Deep Blue Sea Review

[@dalekthay1139]

The shark being attactied to the wine falling off the boat into the water just makes me think the shark was an alcoholic and was like "gimme that wine NOW!!"

[@CharlesRaines4946]

😂😂😂

[@pyromania1018]

F is for "frightening man-eating sharks",
U is for "U fucked up... bitch",
N is for "no, you're not getting out alive",
DOWN HERE IN THE DEEP BLUE SEA!

[@DGilVids]

Jackson Rushing
F is for "fire that burns down the whole lab",
U is for "U ate my bird.....BOOM!"
N is for "No SURVIIIVOOORS WHEN YOU..."

[@SF-rq8gd]

DGilVids
F Is for fire that burns down the whole town
U is for uranium...bombs
N is for no survivors when you-
PLANKTON

[@submissivelover]

@@SF-rq8gd F is for "frolic through all the flowers"
U is for "Ukule- LEE"
N is for "Nose picking, Cherry Gum, and Sand licking"
Here with my best buddeeeeeeeee
Hahahahhaa hahahahhhhahaa hahahahha ha ha ha

[@SpecialOrder935]

Gay

[@SB992REBORN]

SONG SONG!! D E E P B L U E S E A EEEEE SONG !! SONG SONG!!!

[@eldritchangel4058]

Ironically Greenland sharks go blind from a parasite that slowly eats their eyeballs. Kinda like how the 4th jaws movie slowly ate MY eyeballs.

[@BloodDrunkBunny]

You mean to tell me that physic vengeful sharks don’t make good movies?

[@DatsWhatXiSaid]

The preacher who's named Preacher has a bird named Bird.

[@cadecagle3109]

Darn right

[@WTC1973]

Preacher was my favorite thing in Deep Blue Sea.

[@jar_knight]

Demotry Quebec are you saying they CAN'T survive horrors ALL THE TIME??!

[@homelesshannah50]

@Demotry Quebec But Sam usually dies

[@coolgreenbug7551]

If I had a bird it would be named Bird

[@DGilVids]

Mako Meyers. I would've gone with Finny Krueger or Jawson.

[@ladyviking89]

Ooh good one

[@MDMetal]

Finny Krueger would be the Dream Shark and Jawson is the zombie shark. 🤣🤣🤣

[@zombified_pariah7720]

Ha ha ha! X'D

[@MiXVoy]

*rimshot*

[@Jay-gurl]

There are 3 sharks. Therefore, all of these names shall be used. BO

[@drakeloki4214]

When that one female character talks about her father and his bout with Alzheimer's I never understood why she would keep telling her father his wife is dead unless she was trying to hurt him. I work with Alzheimer patients and if they ask about dead relative whether it be a wife or their parents we try to steer the conversation away from them or just say Oh They'll be back later or something like that we don't tell them oh that person's dead.

[@alexkennedy1820]

That did seem a bit cruel. I like your way better.

[@Redditaurus]

Well, the female doctor is the dumbest lead scientist on any project. Ever. Just like how every other character in this film is stupid.

[@wugglesx]

@@Redditaurus oh idk for awhile the shark was pretty smart.

[@Redditaurus]

@@wugglesx agree and disagree, killing your captors is good, but finding a sustainable diet is better

[@wugglesx]

@@Redditaurus hmm a pretty logical point. If i had to guess maybe they got what enough that they held a grudge.. because like was said if it's really escape they had a chance early on and one had once already lol . It's a bit odd.. like they were the smartest characters or bella was at least in the second the firsts sharks were pretty smart too but then they'd end up double triple dumb because plot -_-. But it's probably cheaper to have the movie in the location with them trying to survive\escape than the sharks breaking free in act 1, their smartest person disarmed headed to a hospital and them stuck with no choice trying to hunt down the sharks before it's too late with blondie deciding to eventually come clean after some deaths with how they're stephen freakin hawking sharks now

[@DBringmann]

If she actually knew anything about alzheimers why did she tell her dad that his wife is dead, just to watch him get sad. She could just have said she is out and will be back later, he would forget and ask her the same question later.... rinse and repeat..... but you could also tell him the truth and watch him take that hit over and over and over and over..... guess she really disliked her dad since she choses to torment him like that.

