Deep Blue Sea 2

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A billionaire experimenting on bull sharks, soon cause havoc for a visiting group of scientists. One of the oddest deja vú experiences for all the wrong reasons. Deep Blue Sea 2 is less of a sequel and more of a straight to video remake of the 1999 original. Complete with a smaller shed on the water with a state-of-the-art facility below the surface. Director Darin Scott offers a darker look, more buckets of CGI blood but it's not cinematic, it's hampered by the lack of budget, bottom of the barrel TV look with filtered lighting. The actors do their best with the recycled script and storyline from the original. Bull sharks replace the Makos. There's a few tweaks - the sharks tunnel rather than jump fences, they attack an illegal shark finning duo instead of partying teens in the opening, the sleeping shark doesn't eat the entrepreneur Durant, it eats another cast member instead, there's no parrot just lots more CGI. It mocks some of the original urinating in the wind dialogue. The story beats are pretty much the same only they destroy the compound themselves. And there's a tagged on ending where the sharks head to attack some beach goers. Why Warner Bros. went all 90's Disney straight to video with this sequel/remake only Samuel L. Jackson character knows. Maybe to cash in on the release up and coming The Meg or off the back of the better 47 Meters Down and The Shallows. It's notable redeeming features are American Emily Blunt-a-like Danielle Savre and some real great white footage. If you're interested in seeing what the flawed but entertaining original would have looked like with a first draft script and Syfy channel budget, this is a must see, for the less curious swim as far away from this as possible.

A direct remake rather than a sequel. Utterly terrible in every aspect. Poor writing, dreadful acting, weak sets, lousy cgi sharks.... the list just goes on and on. Rewatch the original, The Shallows, or even give Jaws 2 some love not this.