Directed by:
John StockwellCinematography:
Jean-François HensgensComposer:
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Katie (Halle Berry) is an expert in her field but, after an accident had left a fellow diver dead under her command, she hasn't been able to re-enter the water. As the bills begin to pile up and the bank threatens taking her boat as compensation, her boyfriend Jeff (Olivier Martinez) tells her of an opportunity to lead another shark dive. Knowing that this will gain her financial security and possibly get her career back on track, she accepts. But can she prepare for the hungry terror that awaits in the deep? (Revolver Entertainment)
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Why and for whom was this made? Dark Tide ignores all the elements that would make it attractive and satisfactory for at least some part of the audience. Thanks God for Shark Night 3D, that one was at least a funny and silly summer flick for teenagers, this one is only annoying and boring. And on top of all that, it’s very long – just under two hours – which, for a film with Halle Berry and sharks, is way too much. But what am I talking about? The sharks hardly show up, you see them right at the beginning and then half an hour before the end (which does produce some traces of tension, but way too late…), otherwise it’s barren and empty.
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