I went on a budget friendly shark diving trip and it was completely safe. Budget friendly just means you don’t get any extra snacks on the trip or any other luxury comfort. It doesn’t mean safety is decreased.
Pheew thank goodness I'll know how to react just in case I find myself trapped in a diving cage underwater with predatorial sharks circling me, Thank you How To Beat *We all say in unison*
Pheew thank goodness I'll know how to react just in case I find myself trapped in a diving cage underwater with predatorial sharks circling me, Thank you How To Beat
or Go on a shark diving trip but do it to your level and don't do it in a horror movie... irl sharks do not normally attack divers... surfers and swimmers sometimes get attacked because they get mistaken for seals or similar animals by the sharks and then it's "only a test bite"... sometimes amputating or killing but by just going upright u no longer look like shark food improving ur chances, churning might decrease ur chances but usually u should be fine... sharks are human-friendly most of the time
And staying low is bad for u as cowering makes u seem like a prey animal that's afraid... if u just go up slowly with no sudden movement... safety spot with minimal movement and then go up slowly again with as little movement as you can ... et voilà ur on surface in 10 minutes after crashing down with the cage and go home with a little shock but no injury realistically
@@yannickburger9832this is all fine and dandy and I love sharks but a test bite can, in many cases lead to death. We’ve had many test bites and predation attempts even on camera within the last couple of years. If you swim with sharks you might die, the same as anything dangerous. People tend to know this and know sharks aren’t evil. But people who aren’t experienced should 100% knowingly not even cage dive with sharks as the person said.
Even though the people they went with suck at doing it safely, I do have to give them props for actually trying to help them. I feel like if this was irl and someone was afraid of getting into legal trouble, they would've just abandoned them since no one else knows that they're there.
If I had a penny for everytime I watched a movie where two girls do something incredibly stupid for recreational purposes but end up getting put into a life threatening situation where one of the girls die and the other girl hallucinates her still being alive up until the end of the movie where its revealed as the twist I'd have two pennies
Lisa did go through all that and didn't even get one single selfie pic for her troubles to post on instagram (well, maybe she did, but its floating around inside one of the sharks' bellies)
Ngl I can kinda justify her swimming up to radio for help as her just letting them know that they’re still alive, I mean considering how sketchy the whole situation is I wouldn’t blame her for thinking that the tour guides would be way more likely to ditch the cage to try to cover up the incident if they thought the girls were dead from the fall
bro i knew that she was halucinatting because you mentioned it so many times i knew that something was up. there aint no way that she survived a shark attack like that.
Did they even mention how cold the water would be 150 feet below the surface? That water has to be freezing. The writer just forgot about that and didn’t even take that into account. Neither are wearing a warm wet suit. Hypothermia would’ve killed them within the hour
Movies like this bug me to no end. Sharks are not these blood thristy monsters that eat everything. They are animals, and very stupid ones at that. So if this ever happened in real life, get out of the cage and swim to the surface instantly! Don't swim super fast, just a slow calm, calm ascent, then once you are on the surface, get to the boat. You will likely have some decompression sickness, but since you would have only have been so deep for a short time it is HIGHLY unlikely it would be that fatal, and no matter how miserable it might be, YOU'D LIVE!
I could have you sit me down and personally go over how to survive this seconds before it happens and I still am not making it through this situation. It’s not you it's me. 😂
@@retsaMinnavoiG tbh, if a shark or other wild animal attacks a human, it's most likely the human's fault for doing something they shouldn't have been doing in the first place. and not in the dumb "just don't go swimming in the ocean in the first place!" sense
CHUMMING SHARKS SHOULD BE ILLEGAL WITHIN MARITIME LAW. Sharks start to associate boats w food and it leads to more shark attacks. They follow boats now. Someone chumming a shark for clout could literally end take part in ending another persons life. People need to think of the impact their actions have.
As soon as that wire started fraying the second time and the cage stalled, I'd have been out of that hatch. Swimming away to avoid getting hit when it snapped, but I wouldn't be going back to the bottom.
Okayy so sharks are not really in a feeding frenzy when you dump a small bucket of blood into the water, of course they will check it out but thats it. Swimming out of the cage would've been the best option, if the shark approaches you show it that you are not interesting and if it gets too close you can try redirection by touching their snout. They should leave you alone after that. Its not a guarantee but what other option is there. The portrail is okay I guess but I really hate how sharks are made out to be these movie monsters when in reality they are a lot tamer than you think, just cause they look scary. Well I will probably never swim with one regardless but still.
Once they got the second cable that did not need to attach it to the cage that added more weight and friction . Instead they should have just followed the line up without the winch.
Aloha guys at How to Beat, and everyone reading this comment. I just would like to say how I appreciate this video it's so esthetically pleasing. I wish you guys would do more like this as it's centered around young adults. Being one myself. Oh oh and The Terrifier. I didn't even know of it, until I saw you covered it. I would like more episodes like it too..supernatural slashers.