[@MrDanAng1]

Was just about to say that.
When you have a relative with Alzheimers... play into their delusions.
Basically, it make a difference to them for the time til they ask the same question again, and it also make it easier for yourself to keep your sanity.

[@homelesshannah50]

Alzheimers doesn't work that way, someone could be lied to but then they would remember that the person was dead. The memory becomes kamikaze and they can remember some things but not others.

[@lunabearsong2043]

@@homelesshannah50 I think it depends on the person, the type of Alzheimer's they have, and the progression of the disease. My grandmother remembered much about her work and church, but had to be reminded constantly about family members and basic body functions. She once stayed awake for three days straight, trying to leave the house to go to work or the store. She actually got out of the house twice, but managed to somehow tell the cops where she lived, the second time she did it with a head injury. She passed a little bit over a year after she moved in with my mom and I. It was a learning, and emotionally devastating, experience.

[@homelesshannah50]

@@lunabearsong2043 My dad had it and sometimes he would remember who I was and other times he wouldn't. He lost about 4 cars and the cops had to call him on numerous occasions because he said they were "stolen" when he just forgot where they were and they had found them. He was also lost for 2 weeks it was hard to keep track of him. What made is worse was that he was very independent even still I'm still pissed at my siblings for not doing a better job taking care of him.

[@LucianCorrvinus]

you watched 50 first Dates one too many times.,.just ribbin ya.

[@Anamnesis]

The movie earns its criticism for being ridiculous, but to its credit regarding the titanium water fences at 17:52. Titanium fences probably weren't there for any strength advantage versus steel. The lightness of titanium is not its "only difference" from steel as you state; it is actually not as strong as steel because it has a lower fatigue limit, but because it is extremely resistant to oxidation due to being nonporous and biologically inert, it is used in numerous marine and surgical applications where things like sea water, chlorinated pools, aquariums, or even organic compounds including strong acids generally deteriorate most other alloys. There are a huge number of products built from titanium specifically because of this, rather than simply because it's "lighter".

[@UltimateThanos]

anamnesis So it's resistant to being rusted by sea water? More so than stainless steel? Or am I completely missing what "oxidation" means? Which is very likely...

[@psychogoreman198]

NEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEERRRRRRRRRRD! 🤣

[@wd3185]

Yeah, but I doubt the movie knew that.

[@wugglesx]

interesting. thank you.

[@markcarpenter6020]

If they wanted strength there are steal alloys they could use. In college I worked as a machinist. Mostly 416 and 440 stainless but there was one alloy that had incredible tensile strength. I forget the name of it but it was an absolute bastard to machine. It would absolutely eat tooling in the lathe. Diamond tipped tooling had to be changed every 30 to 40 parts and even carbide tooling was lucky to last more than an hour.

[@angewomon143]

Sharks have been known to be curious so the wine scent, which they may have never smelt, might attract sharks out of curiosity. But that was not what they implied in that scene, just thought I would state that.

[@ThyFreshHebrew]

Interesting. Figured they were just alcoholics

[@enggigg6644]

Actually some shark species like the Greenland shark can live a shit ton of years with the oldest found been 400 years old and they are rarely effected by cancer not to mention they heal their wounds pretty well along with their amazing sense of smell and thier teeth.In a way sharks are kinda magical.

[@UltimateThanos]

They also tend to go blind because of a species of worm that attaches to their eyes.

[@wilmagregg3131]

yep they also have posinus flesh because of high amounts of ammonia in them of course all these super powers come with the downside of it being super slow

[@kylamamber9080]

@@wilmagregg3131 yep, because fish pee through their skin and sharks have a special kind of "armor" skin where some of the bacteria gets caught in the ridges.

[@Jackie-McCann]

"TEENAGERS HAVING SEX. Which, to a slasher villain, is like Twinkies laced with Crack!"
LOL! Never heard that analogy before! XD

[@TwisterWinds]

Jackie McCann best damn thing Decker Shado has ever said

[@lhcwresslar5033]

xd

[@toasty.8944]

lk

[@ireneparkin3360]

I laughed at this as well.

[@marioreyna9303]

Guilty pleasure movie for me.
Nice trivia though, didn't know Susan originally lived. But I agree with the test crowds. Creators always get killed by the monsters they make

[@kaijucifer3544]

Mario Reyna The way she went out made no sense. Why did the shark hesitate, and why did she just sit there staring at it? She just kinda I dunno, died for no reason. I know the ledge broke so she couldn't climb back up, but there was no reason to not try and survive.

