Deep Blue Sea 2
Action • R • 2018 • 1 hr 34 min
Starring
Danielle Savre, Rob Mayes, Michael Beach, Nathan Lynn, Kim Syster
Directed By
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Horrible. Not even close to the original
Nowhere near how good the first was, but it's decent enough to watch. There are a lot of worse shark movies out there.
Not watchable. Save yourself the time. Stick to the original.
Add this to the list of unbelievably bad and unnecessary sequels. Worse special effects than original even though it was made 20 years after
It’s like someone decided to take away the gore, budget and charm of the first film. While keeping everything else. Boo Hiss.
I love the first one. This is horse shit. They reuse the same CGI sequence everytime the sharks come on screen!
First ones better, but a sequel to a movie about super intelligent sharks screams bad, so sit back and enjoy the awful.
Disappointing sequel. Lacks the tension and depth of the original, with a weaker plot and less compelling characters.
People don't like this film but I really like it
This was an absolutely terrible film. Felt like a Syfy movie. Doesn’t deserve the Deep Blue Sea nomenclature
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