Awesome video! I'd like to add a bit of extra info on decompression sickness (DCS). What you had was mostly correct but I'd like to add: DCS can happen in as little as 15 feet, though unlikely dcs is a factor of depth AND time. Increasing depth and time spent at that depth both increase the rate of nitrification in the body. One of my issues with this movie is that the girls might have been fine to make an immediate ascent if they left as soon as they were able, although I don't believe any character in this movie would know that. Also, traditional dive tanks, especially the ones they use in this movie, use ambient air when filled. So while they do have nitrogen in them, it's not anymore than the ambient atmosphere mix, but the added pressure of diving is what distributes it as bubbles in your body. Referring to your air supply as "oxygen" is kind of a tabu in the diving community, as certain types of diving actually increase the % oxygen to dive at deeper depths for longer periods. Again, none of this would be known by the characters here but I wanted to share with the rest of community.
How did they not implode from the pressure of going down that fast they drop 47 m under the water and under a minute how did they not implode or at least pass out from the pressure? 3:29
Pleaseeee cover 47 Meters Down: Uncaged. It is the dumbest shark movie I’ve ever seen. It’s so stupid and ridiculous, and they make the worst decisions possible. They do EVERYTHING wrong to the point you don’t even feel bad for them once you’re halfway through the movie. Teenagers sneak into an ancient, newly discovered, unmapped Aztec cave or something to scuba dive (uncertified, no supervision, doesn’t tell anyone where they are, absolutely no safety whatsoever) and things go exactly how you’d expect
Fun Fact: everything in this scenario is deadlier than the shark. Air will run out rather fast. the average male need 16l of air every minute at "normal activity". So even if we assume that both of them are calm and only need 1/2 the amount of air a man would need: they´ve got 200bar and likely a 10l tank. that´s 2000l of air. at 47m they´re breathing roughly 6l of air for every 1l of air at the surface. so their 2000l of air last them about 41mins at best (please keep in mind that t hey already used some air and that they´ll probably breathe more than 8l/minute). So yeah. within 41mins they´re dead. But that doesn´t matter. Recreational divers are only allowed to dive up to 40m down. Why? well because 1) nitrogen / gas narcosis becomes a thing in deeper (30m+) depths so thinking etc. becomes really hard, you´re unfocused and need way longer even for trivial tasks (a youtuber did an experiment where he had to put shapes in a ball with corresponding holes. took him 30s at sea level and 1min40s at 30m. these effects will be significantly worse at nearly 50m). So they´ll die from that. Oh and... 2) the "no decompression limit" for 42m (which is shallower than their 47m) is only at 8mins. so even if they don´t die due to asphyxiation they´ll suffer from decompression sickness. Which can be fatal in some cases. But that being said: no sane diver or captain would ever avoid a decompression incident by risking running out of air. there are recompression chambers and those have air. so while divers would try to avoid decompression incidents in this scenario both divers would immediately surface to avoid running out of air. usually they´d slowly ascend but that´s impossible if these sharks were actually interested in eating them. And they wouldn´t certainly be dead if they did make a run for it. the risk is real but it´s less risky than running out of air. Oh and btw: nitrogen doesn´t only get stored in the blood. it´s also stored in the tissues. and if it gets released from the tissues to fast for the body to get rid of it it can form bubbles etc. and that´s a problem. but while divers always try to slowly ascend and do a safety stop there are estimates as to how long a diver might be able to stay at a certain depth without it resulting in a decompression incident. but those numbers are rough estimates which is why divers usually use their dive computers and add a safety stop etc. to make sure they´re well within the limits even thoug some divers could theoretically stay at (for example 42m for 8mins) and immediately ascend without issues. since you never know if you´re one of those people and you don´t want to find out that you´re not... you follow the safety procedures. Decompression stops though are only for technical divers, not recreational divers. recreational divers are limited to regular compresed air / nitrox (more oxygen, less nitrogen => less nitrogen buildup => longer bottom times at certain depths), a maximum depth of 40m, etc and NO planned decompression stops. if they need to do a decompression stop they messed up. they´ll still do one but they´re not supposed to be in a situation where that´s necessary. they do however include a safety stop which is like a mini decompression stop but it isn´t required to safely ascend. it´s just added safety. So yeah... those two would skip the mandatory decompression stop, hope that they don´t die on their way up, immediately get 100% oxygen to avoid adding new nitrogen to their bodies and get transported to the nearest recompression chamber. they would NEVER swim back down, risk running out of air, etc. So yeah... even if sharks were attractd to human blood & would ignore their regular prey (fish) to munch on a human the sharks would still be the least significant problem those two would be facing in the real world. But they´re lucky. If they´re breathing regular air with 21% oxygen that oxygen becomes toxic shortly after 50m. So if they were idk 55m down instead of 47 they´d now die due to oxygen toxicity. Yes that´s a thing. 