm horrifically afraid of sharks. Even thinking about this movie gives me anxiety!!

Do you go to the beach? Look at this picture. This is how close sharks very often are to public swimming beaches. This is just off Deerfield Beach, FL. School of blacktip sharks migrating. Nature is grand!

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Yes, I go to the beach, but I don't particularly enjoy it and I never go in the water past my knees. Sharks suck.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:That movie was so scary, because it wasn't over-the-top. Just this awful, building sense of dread.

And based on a true story where a couple was left behind. So that made it ore terrifying to me. They were just filling in what might have happened. At the time, there was suspicion that the couple survived and/or faked thier own death. People questioned why they did not signal or swim to the other boats. There was suspicion around why they dropped thier weight belts (I think one was found). The movie addressed each one.

So when I was watching the movie, I was expecting a twist where they survive and live happily in secret. Instead it portrayed the growing realization that they were going to die.