mattywoods-06846 Whilst watching this film I was expecting a shark attack and I was very disappointed. Especially in a half an hour period of the film when the people stranded decided to no longer attempt to get on the boat and they were vunerable and once again no sharks pounced. There were many occasions and attempts that were not thought through at all and were very poor attempts to survive. Also, this film was extremely predictible, therefore gaining it not only a rating of 1 but also the title of, in my humble opinion, the worst film of all time.

Paul Magne Haakonsen For some reason I managed to get to watch parts 1 and 3 of the "Open Water" movies, but never got the chance to watch part 2 before now. I must admit that with the track record of the previous movies, then I wasn't particularly thrilled to sit down to watch "Open Water 2: Adrift".It turned out that this movie was every bit as slow paced and mundane as parts 1 and 3. So no surprise there. Not that I had expected any different, mind you. So on that account, no major surprises.The story told in "Open Water 2: Adrift" certainly had some interesting enough aspects, but was horribly weighed down by the fact that way too little happened throughout the movie. And that resulted in the movie feeling like it was dragging on and much longer than it actually was.The acting in the movie was adequate, although there weren't really any outstanding performances that won me over. People were doing good enough jobs, no doubt about it. But they had next to nothing to work with."Open Water 2: Adrift" was somewhat of an ordeal to get through, and I must admit that I am rating it a sinking score of 3 out of 10 stars - just like I rated parts 1 and 3.

jlthornb51 Director Hans Horn has brought to the screen one of the most powerful high seas adventure and moving human dramas in a decade. Capturing all the suspense, despair, and ultimate triumph of the human spirit that distinguished the first Open Water, Horn adds is own personal touches of heart breaking intensity. Starring a cast of highly talented actors who give performances of incredible depth, this film presents characters who we grow to love and care about. The imagery is haunting and the thrills unrelenting as these flesh and blood people fight for survival against nature itself. A motion picture that leaves an impression and has a lasting impact on anyone fortunate enough to be numbered in its audience.

p-vanloo604 Might be cause I'm European but I dunno. U got 6 ppl in the water, once incapacitated due to early trauma. That leaves 1 person & 4 shoulders to stand on (2 per foot). Even in water it is very capable for 1 person's load to be distributed among 4 other ppl without them risking being unsurfaced. Thus those 4 ppl can easily be a ground base for 5th person to stand on, prepare and jump to reach the boat's edge....Again might be cause I'm European, but if this movie is based on true events as it claims, most Americans are dumb. (I said most, don't flame me, it's just my 2 cents)Apparently I need to submit more lines for this review to be valid, I however have nothing more to add to this movie, since it's crap. So Line 1. Line2 Line3 Line4 Line5 Line6 Line7 Line8 Line9 Line10 (hope this covers it & sorry for the spam!)