1,3bar of partial pressure (aka at sea level air with 130% oxygen (which is impossible)) is deadly to humans. And that wouldn´t set in after 40mins (air depletion) or once they go up to the surface (nitrogen build up). this would kill them at their depth in a really short time frame. likely due to cramps and thus potentially by drowning them even if their tanks are full. and btw the 17bar at 12:36 ? yeah... at that depth that´s at best 3 1/2 mins. that´s an immediate ascent. And the 80bar at 18:44 would be 16 2/3 mins at best. again: assuming they´re breathing with 8l at the surface aka 48l/min at depth.And at 18:58 again: no... they wouldn´t decompress. there are sharks in the water that tried to kill them, they´re both running out of air, they won´t make a decompression stop unless there´s a safer cage at 20m with new tanks. but with those sharks and that amount of air there won´t be any stops. 18m/min ascent rate (and even that could be cut short if the sharks start to attack them again) and that´s it. And that´s only if they´re confident they have the air for that ascent rate. and while the required amount of air decreases with shallower depths I wouldn´t risk it with 17bar. Oh and btw: ascent rate beats safety stop. so in re ality they´d slowly ascend at less than 18m/s and skip the decompression stop instead of doing the decompression stop but exceeding the 18m/min ascent rate. regarding the "banging on the cage"... water isn´t air. our ears are adapted to sound traveling through air. under water sound just exist. it has no real direction. our ears aren´t really made for locating sound udnerwater. But sharks... well they are. So yeah. your partner doesn´t know where you are (apart from noticing if the sound gets louder or fainter which isn´t exactly a foolproof navigational method) but the sharks does. Humasn use a compass to navigate underwater. if they had a compass they´d note the direction of travel and reverse that path. and yes, every certified diver needs to do that to become certified. So the only excuse for them not to use the copass is if they haven´t had any to begin with. 23:52 5 bar wouldn´t be 5 minutes. it´s 1 minute at best. again: with rather slow breathing. so that´s an ascent rate of 50m/min. is it guaranteed that they´ll die from decompression sickness? no. but at 50m/min it´s very very realistic. and it´s their only option if they don´t want to drown 24:09 / 24:46 ++ gas narcosis is independent from decompression sickness. gas narcosis typicaly occurs at depths of 30m or more. at nearly 50m they´d most definitely suffer from it. shortly after reaching depths shallower than 30m the symptoms would fade away. regardless of the amount of air they breathe in. gas narcosis is a temporary narcosis. which is actually beneficial for them. they´ll die. but with gas narcosis it´s less painful and intimidating. they´ll basically be high / slightly ansthesized. Btw even if they survived all of the other issues. hypothermia is a thing. at 50m water isn´t that warm anymore. and their wetsuits are designed for warm water. aaaaanddd.... hypothermia worsens things like gas narcosis, decompression sickness, breathing rate, ... putting the wetsuit between you and the cage is something most people wouldn´t be able to think about in a situation like this at this depth. human blood doesn´t really attract sharks, but bleeding out (and losing body heat...) can kill you. so yeah. thee cut is bad but it´s not that bad and given that they wouldn´t have had a single reasonable thought... it´s a good idea to use the vest to lift the cage. 34:48 yeah... after all this time... a single 5min stop at 20m won´t cut it. decompression times increase depending on depth and duration. up to a certain point. it doesn´t really matter if you´re at 200m for 5h or 50h, once your tissue is fully saturated it´s fully saturated. that´s a trick divers who´re working udnerwater use. they stay at the bottom for days / weeks and get supplied by a ship above them. at the end they get pulled up in their housing / compression chamber, spent a lot of time dcompressing in there and then they´re on vacation. The flare probably wouldnßt keep a shark at bay though. 35:20 yeah... no they wouldn´t drop their equipment. they´d inflate the vests so that they float at the surface or they´d resurface if a shark pulls them down, bites off a part of them andspits them out. removing the equipment is stupid. it keeps you afloat, it supplies you with air, ... the benefit of saving 5 seconds will haunt you if a shark catches you, pulls you underwater and you drown because you don´t have an air supply anymore 35:35 yep... told ya. 35:44 and.... again. never remove your gear unless you need to do it. but yeah... a hallucination like that is probably the most realistic part of this movie. what would I do? Assuming I´m not suffering from gas narcosis there are just two options: 1. find a protected way to the surface and slowly ascent for as long as possible using that protection 2. if there is no protected way, only the open water, a direct ascent exceeding the safe rate of 18m/min, no safety stop. after that... breathing 100% pure oxygen on board of the ship, wait for the helicopter to get me to the nearest recompression chamber (just in case). So yeah... it´s a movie so you can´t alway expect it to be completely accurate but a few mistakes made were just too glaring. especially the times, safety proocedures and potential medical issues.
Me and sister enjoy this movie because it gives us bit of nostalgia from our childhood favorite horror/action movies.😊😊😊😊 We had cool childhood with parents who weren't controlling/overprotective parents.
