Deep Blue Sea 4K 1999

Horror and sci-fi about killer sharks nowadays few people are surprised. I don't even want to remember the most famous movies about these predators, much less individual moments with a fin in hundreds of others. 'The Deep Blue Sea' is in a sense a 'modern' action thriller about yet another battle between humans and nature, which they themselves have ruined. Obviously, in the story, the experiments with the brains of giant sharks are kind of justified - it's all for a possible solution to Alzheimer's disease. You might as well have killed a couple of predatory fish for that. Who knew that while the scientists were getting smarter, the test subjects weren't standing still either.

No particularly scary moments 'Deep Blue Sea' does not demonstrate. Interesting is the very idea of experiments on sharks, a huge underwater laboratory 'Aquatica', and the main characters, with whom the original - cute Dr. Susan, an unusually cool 'hunter' on sharks Carter, a little pathos Russell played by Samuel Jackson and humorous cook Sherman. The company is what you need, especially for the situation when out of control crazy sharks begin to eat one by one. The director frequently surprises with unexpected incidents, like the sudden attack on Russell, which only began to lift the spirits of the survivors. It looked both creepy and funny at the same time.

And so it is throughout the entire movie. Sufficiently intimidating sharks with hypertrophied brains, and one of them of gigantic size - when they are shown, it's really creepy. Scenes of people being consumed as appetizers are not shown in detail here, thank God. Made all the more interesting - first a small pursuit and then a sharp jerk in the front and that's it. But unexpected and spectacular. Without blood, of course, nowhere, but here is not overdone. 'Deep Blue Sea' as a thriller-action movie is good because it is not gloomy, with excellent actors and very dynamic. That is, no nerdy dialog, no outright nonsense about the biology of the monsters. There are some Hollywood pathos moments, but in this case it's even better - the movie never strains and is interesting to watch until the very finale. Which was also a great surprise, so watch it anyway!