But Calhoun is shocked to learn that the company is using unpredictable and highly aggressive bull sharks, the most lethal predators in the sea, as its test subjects. With former Navy SEAL Trent Slater (ROB MAYES) and scientists Daniel and Leslie Kim (JEREMY JESS BOADO, KIM SYSTER) already on board, Durant hopes to enlist shark conservationist Misty Calhoun (DANIELLE SAVRE) onto the team. This sequel, however, is basically a remake with some small tweaks, which goes to explain why the original writer received character credits despite none of the original character making an appearance. Review: Deep Blue Sea 2 I guess is the long-awaited sequel to the 1999 moderate box office hit and while I wasn’t exactly in love with it when I last watch the film, it did at least have some entertainment value.
Now, pharmaceutical billionaire Carl Durant (MICHAEL BEACH) is determined to revive the research of the undersea laboratory by experimenting on sharks, making them smarter and using the results to make humans smarter and resist the eventual uprising of A.I. They came close to achieving their goal, but an unforeseen tragedy derailed the experiment. Plot Synopsis: Nineteen years ago, the Aquatica Project used genetically altered sharks in hopes of developing a cutting-edge cure for Alzheimer’s disease. Writer(s): Duncan Kennedy and Donna Powers & Wayne Powers (characters), Hans Rodionoff (story), Hans Rodionoff and Erik Patterson & Jessica Scott (teleplay)Ĭast: Danielle Savre, Rob Mayes, Michael Beach, Nathan Lynn, Kim Syster, Jeremy Jess Boado, Adrian Collinsįeatures: Featurettes, Deleted Scenes, Gag ReelĪudio: English (DTS-HD MA 5.1), French (Dolby Digital 5.1), Spanish (Dolby Digital 5.1) As it is, the sequel is just plain bad with a plot that mirrors the original with some tweaks.
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Given the renewed interest in the shark attack subgenre of horror, it’s easy to see why the studio would make a sequel to Deep Blue Sea, a movie that often gets forgotten.
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