Me, without looking up: Well one of them dies for sure i know how these movies work *Lisa hooks up her new tank* Me: So whatever happens next is a hallucination (Spoilers for The Fall:) (This is just The Fall but underwater lol)
The fall is this movie but on a tower, it came after 47 meters down. When I saw it in theaters I guessed it would do a hallucination plot twist again and was really hoping they’d go another way but nope 😭
The original ending was so much better. Basically it cuts to her hallucinating in the cage, but she never snaps out of it or realizes it. She is just staring at her hand laughing as the camera pulls back and shows the sharks circling. Then fade to black and credits. People thought it was too depressing so the director added that bs about the crew somehow finding her.
Dear How to beat, I have watched your videos for a few years now and I love your content, I was wondering if you could do this show on Netflix called The 8 Show
Ok, I know there was a poll & all & I did indeed pick this one but I've since seen shark night & desperately want you to do that one now, just to vex you🤣
A sharks weak point is also there snout, you can’t exactly hit them full force but if you were to find a way to jab or slightly hit there snout they’d probably swim off
Biggest red flag here was when you said “budget friendly shark diving trip” like… I’ll gladly pay a LITTLE more money if it means I’m not gonna die
Fr, there are some things you definitely shouldn't cheap out on.
I went on a budget friendly shark diving trip and it was completely safe. Budget friendly just means you don’t get any extra snacks on the trip or any other luxury comfort. It doesn’t mean safety is decreased.
36:11 Imagine how the sharks feel watching her acting out the hallucination they’re like: “The fuck she doin?”
Fr man fr
"Pufferfish man...not even once".
@@jedrickjandura9366stop it. Get some help.
The end part where it’s all a hallucination and her sister is actually really dead reminds me of that one tower movie
The Fall? But I think it wasn’t her sister but her best friend
Fall?
@@StarsunIra I mean the movies are similar in the sense that they hallucinate for 15 minutes of the movie until the end when they’re saved
This movie was made first. They’re made by the same director so they’re essentially the same movie with different plots.
What about Repo Men. Go watch that one. That ending will piss you off lol
Pheew thank goodness I'll know how to react just in case I find myself trapped in a diving cage underwater with predatorial sharks circling me, Thank you How To Beat *We all say in unison*
Naw fr tho😂
Fr
Pheew thank goodness I'll know how to react just in case I find myself trapped in a diving cage underwater with predatorial sharks circling me, Thank you How To Beat
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Thank you How To Beat
"Detecting multiple leviathan class lifeforms in the area, are you sure, whatever you're doing, is worth it?"
“…Get the status rifle”
“entering ecological death zone”
How to survive: Don't go on a shark cage diving trip
or Go on a shark diving trip but do it to your level and don't do it in a horror movie... irl sharks do not normally attack divers... surfers and swimmers sometimes get attacked because they get mistaken for seals or similar animals by the sharks and then it's "only a test bite"... sometimes amputating or killing but by just going upright u no longer look like shark food improving ur chances, churning might decrease ur chances but usually u should be fine... sharks are human-friendly most of the time
And staying low is bad for u as cowering makes u seem like a prey animal that's afraid... if u just go up slowly with no sudden movement... safety spot with minimal movement and then go up slowly again with as little movement as you can ... et voilà ur on surface in 10 minutes after crashing down with the cage and go home with a little shock but no injury realistically
@@yannickburger9832this is all fine and dandy and I love sharks but a test bite can, in many cases lead to death. We’ve had many test bites and predation attempts even on camera within the last couple of years. If you swim with sharks you might die, the same as anything dangerous. People tend to know this and know sharks aren’t evil. But people who aren’t experienced should 100% knowingly not even cage dive with sharks as the person said.
run to mexaco
Yeah, makes sense
Even though the people they went with suck at doing it safely, I do have to give them props for actually trying to help them. I feel like if this was irl and someone was afraid of getting into legal trouble, they would've just abandoned them since no one else knows that they're there.
Extremely fucked up mate. 😮😮
Or don’t go to the water mate
Or don’t go in the water mate
If I had a penny for everytime I watched a movie where two girls do something incredibly stupid for recreational purposes but end up getting put into a life threatening situation where one of the girls die and the other girl hallucinates her still being alive up until the end of the movie where its revealed as the twist I'd have two pennies
Lemme guess, this movie and Fall?
The plot really is very oddly identical to Fall, only underwater instead of in a tower.
@@AzureRoxeSame producer
thought of that Too One at the top One at the bottom
The crane is like the ladder breaking
“Which isn’t a lot, but it’s weird that it’s happened twice”
Pro tip: when it comes to things with safety, don't go budget. You get what you pay for.
