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Overall Rank: 12224

Average Rating: 2.3/4

# of Ratings: 159

Theatrical Release Date: 07/28/1999

Blu-ray/DVD Release Date: 09/08/2009

Language: English

Genre: Action, Horror

MPAA Rating: R

Director: Renny Harlin

Actors: Thomas Jane, Saffron Burrows, LL Cool J, Michael Rapaport, Stellan Skarsgård, Samuel L. Jackson

Plot: In a high-tech underwater facility, a group of scientists work to discover a cure to Alzheimer's Disease by studying sharks. With the help of genetic engineering, the sharks have been made smarter to harvest brain cells, but this in turn makes them far more aggressive and they decide it's time for a change.

Matthew Brady - wrote on 08/11/2014

A movie that everybody likes but I didn't. sorry everyone who liked this movie I see movies differently.

Unknown - wrote on 09/10/2011

It delivers the sharks, the blood and the mayhem. Just a straight up fun movie.

mitchellyoung - wrote on 08/07/2011

This movie's kind of dead for me at the premise. Super intelligent sharks? The film is slick looking enough and Sam Jackson does his hardest to play the grizzled veteran in the story, but the film's just too silly to work and falls massively short of being scary.

MovieAddict
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It isn't nice to mess with Mother Nature!

MovieAddict - wrote on 06/22/2012

A group of scientists headed by Medical biologist Susan McAlester (Saffron Burrows) conducts experiments on three sharks in hopes of finding a cure for Alzheimer's Disease. However when Corporate big-shot Russell Franklin (Samuel L. Jackson) threatens to withdraw his funding the good doctor invites him to come to the underwater facility to inspect their work. But things turn deadly when the sharks develop intelligence as a side effect and wreak havoc on all involved. The trio of sharks has only one thought in mind: freedom to escape from the confinements of their watery prison (and hopefully munch on some human beings along the way) Who will live? And who will bite the dust?

There's something for everyone in Deep Blue Sea, whether you want shocking horror, Saffron Burrows half naked, …

Yojimbo
Movie God

"Deep Blue Sea" by Yojimbo

Yojimbo - wrote on 01/28/2012

When scientists breed a trio of genetically engineered, super-intelligent sharks for research purposes, wackiness ensues. Jaws meets The Poseidon Adventure in this deeply silly but reasonably well engineered creature feature. It sticks to the usual formula for this kind of thing pretty much to the letter, beginning with a collection of daytime soap opera characters including Saffron Burrows as the well meaning but misguided (as well as hot, of course) mad scientist, Thomas Jane as the laconic alpha male tough guy, SLJ as the straight talking money man and LL Cool J as the token black stereotype and "comic" relief. Things get a lot more interesting when the Frankenfish start chowing down on them which includes some nicely choreographed action sequences and genuine shocks, and the shark …

Matthew Sanchelli
Director

Don't Mess With Nature

Matthew Sanchelli - wrote on 08/16/2007

Yes, I find myself enjoying yet another film not cheered by many others, and this one also stars Thomas Jane.

I've always enjoyed Renny Harlins' movies to some degree and this is one of the better ones I've seen.

Again, I rate a lot of movies either on heart or entertainment value.

I find this movie very entertaining, and there are also a few aspects within the movie that I love because they are similar to ideas that I would do in a movie I would make. For example.....what happens after someone makes a very inspirational speech???

This movie is the second cousin to Jaws.....or well...group of cousins because there are multiple sharks. The characters are fairly 2-dimensional but each play their particular roles very well. And the re pore between the cast is very …