[@TheEnigmaticBM39]

Galaxeus nah..she was dead either way....it was a simple scene my man.

[@Firemarioflower]

@@kaijucifer3544 Sit there cuz there was no way out , she couldn't climb up and that shark was too fast. It hesitated because it was smart enough to recognize it's creator.

[@blackhawk3975]

That's not why she died, she died because people thought she was a bitch.

[@leannkennett905]

As it should be 😊 it’s been that way since Frankenstein. It just wouldn’t feel right to have the woman who started this mess survive. (Especially if she were to get out with the tainted research.)

[@leannkennett905]

I’m a total arachnophob but I enjoyed both the films Arachnophobia and eight legged freaks and the cringe of them being spider films adds to the scare and thrill factor.

[@MastersweetRAY]

He talks about the shark potentially jumping the fence which is why he tells one of the guys to raise the fence, the storm is the reason they couldn’t get the necassary help and also the helicopter had such a hard time. Idc that you did this three years ago I love this move it’s perfect

[@outtheredude]

Samual L. Jackson munched by a super-shark mid-inspirational speech! That one scene made this comedy scary movie for me! XD
(Well, that and learning how to make killer omilettes). ;-)

[@AnekoFoxx]

Mako sharks are believed to jump up up to 9 meters (29 feet) in the air so they could have jumped over the fence.

[@itsZephyro]

"I'd like to think he's contemplating the thought of shooting the teens as well just for the XP"

[@TheConspiredOne]

Speaking of sharks in movies, did you know that in the movie "Jaws", the title isn't the shark's name as majority think it is? It's real name is "Bruce". True story, Spielberg named it after his lawyer.

[@lhcwresslar5033]

lol yeah i can sea that

[@kaijucifer3544]

He named the animatronic Bruce, a pun on how much he hated working with it. The shark is actually essentially unnamed.

[@lionelhutz5137]

Fun fact: a 25 foot shark model still lies on the ocean floor somewhere off the coast of Martha's Vineyard as it sank during filming.

[@blazinpuffs]

@@lionelhutz5137 well that's terrifying.

[@anubusx]

That's where the Shark in Finding Nemo got his name.

[@davidgusquiloor2665]

Believe me watching this movie makes me glad that Preacher survived instead of Susan, she was directly responsible for many fuck ups and her attitude didn't help. Preacher was a cool guy and killed a shark alone.

[@fredesca8648]

Hey Decker, since you're doing animal horror at the moment, why not review either Anaconda or Lake Placid.

[@Jeffrey314159]

On-accounta-he-can'ta, or too FLACCID

[@MultiPolarWorldCo-op]

Rouge.

[@angewomon143]

Both of those r fun to watch

[@sleepylupo550]

13:20 That crisp, early 2000s CGI.

[@michaelplowman8674]

I'm surprised no one has mentioned, especially Decker, that the sharks were killed in essentially the same way and order as the sharks in the first 3 Jaws movies. You have a gas explosion, followed by electrocution, followed by a bomb.

[@ashvsthedeadite6091]

What about the best jaws of them all.. The revenge!?? Lmao they hit a 35 foot shark with a boat and impaled him.

[@michaelplowman8674]

@@ashvsthedeadite6091 If only there had been a 4th shark in DBS.

[@ashvsthedeadite6091]

@@michaelplowman8674 well remember the ending? I've seen this film about a thousand times.. no lifer here.. the cook says to Carter "You sure it was just 3 sharks?" At which point he pulls his legs out of the water.. They had 1 female and 2 male sharks. So theoretically there could have been. Also the 2 sequels I havnt seen, not sure if the sharks in the sequels are makos. I'll have to look that up.

[@michaelplowman8674]

@@ashvsthedeadite6091 I think Decker has covered the sequels. I haven't watched them either except his reviews many years ago. I think they are different sharks and not their children. But if there had been one that was harpooned by a boat in either sequel, that would have been epic.

[@ashvsthedeadite6091]

@@michaelplowman8674 lol hopefully they would take out the lions roar audio from the shark next time around.