Omg your profile picture with Neil Newborn😍
I never thought Abt that thank you, you probably saved some life’s
Lisa did go through all that and didn't even get one single selfie pic for her troubles to post on instagram (well, maybe she did, but its floating around inside one of the sharks' bellies)
Ngl I can kinda justify her swimming up to radio for help as her just letting them know that they’re still alive, I mean considering how sketchy the whole situation is I wouldn’t blame her for thinking that the tour guides would be way more likely to ditch the cage to try to cover up the incident if they thought the girls were dead from the fall
You only justify it becasue the plot armor allowed her to survive it . Shark wouldn’t miss 😂
2:23 "Now its time to finally meet bruce and his buddies face to face" got me flopping🤣🤣🤣🤣💀💀💀💀
Maybe on a deck? Flopping like a fish?
@@frosty_-ky8cv Ayo what does that mean?
bro i knew that she was halucinatting because you mentioned it so many times i knew that something was up. there aint no way that she survived a shark attack like that.
Shark A to Shark B - “Hey be on the lookout for those Budget friendly Dive Tours”
0:01 don’t go cage diving. The end.
Now do deep blue sea.
Did they even mention how cold the water would be 150 feet below the surface? That water has to be freezing.
The writer just forgot about that and didn’t even take that into account. Neither are wearing a warm wet suit.
Hypothermia would’ve killed them within the hour
This and the movie Fall are the same plot but in different directions
Thanks for the spoiler
@@JT-bl2bp Fall came out two years ago, If you care that much about spoilers for it, you would have watched it by now 😁
yeah also I wonder what is the King of Games doing in the streets this time
Yes, very similar
Movies like this bug me to no end. Sharks are not these blood thristy monsters that eat everything. They are animals, and very stupid ones at that. So if this ever happened in real life, get out of the cage and swim to the surface instantly! Don't swim super fast, just a slow calm, calm ascent, then once you are on the surface, get to the boat. You will likely have some decompression sickness, but since you would have only have been so deep for a short time it is HIGHLY unlikely it would be that fatal, and no matter how miserable it might be, YOU'D LIVE!
“That fatal” isn’t a thing lol
It either is or it isn’t fatal.
The cage is so rusty that I think they can use a medium sized Rock that they can find on the ground and slowly chip away at the bars
Nah, it would take quite some time and energy meaning they’ll run out of air faster and it would make noise which would attract the sharks
It’s impressive that they got the “you fucked up” achievement less than 5 mins in the vid
Fr, I know it's movie logic to make characters stupid, but Thai is ridiculous and takes the cake
Basically, the answer is ' if only they waited ', lol. 😂😂
I genuinely would NEVER find myself in this situation
I could have you sit me down and personally go over how to survive this seconds before it happens and I still am not making it through this situation. It’s not you it's me. 😂
How to survive: just swim up! Sharks aren’t that dangerous unless they are hungry, but then they would just eat the fish
Except when they do eat or bite people of course...
Without movie villain sharks this flick couldn't happen.
@@retsaMinnavoiG tbh, if a shark or other wild animal attacks a human, it's most likely the human's fault for doing something they shouldn't have been doing in the first place. and not in the dumb "just don't go swimming in the ocean in the first place!" sense
There was chum in the water dude
CHUMMING SHARKS SHOULD BE ILLEGAL WITHIN MARITIME LAW.
Sharks start to associate boats w food and it leads to more shark attacks. They follow boats now.
Someone chumming a shark for clout could literally end take part in ending another persons life. People need to think of the impact their actions have.
here's how to survive any underwater movie: dont go underwater, ever.
As soon as that wire started fraying the second time and the cage stalled, I'd have been out of that hatch. Swimming away to avoid getting hit when it snapped, but I wouldn't be going back to the bottom.
Could’ve sworn this was already posted
I think he has done some reuploads for some other videos
Or you watched a nerd explained video and thought it was how to beat after
@@MysteriousPotatoe my exact thought
Either way idrc imma watch it again never know when his advice might save your own life one day❤😂
Same
"girl boss and her polar opposite sister"
My brain: so, her sisters a boy employee..?
Okayy so sharks are not really in a feeding frenzy when you dump a small bucket of blood into the water, of course they will check it out but thats it. Swimming out of the cage would've been the best option, if the shark approaches you show it that you are not interesting and if it gets too close you can try redirection by touching their snout. They should leave you alone after that. Its not a guarantee but what other option is there. The portrail is okay I guess but I really hate how sharks are made out to be these movie monsters when in reality they are a lot tamer than you think, just cause they look scary. Well I will probably never swim with one regardless but still.
Once they got the second cable that did not need to attach it to the cage that added more weight and friction . Instead they should have just followed the line up without the winch.
Yes but that wouldn't have solved anything. They'd still need to wait the decompression time whilst being vulnerable to shark attacks
Just goes to show that from now on for every holiday, I’m wrapping myself in bubble wrap and hiding in a closet until I go back to work.
I feel better sleeping at night knowing there is never going to be a time this is me cause I'll never be in that stupid cage.
Aloha guys at How to Beat, and everyone reading this comment. I just would like to say how I appreciate this video it's so esthetically pleasing. I wish you guys would do more like this as it's centered around young adults. Being one myself. Oh oh and The Terrifier. I didn't even know of it, until I saw you covered it. I would like more episodes like it too..supernatural slashers.
