Open Water
2.71/5
Based on 2394 votes and 192 reviews.
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March 29, 2005
Very poorly done
March 12, 2005
At first I thought the movie was going to be a bomb, then as it went on, It became very interesting. I thought the ending was great. Not what I expected at all.
March 6, 2005
This year`s Blair Witch Project. Made on a budget of about $10. A good effort, but they`re making about 1000 times more than they should. When the movie ended, abruptly, I felt like I was just mugged. With the quality of film, I`d expect this shown on TV as a docudrama, certainly not in a theatre paying $12 a head. Okay film, but not worth the price of admission. And I`ll never be fooled by `based on true events` again.
February 26, 2005
I am a 36 year old man and consider myself "mature". This movie was horrible. The plot? Two people are stranded in water where there are sharks. That`s it, i goes on and on but that`s it. No twists, no turns, nothing. Time passes. Same thing, 2 people, stranded in water where there are sharks. Then the end comes - mercifully. By this time, you don`t care what happens. If you liked the Blair Witch Project, you would probably still hate this movie but not as much as if you thought Blair Witch was bad - like I did. This is much worse. Save your money and rent Casablanca. That`s a great movie, even if you`ve seen it, and so much more
February 20, 2005
Disturbing, with an intensely claustrophobic feel eventhough the couple is out on the open ocean. Shark scenes though were more limited than I had anticipated. This though tends to lend to the `authentic` feel of the film.
February 11, 2005
i didn`t like it the whole movie they were in the water the movie was the most boring movie i`v ever seen!
February 7, 2005
I loved it!!! Very interesting and it really made concentrate at the actors and the sharks
February 3, 2005
A very involving movie, with two leading characters you actually care about as they try to have a weekend of romantic pleasure and end up facing deep, dark terror as they face their likely mortality, lost in the middle of the ocean.
February 1, 2005
I found the film to be very powerful and certainly the opposite of a typical Hollywood film where the love scene would have been marvelous (and not "I am too tired," and the couple would have been rescued at the last moment by a deus ex machina.
January 31, 2005
If there was a setting for "NO STARS" it`d be getting that one.