[@Hewylewis]

One thing that bugged me about this movie is that the mako shark with stripes that had a liscense plate in its mouth and is later eaten by the other makos is supposed to be a Tiger shark, even though tiger sharks do NOT look anything like makos! Were the filmmakers too lazy to make an animatronic tiger shark instead of painting one of the makos with stripes?!

[@TheJurnalyst]

Hewy Toonmore what bugs me is how you spelled "liscence". *License.

[@jensaversjo316]

Very late reply, but CSI Miami did the same thing with a pointy-nosed Tigershark. I wonder if they just stole the CGI model from this movie.

[@SavageVR]

They explicitly called the tiger shark a tiger shark in the movie. It was not supposed to be a tiger shark called a mako. The antagonist sharks are supposed to makos (though the CGI was far to wide to be a mako).

[@razorthereptilewyrm6750]

17:02 He’s acknowledging lung over expansion, a pretty serious threat to scuba divers. It’s basically when you are using compressed air and rise in the water column too quickly and the air in your lungs is no longer compressed causing it to expand and make your lungs explode.

[@c.d.rstudios4691]

Isn't it called the bends?

[@razorthereptilewyrm6750]

@@c.d.rstudios4691 Not quite, the bends and lung over expansion are a bit different, the bends occurs from nitrogen bubbles accumulating in your bloodstream expanding as you rise too quickly in the water column. While lung overexpansion is caused from holding your breath when breathing compressed air and then ascending, which causes the air to expand and rupture your lungs.

[@c.d.rstudios4691]

@@razorthereptilewyrm6750 mhmmm ya learn something new everyday

[@starblue6tv]

This movie is closer to Alien than Jaws

[@NFERNO100]

The reason they made sure to point out that LL and Sammy were black so hard was so every time you saw LL survive a touchy situation you wold be a little surprised. Then to see him survive till the end would leave some in shock. By the way I know I'm late but I just discovered you.

[@Zeddyboi86]

Preacher stabbing a shark in the eye with his crucifix was the perfect balance of awesome, hilarious, and badass.

[@sebastianemond5313]

11:53 - 12:08 "You stood on the shoulders of geniuses to accomplish something as fast as you could, and before you even knew what you had, you patented it, you packaged it, you slapped it on a plastic lunchbox, and now- *palm slam* - you're selling- *palm slam* -you're selling it! Well..."

[@JOSH-lw2jv]

Fun Fact:
In the Japanese DVD release of *"DEEP BLUE SEA",* Dr. Susan McCallister (played by Saffron Burrows) was voiced by Rika Fukami (who played Minako Aino/Sailor Venus in the first *"Pretty Soldier Sailor Moon"* anime series and film trilogy).
For its 2003 Nippon TV edition,
Susan was voiced by Atsuko Tanaka (who voiced Lara Croft in five of the original *"Tomb Raider"* video games and Motoko Kusanagi in the two
*"Ghost in the Shell"* anime films,
TV series, and its 2017 live-action film adaptation).

[@inferno1234561]

Again this whole thing could have been prevented had they done what the SeaWorld here does. Have the shark research facility landlocked. but then again this is a horror film so they have to set the odds in the villains favor

[@kuppikahvikeisari9120]

You cannot have sharks in land located aquariums, not atleast the scale of these sharks. They have tried and failed multiple times.

[@Mailed-Knight]

I enjoyed this film, regardless it was a nice and educational reveiw.

[@jasoncase9481]

I love the movie I know that it has many issues including larger brain doesn't result intelligence as the species need to learn it's still a entertaining popcorn flick.
In ways it seems like a combo of Jurrasic park and under siege as a group of Sharks have unexpectedly taken over the lab with the crew having to evade the advanced sharks, or they'll die.
Screwed with science with worst case backfire results while the science was to solve a problem cure a dreadful disease.

[@Welther47]

Review? More like a scene by scene explanation. Watching this guy is like going to the movies with someone who has watch every bit behind-the-scenes already

[@RedHead2003]

Grim Knight its alot better than part 2

[@VERDICTInsanity]

Best line in a movie ever
“We’re having a party man”
Good take, let’s wrap it up 😃👍

[@michaelkeha]

From what I read the reason why LL Cool J was alone for a good chunk of the movie was they a Jet Lee in the expendables 2 as in he did most of his scences ahead of time as he had something else to do.

[@EchoCT1409]

Please review Stephen Kings The Mist. Thomas Jane is in it too.