Good morning how to beat this one of my favorite shark movies I been waiting on this and have a good day💯
Awesome video! I'd like to add a bit of extra info on decompression sickness (DCS). What you had was mostly correct but I'd like to add:
DCS can happen in as little as 15 feet, though unlikely dcs is a factor of depth AND time. Increasing depth and time spent at that depth both increase the rate of nitrification in the body. One of my issues with this movie is that the girls might have been fine to make an immediate ascent if they left as soon as they were able, although I don't believe any character in this movie would know that.
Also, traditional dive tanks, especially the ones they use in this movie, use ambient air when filled. So while they do have nitrogen in them, it's not anymore than the ambient atmosphere mix, but the added pressure of diving is what distributes it as bubbles in your body. Referring to your air supply as "oxygen" is kind of a tabu in the diving community, as certain types of diving actually increase the % oxygen to dive at deeper depths for longer periods. Again, none of this would be known by the characters here but I wanted to share with the rest of community.
How did they not implode from the pressure of going down that fast they drop 47 m under the water and under a minute how did they not implode or at least pass out from the pressure? 3:29
lovin your morbid sense of humor keep it up
Oh heck yeah let’s go!! finally I’ve been really waiting for this one🎉🎉
26:14 I just said the same thing because you already close at that point
This is why im scared of deep water
47 meters DOWN RIGHT AWESOME
Quite place day one
Um he already did that
They made a 3rd movie! ❤@@GrowingUser
Uh..
That cage sink faster than the Titanic
Literally
Do the uncaged one next
Dude I love the movie and im so happy you covered this movie to
Best way to survive just dont go on a shark trip
34:54 this is easily the most terrifying scene in the movie for me
"Rookie numbers"
- *me, a Subnautica player*
Tip for new players!
Go to the Aurora early. There are big "reapers", that will hug you and give you stuff!😊
Pleaseeee cover 47 Meters Down: Uncaged. It is the dumbest shark movie I’ve ever seen. It’s so stupid and ridiculous, and they make the worst decisions possible. They do EVERYTHING wrong to the point you don’t even feel bad for them once you’re halfway through the movie. Teenagers sneak into an ancient, newly discovered, unmapped Aztec cave or something to scuba dive (uncertified, no supervision, doesn’t tell anyone where they are, absolutely no safety whatsoever) and things go exactly how you’d expect
I mean I’m pretty sure Kate is going to be fine, she is a mermaid after all
Fun Fact: everything in this scenario is deadlier than the shark.
Air will run out rather fast. the average male need 16l of air every minute at "normal activity". So even if we assume that both of them are calm and only need 1/2 the amount of air a man would need: they´ve got 200bar and likely a 10l tank. that´s 2000l of air. at 47m they´re breathing roughly 6l of air for every 1l of air at the surface. so their 2000l of air last them about 41mins at best (please keep in mind that t hey already used some air and that they´ll probably breathe more than 8l/minute). So yeah. within 41mins they´re dead. But that doesn´t matter. Recreational divers are only allowed to dive up to 40m down. Why? well because 1) nitrogen / gas narcosis becomes a thing in deeper (30m+) depths so thinking etc. becomes really hard, you´re unfocused and need way longer even for trivial tasks (a youtuber did an experiment where he had to put shapes in a ball with corresponding holes. took him 30s at sea level and 1min40s at 30m. these effects will be significantly worse at nearly 50m). So they´ll die from that.
Oh and... 2) the "no decompression limit" for 42m (which is shallower than their 47m) is only at 8mins. so even if they don´t die due to asphyxiation they´ll suffer from decompression sickness. Which can be fatal in some cases. But that being said: no sane diver or captain would ever avoid a decompression incident by risking running out of air. there are recompression chambers and those have air. so while divers would try to avoid decompression incidents in this scenario both divers would immediately surface to avoid running out of air. usually they´d slowly ascend but that´s impossible if these sharks were actually interested in eating them. And they wouldn´t certainly be dead if they did make a run for it. the risk is real but it´s less risky than running out of air.
Oh and btw: nitrogen doesn´t only get stored in the blood. it´s also stored in the tissues. and if it gets released from the tissues to fast for the body to get rid of it it can form bubbles etc. and that´s a problem. but while divers always try to slowly ascend and do a safety stop there are estimates as to how long a diver might be able to stay at a certain depth without it resulting in a decompression incident. but those numbers are rough estimates which is why divers usually use their dive computers and add a safety stop etc. to make sure they´re well within the limits even thoug some divers could theoretically stay at (for example 42m for 8mins) and immediately ascend without issues. since you never know if you´re one of those people and you don´t want to find out that you´re not... you follow the safety procedures. Decompression stops though are only for technical divers, not recreational divers. recreational divers are limited to regular compresed air / nitrox (more oxygen, less nitrogen => less nitrogen buildup => longer bottom times at certain depths), a maximum depth of 40m, etc and NO planned decompression stops. if they need to do a decompression stop they messed up. they´ll still do one but they´re not supposed to be in a situation where that´s necessary. they do however include a safety stop which is like a mini decompression stop but it isn´t required to safely ascend. it´s just added safety.
