Deep Water: Plane Crash Shark Thriller Flops

0:00On May 2nd, Riny Harlan just dropped deep water. His latest disaster flick mixing plane crash chaos was shark attacks. Fresh off those bomb strangers reboots. This one's about a flight from Los Angeles to Shanghai that hits disaster when a lithium battery blows up. Midair. The plane ditches in the Pacific Ocean, leaving around 30 survivors from over 250 passengers and crew fighting hunger and massive. Mako sharks while waiting for rescue. Harlan knows his territory from his 1999 hit, Deep Blue Sea, and Deep Water steps up a notch from his recent flops, though it's still. Swims in shallow waters. You got esports players crushing secretly, allowed American jocks during trouble, and a shady guy who sparked a whole mess by smuggling a busted, charger. Audiences get one no characters mostly, with stars like Aaron Eckhart and Ben Kingsley pushing thin scripts. The ensemble feels flat, extras fade fast, but one greasy villain brings some wild energy without saving the day.

1:01The real standout is that intense plane crash sequence, building from fire to explosions and wreckage scattering survivors in unique spots like groups trapped underwater. Shark kills drag though, repetitive shots of legs inked down with weak effects, and deaths hit random under sloppy direction. One wild helicopter shark moment almost nails the fun stupidity, but it's too late. This theater escapee, boosted by Gene Simmons as a exec producer, screams straight to video, skip it for Deep Blue Sea or plane instead. Entertainment and celebrity news. Today, powered by AI, bringing you what's trending. I'm Cory with the story.