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Dangerous Waters - Shark Attack [DVD]

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  • Format: PAL
  • Region: Region 2 (This DVD may not be viewable outside Europe. Read more about DVD formats.)
  • Number of discs: 1
  • Classification: 15
  • Studio: ITV Studios Home Entertainment
  • DVD Release Date: 12 Oct 2009
  • Run Time: 88 minutes
  • Average Customer Review: 3.0 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (5 customer reviews)
  • ASIN: B002QV82V0
  • Amazon Bestsellers Rank: 39,299 in Film & TV (See Top 100 in Film & TV)

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Teen horror from director Paul Shapiro, set in Florida where a group of excited youngsters hits the beach for 'Spring Break'. As the party gets into full swing, the teenagers are blissfully unaware that there are hungry sharks in their midst and it's not long before the bloodbath begins as, one by one, the sharks devour their innocent victims....

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1.0 out of 5 stars One of the most ridiculous shark attack films 15 July 2011
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I felt that I had to force myself to watch this film to enable me to compare it with the genuinely frightening and almost unbearably tense Australian shark attack film The Reef [DVD] that I have reviewed under that title. The concept behind "Shark Attack" is ludicrous. An artificial reef created off a Florida beach is drawing record crowds of apparently near brain-dead teenagers to that beach during Spring Break and threatening the business of evil entrepreneur Bryan Brown on another beach. As the teenagers appear to be more interested in sex and partying rather than diving over the new reef, I fail to see any logical reason for them abandoning Bryan Brown's beach. Brown chums off the competitor beach and we are led to believe that his chumming activities draw hordes of CGI Tiger sharks to the competitor beach where they begin to feast on a steady diet of teenagers. Finally, the CGI Tiger shark swarm attacks the teenagers close to shore and begins to consume them in massive numbers until thwarted by an amazing electronic device that has yet to introduced as a safety device on beaches prone to shark attack. The acting is mostly abysmal, including that of Bryan Brown. Why the wonderful Kathy Baker agreed to take a role in this awful film escapes me. In one ludicrous scene, the heroine is surrounded by hungry CGI Tiger sharks. She is advised to remain absolutely motionless in the water to escape the attentions of the Tiger sharks that surround her. The advice works and the Tiger sharks swim away. If only this could really work! The beating of the human heart produces electrical impulses that can be detected by sharks as a source of food.... Read more ›
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5.0 out of 5 stars Best shark film ever! 10 Aug 2011
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After reading all of the other reviews about this movie on amazon i was a little unsure on weather it would be worth it's time and money but when it did arrive i sat down and watched it from start to finish.
And i have to say this is one of my best sharks films in my collection now the story line it's self is really good and the actors play out their roles wonderfully. I will be recommending this film to all of my friends and family because i throughlly enjoyed it from start to finish just a really good shark film it deserves much more then 5 stars if i could i'd have given it 10 stars.
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1.0 out of 5 stars ridiculous and boring 12 Jun 2011
By Ramses
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This movie is quite ridiculous and boring. A really poor shark movie, honestly, with an absurd "plot". Sharks themselves are secondary to an abysmal Florida spring break boys-meet-girls set of cliches. I bought this together with "open water" (which I really liked), but this movie is a total dud. AVOID.
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3.0 out of 5 stars Pleasent surprise 11 April 2011
By Deborah
This movie is actually pretty good. It has a story to it and i thought the actors were good too. If you're looking for a shark movie with a bit of romance...
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4 of 8 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars GET YOUR FEET OUT OF THE WATER!!! 6 May 2010
By Hrea
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I like shark movies, the more peril the better, and I took a chance and rented this movie to see how bad or good it was.
I was really surprised, it was quite good. You get to care about the charaters, the villian gets his come-uppance in the end, sorry if that's a plot spoiler, and you really get to worry about whether the hero or heroine might get eaten. After all, there are no stars in this movie, except a deplorably under used Bryan Brown, and with no other names, you can easily be forgiven for thinking that many of the cast are on the menu.
The only down side was that the sharks were underused for most of the start and middle of the film, they are a constant presence, and people do get eaten but no one seems to notice that friends are disappearing. I know it's based on the American Spring Break but come on, surely if your friend is not seen for two days you might show a little concern.
The final scenes are great though, you really feel tempted to press the fast forward button just to check that a charater doesn't get eaten and I certainly felt like screaming at the TV, GET YOUR FEET OUT OF THE WATER!
I must get a life, or better still, just recommend this film if you like a low key but high adrenaline movie, watch this one.
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