So yeah... those two would skip the mandatory decompression stop, hope that they don´t die on their way up, immediately get 100% oxygen to avoid adding new nitrogen to their bodies and get transported to the nearest recompression chamber. they would NEVER swim back down, risk running out of air, etc.
So yeah... even if sharks were attractd to human blood & would ignore their regular prey (fish) to munch on a human the sharks would still be the least significant problem those two would be facing in the real world. But they´re lucky. If they´re breathing regular air with 21% oxygen that oxygen becomes toxic shortly after 50m. So if they were idk 55m down instead of 47 they´d now die due to oxygen toxicity. Yes that´s a thing. 1,3bar of partial pressure (aka at sea level air with 130% oxygen (which is impossible)) is deadly to humans. And that wouldn´t set in after 40mins (air depletion) or once they go up to the surface (nitrogen build up). this would kill them at their depth in a really short time frame. likely due to cramps and thus potentially by drowning them even if their tanks are full.
and btw the 17bar at 12:36 ? yeah... at that depth that´s at best 3 1/2 mins. that´s an immediate ascent. And the 80bar at 18:44 would be 16 2/3 mins at best. again: assuming they´re breathing with 8l at the surface aka 48l/min at depth.And at 18:58 again: no... they wouldn´t decompress. there are sharks in the water that tried to kill them, they´re both running out of air, they won´t make a decompression stop unless there´s a safer cage at 20m with new tanks. but with those sharks and that amount of air there won´t be any stops. 18m/min ascent rate (and even that could be cut short if the sharks start to attack them again) and that´s it. And that´s only if they´re confident they have the air for that ascent rate. and while the required amount of air decreases with shallower depths I wouldn´t risk it with 17bar. Oh and btw: ascent rate beats safety stop. so in re ality they´d slowly ascend at less than 18m/s and skip the decompression stop instead of doing the decompression stop but exceeding the 18m/min ascent rate.
regarding the "banging on the cage"... water isn´t air. our ears are adapted to sound traveling through air. under water sound just exist. it has no real direction. our ears aren´t really made for locating sound udnerwater. But sharks... well they are. So yeah. your partner doesn´t know where you are (apart from noticing if the sound gets louder or fainter which isn´t exactly a foolproof navigational method) but the sharks does. Humasn use a compass to navigate underwater. if they had a compass they´d note the direction of travel and reverse that path. and yes, every certified diver needs to do that to become certified. So the only excuse for them not to use the copass is if they haven´t had any to begin with.
23:52 5 bar wouldn´t be 5 minutes. it´s 1 minute at best. again: with rather slow breathing. so that´s an ascent rate of 50m/min. is it guaranteed that they´ll die from decompression sickness? no. but at 50m/min it´s very very realistic. and it´s their only option if they don´t want to drown
24:09 / 24:46 ++ gas narcosis is independent from decompression sickness. gas narcosis typicaly occurs at depths of 30m or more. at nearly 50m they´d most definitely suffer from it. shortly after reaching depths shallower than 30m the symptoms would fade away. regardless of the amount of air they breathe in. gas narcosis is a temporary narcosis. which is actually beneficial for them. they´ll die. but with gas narcosis it´s less painful and intimidating. they´ll basically be high / slightly ansthesized.
Btw even if they survived all of the other issues. hypothermia is a thing. at 50m water isn´t that warm anymore. and their wetsuits are designed for warm water. aaaaanddd.... hypothermia worsens things like gas narcosis, decompression sickness, breathing rate, ...
putting the wetsuit between you and the cage is something most people wouldn´t be able to think about in a situation like this at this depth. human blood doesn´t really attract sharks, but bleeding out (and losing body heat...) can kill you. so yeah. thee cut is bad but it´s not that bad and given that they wouldn´t have had a single reasonable thought... it´s a good idea to use the vest to lift the cage.
34:48 yeah... after all this time... a single 5min stop at 20m won´t cut it. decompression times increase depending on depth and duration. up to a certain point. it doesn´t really matter if you´re at 200m for 5h or 50h, once your tissue is fully saturated it´s fully saturated. that´s a trick divers who´re working udnerwater use. they stay at the bottom for days / weeks and get supplied by a ship above them. at the end they get pulled up in their housing / compression chamber, spent a lot of time dcompressing in there and then they´re on vacation.
The flare probably wouldnßt keep a shark at bay though.
35:20 yeah... no they wouldn´t drop their equipment. they´d inflate the vests so that they float at the surface or they´d resurface if a shark pulls them down, bites off a part of them andspits them out. removing the equipment is stupid. it keeps you afloat, it supplies you with air, ... the benefit of saving 5 seconds will haunt you if a shark catches you, pulls you underwater and you drown because you don´t have an air supply anymore
35:35 yep... told ya.