[@CynicalAnomaly205]

He also played Frank Castle also known as the Punisher.

[@jacobschweitzer1068]

Mayko myers. Classic

[@zerrico]

Yes please on a shark summer. Another amazing episode and please pass along to Creepy that we miss him and hope he is doing well.

[@mrbubbatron9523]

This was the first horror movie I ever watched and it stuck with me for my whole life

[@zachblackwolf99]

Hey Decker you should really do a Lake Placid review. If you've seen it you should. But just going to tell you what it's about nothing more really. Basically it's a killer crocodile movie. But you really should do it

[@crazyafrobaby2013]

My mum and I loved this movie when I was a kid and ll cool jay was my favourite character 😂

[@c.d.rstudios4691]

He was everyone's favourite

[@187mrsmith]

Yeah that was one of the things that always irritated me the most when they open the pressure rise chamber it took like 3 minutes before anything's even reacting I'm like doesn't that usually happen the instant you even cracked the door open a little bit!

[@disneyerapowerrangers2923]

jawsome review.

[@bryceandrew13]

LOL that headbutt at 1:59 I rewatched it like ten times

[@bobmilaplace3816]

I thought LLCoolJ and Sammuel L Jackson was a class thing rather than race thing.

[@EarFarce4]

It's both actually, but more class than race.

[@45678ret]

literally talking about crazy white folks

[@amanibob1416]

Dude said to someone else: -gotta leave that to the white folks!" and both of them are the same skin color, which just happened to be black. So, yeah, exept if they both weren't the only two black dude in the whole dang movie and if the black guy had not specifically said "white folks" to another black guy...
Ps: It did lead to a random/funny scene, but come on...

[@homelesshannah50]

@@amanibob1416 Your point is?!!

[@LucianCorrvinus]

when the cook tells the VP, white people do that shit....its completely about race...class is only by extension...

[@risingofthethorn1197]

Please do a "SUMMER OF SHARKSPLOTATION!!!!!!" at some point. ^_^

[@aaronhill8315]

My grandfather had alzheimer's. During the last year of his life he would forget his who his family was until we put him in a nursing home to protect him. Broke my grandmother's heart but at least he could have been watched over

[@Egguana_]

one thing i dont understand:
birds can fly fast as sh!t. so why didnt the parrot excape the shark? BECAUSE ITS SMART! i mean really.

[@olduser2235]

MrTricars the parrot has gotten slow from eating all that junk food really let himself go that fat ass.
But yea the shark even going after the bird was a little random . "And you can fuck off too... BIRD!"

[@waterysquirt7299]

YUUPP... Your my favorite person on UA-cam Decker keep it up 😊😊😊

[@Agentname69]

The main reason why you would want a titanium fence under water is because titanium doesn't rust

[@PredatorGodPaya]

now deep blue sea, eight legged freaks but also deep rising were 3 of my most favourised horror movies of my childhood vhs collection :)

[@dariusq8894]

I love this movie. If you can suspend disbelief throughout the movie is actually quite entertaining. Preacher's sermon at the end when they are about to blow the airlock is pure B-movie gold. =)

[@ashleyp287]

This dude does this perfectly. perfect voice and sense of humor to actually make this enjoyable...I did really like this movie tho when I first saw it

[@NavySharkz]

Actually it is alluded to how the shark escaped; it gained enough speed and momentum to jump over the fence into open water. Given what other impossible crap we see these sharks do in the movie it isn't that far-fetched.

[@cianlancaster4926]

amazes me decker has under 100 thousand subs, he's a super funny guy, and he covers films perfectly. someone who deserves more of a following definitely in my opinion

[@shekel7843]

Just wanna say, with the scene with the electricity, she used her suit not because it was rubber, but to have the same electric charge. Lets just say that if you were to touch an electric fence, you would get shocked. But stand on a bucket, you won't get shocked. The ground acts as an opposite charge to the electricity and would attract. The bucket would then be the same charge as the electricity and will repel. So her taking off her swimsuit and standing on it made it so that she could shock the shark but she wouldn't.

[@harryparsons2750]

What kinda bs is that

[@OwlHand1908]

I was writing something and dropped my pen when you said, "Sharks are Magic!"

[@comradestarbucks2726]

Holy shit, someone who reviews all movies that taught me my basic moral compass (SiFi channel movies) _and_ knows how to science!?. Subscribed.

