Into The Blue (DVD)

When treasure hunters Sam and Jared, and their friends Amanda and Bryce uncover a possible wreck and hidden treasure, in the Bahamas, they are delighted. Even better, they discover a submerged plane nearby, packed full of drugs. Thinking they have made their fortunes, they agree to share the profits, although Sam and Jared are less than keen on the drug side of the bargain. Then Amanda and Bryce taken matters into their own hands by negotiating with a dangerous drug lord. But once the drug lord and his men know where the drugs are, all four are in danger of losing their lives. Will they be able to stay long enough to uncover the hidden treasure? Or have they bitten off ...  Read the complete review

Can you really hate a film that is full of sun, sand, sea and sexy bodies in swimwear in these cold dark winter nights? Nope I don't think so and Into The Blue is full of all four of those S's, as the trailer neatly highlights. For the women to gaze at there is Paul Walker (Fast and The Furious) & Scott Caan (Ocean's Eleven) and for the men there is Jessica Alba (Fantastic Four) and Ashley Scott (Birds of Prey TV series) Alba is Sam and Walker plays Jared, two sun lovers working and living in the Bahamas. She is a shark trainer, or at least works with them, and he is a tourist diver. Taking tourists out into the ocean and teaching them the basics of ...  Read the complete review

It is mid-morning in Los Angeles, the coffee has just been brewed and the bagels and muffins are still warm. One movie exec doesn’t touch them because he’s on a no-food diet. The other loads up on caffeine in an attempt to wake himself up after a night of snorting cocaine off a stripper’s body. “Listen we’ve got nothing to follow the summer period and we need something for the kids, plus I’ve got my eye on a new condo in the hills” “Well I had an idea last night and it was hot” “Great! Let’s hear it!” “ We’ll get some hot young actors and actresses, throw them in the Bahamas and have them walk around in nothing but shorts and ...  Read the complete review

Into the blue was released in 2005 and is loosely based on the 1977 film The Deep which was based on the novel of the same name by Peter Benchley. It is 110 minutes long and rated 15 due to some violence, a lot of drinking and some mild bad language. Plot Jared and Sam are quite a normal couple, living in a trailer near a beach in the Bahamas. Sam is a guide at the local theme park while Jared is a diver and quite the dreamer. His passion is diving and wants to find lost ships and treasures buried under the water. While Jared's friend Bryce and his girlfriend Amanda visiting they go snorkelling and Jared finds artefacts that seem to come from ...  Read the complete review

Into the Blue came out at the cinemas and as usual I really wanted to go and see it (as I do with every new film that ever comes out) and as usual everybody around me started saying that it looked rubbish and they wouldn’t come. So as usual when it comes to films I had to wait until I could see it on video which I did finally last night. As you can see from my rating of four stars I thought it was quite good but there was definitely room for improvement which hopefully my review will get across to you. ----- The Film: The film opens up on some fantastic scenery of sea and beaches and immediately you are thinking I want to go and live ...  Read the complete review