35:44 and.... again. never remove your gear unless you need to do it.
but yeah... a hallucination like that is probably the most realistic part of this movie.
what would I do? Assuming I´m not suffering from gas narcosis there are just two options:
1. find a protected way to the surface and slowly ascent for as long as possible using that protection
2. if there is no protected way, only the open water, a direct ascent exceeding the safe rate of 18m/min, no safety stop.
after that... breathing 100% pure oxygen on board of the ship, wait for the helicopter to get me to the nearest recompression chamber (just in case).
So yeah... it´s a movie so you can´t alway expect it to be completely accurate but a few mistakes made were just too glaring. especially the times, safety proocedures and potential medical issues.
It’s not that serious g
I like how the sharks didn't look so terribly fake honestly. Request for next video... In a Violent Nature😈
Can you do a quiet place day one if you can
He already did
Day one
@@Monke_man923 he already did quiet place
@@SBHBASKETBALLit’s a different movie
anyone else binge watching how to beat or is it just me?
Where are the dolphins when you need them?
Probably out there rapping a fish
Next do 47 meters down: uncaged
Shark cage diving may not be the kind of activity you’re looking to get a cheap price for
Imagine how pruny you would be after being underwater for this long. The places my brain goes 😫
Me and sister enjoy this movie because it gives us bit of nostalgia from our childhood favorite horror/action movies.😊😊😊😊
We had cool childhood with parents who weren't controlling/overprotective parents.
I knew it, jt was to good to be true, as soon as i heard hallucinations I knew none of that ever happened 36:04
Have a damn good day! (and happy 4th of July HTB team).
I’ve been waiting 2 years for this video
This is my worst fear ever
You should do 47 Meters Down uncaged next
Agreed do part 2 now!
Agreed do part 2 now!
Amazing!
How to survive: stay home
Love your vids you should do 47 METERS DOWN UNCAGED
Stinker
Rebecca got dropped in the ocean again. You’d think the Aurora situation would make her more cautious of these situations.
What I would do ? Hmm I would freak out
36:11 ain’t no way like wtf is she doing bro 😂
Have a DAMN good day
And remember the ocean isnt as safe as it appears
MUHAHAHAHAHAH
Me, without looking up: Well one of them dies for sure i know how these movies work
*Lisa hooks up her new tank*
Me: So whatever happens next is a hallucination
(Spoilers for The Fall:)
(This is just The Fall but underwater lol)
The fall is this movie but on a tower, it came after 47 meters down. When I saw it in theaters I guessed it would do a hallucination plot twist again and was really hoping they’d go another way but nope 😭
15:12 "oh no, the pink things are stuck! Let me help"
The original ending was so much better. Basically it cuts to her hallucinating in the cage, but she never snaps out of it or realizes it. She is just staring at her hand laughing as the camera pulls back and shows the sharks circling. Then fade to black and credits. People thought it was too depressing so the director added that bs about the crew somehow finding her.
The ending of this movie was full plot twists!
Have a dam good day!
Dear How to beat, I have watched your videos for a few years now and I love your content, I was wondering if you could do this show on Netflix called The 8 Show
Ok, I know there was a poll & all & I did indeed pick this one but I've since seen shark night & desperately want you to do that one now, just to vex you🤣
Saying that the Air in a tank is oxygen and nitrogen but still calling it a Oxygen tank is crazy.
How to beat this: Don’t go out of your house and stay an introvert (and also isn’t this like fall but the opposite?)
Easily one of the best shark movies
Oooo that moment it drops off and she goes into open ocean scares the bejeesus outta me
never fails to disappoint
Ive always said there's 3 things you should never skimp on: 1. Insurance, 2. Car airbags and 3. Shark cage diving tours.
I love watching this channel, I need more vids
9:03 the blood would have attracted sharks more than the disturbance
I was waiting for this horror movie love the channel
A sharks weak point is also there snout, you can’t exactly hit them full force but if you were to find a way to jab or slightly hit there snout they’d probably swim off
HAVE A DAMN GOOD DAY!
How to survive: DONT GO MAKING PLANS to SHARK CAGE DIVE especially to impress people unless you wanna be shark meat
If they were using a lighter aluminum cage the moment the shark would have slammed into the dang thing it would have been torn apart
The problem with them staying in the cage is that the longer they are down there the longer the decompression stops.
Can you pls do live and monsters next its so good
Was wanting a video on this
"BUT SHE LEFT IT BEHIND😮💨😮💨🤬🤬"LOL
this movie had me on the edge of the seat whole time
The way they were finna get gang ba- I mean gang eaten is wild😂😂😂
How to Survive:My Mom when I get an F- In Math And Forgot to tap Incognito Mode accidentally Press P in my laptop❤
Help needed immediately😢
The hallucination part was actually sad 😔
Would a surfshark vpn joke here be a low-hanging fruit?