[@YoshiPlaysMinecraft1]

The way you say LL COOL J. It killed me with laughter.

[@JojonathanOliveira]

"Test audiences hate that"
Gezz, I wonder why

[@MsDjessa]

I am definitely going to watch another review.

[@davsny5]

4:45 Samuel L. Jackson was also in Jurassic Park. God love your reviews Decker.

[@NashDTV]

I always really liked this movie,
Even though the original ending was predictable and cliché I wish I could’ve seen it cause I actually liked the Susan character and wanted her to live but it’s never been available on any of the movie’s releases.

[@GODZILLADRAGON111]

I realy liked this movie, because the black guy didn't die!
no offense, but it's true!
And the women died!
i spent the whole movie laughing!

[@amanibob1416]

Nope, that was his buddy double... Sh*t!? Was the stunt double... Fu*k you're right, buuut, at least one of them made it out... Yaaay?!

[@mistercool3859]

It was interesting how all the women die and the only survivors are men.

[@chancegivens9390]

@@heresjohnny5307 I'm tired of these mother fucken snakes on this mother fucken plane

[@outtheredude]

@@amanibob1416 His, erm, black face mighty whitey stunt double. M'kay...

[@homelesshannah50]

It helps to have TWO black men then.

[@VenusHeadTrap2]

What I dislike is that this film portrays wild animals as ruthless killers. I do find myself coming back to it on occasion because I enjoy being afraid without being in any real danger. That's what horror films do.

[@lonestarwolfentertainment7184]

Hell you could do SEVERAL summers involving Shark Movies

[@starblue6tv]

I love this movie

[@marleenpollok6854]

Y do you swear so much

[@mistercool3859]

I think LL Cool J's role was supposed to be a nod to Dorie Miller, the fallen WWII soldier who shot down four kamikaze planes during the attack on Pearl Harbor. Miller was a cook like LL's character.

[@ireallylovepie]

Agreed Decker. I have sadly known quite a few people with alzheimer's, and she has no reason to bitch at how bad he was.

[@bloodrunsclear]

I'd love to think Samuel L Jackson read the script and asked 'Wait..all my lines stop less than halfway through the movie. Do I lose my power of speech or...?'

[@brendanforester4601]

bloodrunsclear Lol.
I can picture that.
I have had it with these motherfucking sharks in this motherfucking sea!

[@lordsubziro2824]

Yo, Decker. Once again you did a great job on this review. You did mention towards the end that why didn't the sharks, under the cover of the storm, just escape. Well, I searched your comments below, and no one mentioned this or asked that same question. So, here's my 2 cents: what is the one negative emotion that humans possessed that's rare among the other animal species: Revenge. The science officers genetically modified this sharks with larger than normal brains for their "about to be cancelled due to lack of funds and not so secured security" scientific research. They unethically enhanced one of the most dangerous species of animal to bypass safety for better results. Hence it's likely that the sharks "figured out" the "non-fish" creatures where using they for something bad... bad to their survival. Of course I don't have"scientific evidence" that the makos can "think outside the box" but they WERE smarter than the average mako. Somehow noticing the reduction of their own kind may create a negative emotion like angry or hatred towards non-shark creatures present and that could lead to revenge. In a shorter version: wouldn't a guinea pig or white mouse feel the same way if given the chance to have its brain enhanced. Kill your tormentors any way means possible and then escape to freedom. In a parallel universe where humans are being tested like guinea pigs, wouldn't they do the same thing? Other than the moral story to this movie is never screw up Mother Nature's creations for your own selfless needs, but, if you mess with a bull, you'll get the horns. Keep up with the great work, Decker.

[@daviddrouant2852]

I saw this TWICE at the movies,but I was younger,and stoned.The soundtrack is actually very good BTW.

[@RetroRobotRadio]

I think it's rather important to the plot that the whole time the sharks were not trying to eat the people, but rather herd them into opening more doors and sink the facility.

[@Hound831]

Hey Decker I just want to say thank you for so many awesome movie reviews.
A lot of times its better than watching the actual movie. Keep up the good work!

[@thundercliff93]

Decker Shado would be amazing at Cinemasins !

[@TheREALSimagination]

"Stella Starsgrad"? I had to look that up just to find out it was really Stellan Skarsgård.

