Any movie that demonizes a creature heading towards extinction that kills less people than ants do on the planet each year does not deserve this crap..
Sharks kill around 12-16 people on Earth each year
Humans kill around 70-100 million sharks each year.
They don't breed like fish.
um, this movie doesn't demonize sharks. in fact the sharks only play a minor-ish part in the film and even then IMO they are shown to be simply doing what animals/fish do naturally. much of the tension comes from the fact the 2 women's air tanks are running out of air, etc.
even though i liked THE SHALLOWS more than this movie that movie sort of demonizes sharks way more than anything in IN THE DEEP. the shark in SHALLOWS was depicted more like a crazed serial killer doing things that no shark would do (yet the movie was a lot of fun).
Sharks aren't being killed because they're feared - most are being killed for food. Shark fin is a delicacy in Asia. Changing the portrayal of sharks in media isn't going to change that.
And the Great White Shark is no longer endangered.
"I can't lie to you about your chances, but you have my sympathies."
100 million sharks? Are you *beep* kidding me? It's a movie you whinny *beep* Do you have a problem with people killing people? *beep* these Millennials are spineless pussies. This generation spawned the biggest bunch of cry babies.
shareDamn Kill_da_Rainbow.. you tell it how it is! I just came from another thread where you put some *beep* white girl in here place but saying you'll lay her ass out for talkin like a man! Ha love it!
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