Deep Blue Sea (DVD) Reviews

Having always been fascinated by sharks from an early age (I even did my final year thesis at university on these funky fish) when I first heard about the movie Deep Blue Sea I was quite excited as I love watching the world's most adept and natural killing machines in operation (not the brutal killing part obviously just the amazing speed and ...  Read the complete review

Deep blue sea is your average shark movie. A mix of scenes using suspense and action to piece together an entertaining 101 minutes. The story is original and simple; a group of sharks are genetically alterred to try and find a cure for alzheimers disease. This increases the shark's intelligence and puts the scientists at risk. Rated only a 15, ...  Read the complete review

I remember going to see this at the cinema and being sufficiently impressed, as a fan of sharks, it looked like it was going to be my sort of film. Jaws brought bang up to date with some even bigger sharks and scares. The plot: Genetically modified sharks are being held in a rig out at sea, as part of a medical experiment to ...  Read the complete review

Deep blue sea is a great film. Its about a group of scientists who work in a big building and underwater lab out at sea surrounded by nothing but water. The scientists have beeen experimenting on the sharks because they believe that part of their cells/blood will help make a cure for alzeimers disease, but by doing so they have made the 3 ...  Read the complete review

Messing with nature causes all sorts of problems as we find in this film. On a remote island a submerged facility is built to find cure for Alzheimer's disease. One of the research scientists Dr McCallister (Saffron Burrows) breaks ethical codes by using genetics to increase brains of three Mako sharks. Her intention is to use the brain from these ...  Read the complete review

What’s it about? ---------------------- A group of scientists genetically enhance some sharks, giving them super speed and intelligence. Then the sharks escape… Who’s in it? ---------------- The film is a real mixed bag. On the plus side, LL Cool J and Thomas Jane are excellent as Sherman ‘Preacher’ Dudley and Carter ...  Read the complete review

>>>> Synopsis Somewhere in the middle of the ocean, scientists on an underwater laboratory called Aquatica have been developing a potential cure for Alzheimer's disease. By genetically modifying the brains of a group of captive sharks, they have been able to harvest a powerful protein with miraculous healing powers. But ...  Read the complete review

I always seem to end up watching films when there on Sky that look a bit crap but more often and not they turn out to be a decent film. Well Deep Blue Sea is one of those films. Probably part of the reason I ended up watching it was the fact Samuel L Jackson takes a staring role, and being a fan of most of his films, cause he has done some that ...  Read the complete review

It?s been 25 years since Jaws hit the screens and it?s still as scary as ever. Of course Sharks on the big screen always get most peoples interests because they?re one of the few real life beasts that can cause you damage without you seeing it coming. The sequels to Jaws stretched the idea to an extent where people just didn?t care. But then ...  Read the complete review

Having seen this on the TV the other night I felt it was my moral obligation to share my views on the film with you all. I know. How generous am I?! With a title like “Deep Blue Sea” what’s the first thing you think about (apart from deep blue sea by the way…) I bet some form of creature popped up in your ...  Read the complete review

When I first saw this advertised, I was just itching to go and see it at the cinema, I found this film absolutely fantastic, so I went and saw it a further two times, so all in all in cost me just under fifteen pounds to watch it. I later went on to purchase it on DVD so I could watch the making of the film etc. THE PLOT. Two ...  Read the complete review

Sam Jackson saves us from Hollywood! But first... Deep Blue Sea is an entertaining film with good action and humour from director Renny Harlin who last teamed up with Jackson in the third Die Hard installment. So, it must be good, yes? Samuel L Jackson is the rich investor in a project to rid the world of Alzheimers disease. ...  Read the complete review

This is Jaws meets The Deep in a modernized Waterworld facility. Deep Blue Sea does not feature an iota of originality in its whole structure. The premise is arranged in a by-the-numbers pattern and the dialogue is strictly juvenile. What this film does have is enthusiasm, pace, and lots of frightening surprises. This film is a direct rip-off of ...  Read the complete review

Deep Blue Sea is a movie which not so much 'cashes in' on the movie so much as pays homage to it and some other classics(and not so classic) movie such as Aliens, The Abyss and Jurassic Park during its running length. I suppose the thing which makes this more palatable than usual is that it doesn't try to hide its influences but ...  Read the complete review

There's something in the water! I have recently watched "Deep Blue Sea" on Sky Movies, and highly recommend this to anyone who is interested in suspense/action movies. Based along the lines of the long standing "Jaws" theme (i.e. great big psycotic sharks!), "Deep Blue Sea" tells the story of ...  Read the complete review

"Deep Blue Sea" attempts to build a scary monster flick by combining lots of the conventions from other horror/action movies. It's got the monsters from "Jaws" stalking the scientists like the velociraptors from "Jurassic Park" whilst they attempt to escape "Aliens"-like from the set of ...  Read the complete review

Just when you thought it was safe to go back in the water……. Deep Blue Sea comes back and hits you with another shark story. This time the sharks are getting smarter, and with no natural predators they are doing pretty well. In a search to cure the disease of Alzheimer’s scientist have discovered a way to alter ...  Read the complete review

You may already know that this film has been out a while now so it’s been on sky. Deep blue sea is a film that is similar to jaws, but the only difference is that the sharks are caged for an experiment that turns nasty. To cut the story short without saying too much, Scientists are testing on these sharks and they are particularly ...  Read the complete review

Who has never, at the very least, heard of "Jaws"? Well, 'Deep Blue Sea' is the modern equivilent I suppose you could say. The story is about a team of reseachers who are based in the middle of the ocean on a floating laboratory called Aquatica. The team are genetically re-engineering the DNA of sharks in the search of ...  Read the complete review

Deep Blue Sea was a good film whilst at the cinema and the DVD is no difference. The story of sharks that have been genetically modified to make them more intelligent just has to cause some sought of trouble, and it does. An experimental laboratory somewhere in the Atlantic is the sight for this American tale of the sharks attempting to ...  Read the complete review