[@mry4480]

Algorithm god start promoting good content like this

[@blackderby80]

I always maintained that this film was a strange love child of Jurassic park and jaws, with a shade of the disease-of-the-week movies for plot...
Still love it, though!

[@SuperBustyEva]

Bruce from Jaws would kick their asses. He wasn't just a shark, he was a monster.

[@SuperBustyEva]

@Hassan Syed Well yeah, I didn't put their intelligence into play. But Jaws is still a far better film though in retrospect.

[@thomasbeauchamp3781]

My genetically enhanced shark research project will happen at a facility in the middle of Arizona, at least a mile from the nearest body of water.

[@1Adam20]

remembering that point I think there was a comment about a shark battling him in his kitchen. :)

[@D.Snom.]

Samuel Jackson no !!!!! DAMN YOU SHARKS !!!!!!

[@Jo.Raquel]

And I don't like the way they did that!

[@NavySharkz]

" They ate me! A fuckin shark ate me! Drink bitch!"

[@reneeverson8472]

FUCK YOU

[@ivanruzic5310]

The Shark is wacist!

[@D00MTR33]

Titanium is stronger than steel. It also doesn't rust so it makes sense why they'd use it for underwater fencing.

[@jediarco]

This was the VERY FIRST DVD I ever owned! I don't know why, but something about it called to me. It's a fun film, and one of my favorite "guilty pleasure" movies of all time. So glad you chose to review it.
Love your stuff man. Please keep up the reviews, even though some people are hitting you with idiotic copyright claims.

[@Jdsteele96]

Decker you are seriously the greatest!

[@BroNovaGaming]

Decker will probably have a heart attack from the mere thought of this, but, The Summer Of The ASYLUM

[@matalvis]

I always thought the storm was an excuse to get the people in the movie more isolated and alone.

[@HurricaneDDragon]

This was my first Decker review ever!

[@camkdm7632]

do a jaws series review

[@cj_mrgoldenfox15]

In reality the shark had some of the wine and thought "ew wine? Y'all couldn't just bleed?" Anyways I'm so ready to see the 3rd one of this confusing trilogy.

[@acountryboysopinion6001]

You forgot how Carter always had trouble staying on his feet.

[@Cymricus]

When the shark swam backward I was like 😑 and as always decker noticed it too lol

[@HybridGearXIII]

Actually the storm played a part in the movie. The storm made it harder for the medic team to save the male doctor with the strong winds and storm water damaging the equipment and the storm raised the water level of the facility which assisted by the survivors made the facility sink down for the sharks proceed to aim for the chain link fence instead of the titanium bars.

[@kawaiikawaiianimegirl4144]

First Shift: What happened?
L.L. Cool : You know the crazy doctor lady?
First Shift: Oooh oh that makes sense.

[@crumplysaucer136]

9:08 safety shark says no to smoking

[@daverobson3084]

I think the movie was suggesting that they didn't just " catch a shark and cut out its brain" because the ones they had were genetically modified to produce more of the protein they needed than "normal" sharks.

[@dannyellaboatboat]

Sam Jackson gets eaten, what else does anyone remember about this movie? Thomas Jane in pre-Punisher era? Saffron Burrows nearly naked? LL Cool J was funny as hell lol!

[@diaz5292]

Hey you don't have to be a 'slasher villain' to enjoy the occasional twinkie laced with crack. 'Don't knock it 'till you've tried it' bro... lol

[@187mrsmith]

You do realize the storm affected the plot right away
The doctor in the beginning gets hurt cause a shark and they try 2 evacuate Him during the hurricane and it makes things complicated which they ultimately end up crashing cus of that + no 1 is able to get to them till after the storm so kinda like jurassic park

[@montevideo3580]

Hmm.. that was a bit harsh. I don't know much about physics and this is a movie I still enjoy. So I'd expect at least a 3/5. At least, that's what I would give the movie.

[@doctoralgy8186]

19:18 Sharks can detect blood in the water from hundreds of meters away, that's several football fields.

[@NovaHaxxer]

By scent.. like he said 🤦‍♂️

[@ProxxRoxx]

I wish I had found your Channel a lot earlier. It´s simply awesome. And... Hell yeah, I watched this Movie a couple of times, although it is really, really pure Facepalm Stuff :D