Excellent, a Must See

Clever, believable, and super fun to watch. It totally has replay value.

A great movie, one of the best of this year. There was a bit of confusion at one point in the plot, but nothing serious.

A clunky actioner with a handful of cool moments.

...and it leaves me hope that one day too I can make a film.I'm guessing this "genre" is along the lines of Shark Weeks episode about a giant great white that was prehistoric, but compared to open water it got more watches.

Once you have experienced a classic horror movie all the rest is just noise and sexual innuendo.I deleted this from my collection and saved 19Gb of hard drive space for something original and not a copy of a copy of a copy with 'Z' actors, guys trying to be sickeningly cool and tough and girls trying to use their bodies instead of very poor acting ability.'Blair Witch' was a modern abomination that had some appeal but for the older generation we had seen it all before but with real actors who knew how to entertain, not the third rate amateurish mish-mash that these modern film makers think we enjoy, just how many will continue to use this Lost Camera found crap and try to pass it off as something new?

Found footage stories were all the rage a few years ago, but like the Austin Allegro some things are endured then meant to stay in the past. The main thing you can say about this film is that it looks and feels cheap and amateur. The story isn't bad to be honest, I was drawn in by the concept of a shark dive being interrupted by a freak storm, sadly the realisation is of course terrible. How many times can you have actors bobbing up and down in the water saying 'SHARK' want to find out? then watch this. If I can find a positive, you see some of the glorious Aussie scenery.

I was lucky enough to have rented this garbage instead of purchasing. Firstly how the hell someone can come across an underwater video camera 20 kilometres out to sea and it was wedged into a rock ledge as well. What do they take us for? The next thing I hated about this movie was that it was in the found footage format. This is literally flogging a dead horse. The format has been used that much that it is becoming boring.The storyline just dragged and seem to be going nowhere. I am hoping that 47 Meters Down will be far more superior in content and acting.To the financiers behind the Open Water Series may I suggest you do something more with money that you are prepared simply throw away, you can throw it my way for the want of a beneficiary.To sum it all up don't waste your time and the electricity that you use to view this.