In the end do they both die?
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Mixalidis — 15 years ago(May 06, 2010 11:06 AM)
"Based on true events" thing is used just to sell these horror movies.
They don't know a thing except that two people disappeared then you can say every movie is based on true story, because something similar somewhere sometimes happened.
At the end the sharks realized that she was a good person, so they all became friends and took her to their underwater city, where she became a mermaid and lived happily ever after.~
Must be it! -
fire-baby — 14 years ago(December 05, 2011 01:15 PM)
so what if she did like that james bond girl went underwater and just start swallowing and inhaling water. i doubt very much she'd try to drown herself by going underwater and holding her breath until it ran out.
but anyways, yes i found this movie terribly awful and the ending was just as bad
It's mercy, compassion and forgiveness I lack. Not rationality -
IMDBmurphy — 14 years ago(December 05, 2011 11:09 PM)
I doubt the character in this movie was mentally strong enough to swallow water on purpose, but maybe a combination of both would work if she went deep enough: holding breath until it runs out, then gasping for breath as a reflex action and by this inhaling water
However, my point was that just "dipping below surface" wouldn't suffice because of the higher ascending force in salt water. -
zender8584 — 13 years ago(January 02, 2013 12:48 PM)
Ideally, she should have (1) emptied her tank (maybe it was already empty) (2) taken off her BC (which she did) (3) leave her tank and belt on (took off tank). Even in salt water, she would sink.
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IMDBmurphy — 15 years ago(May 19, 2010 09:56 PM)
At the end the sharks realized that she was a good person, so they all became friends and
took her to their underwater city, where she became a mermaid and lived happily ever after.
This, at least, would have made
some
sense
The actual ending did not. So to sum it all up:
When Susan dipped below the surface this movie
jumped the shark! -
super_matt31 — 15 years ago(June 06, 2010 04:43 PM)
yeh but did she use the weights on her (you know the weight of all the equopment etc) do drown herself? Ive been scuba diving once and this bloke adjusted a nozzle thing and literally out of no where i started sinkig real fast lol as it like affected all the 'support' or whatever. then he adjusted it again (as i was sinking) and i stopped sinking.
SO basically.. the weight of all the stuff you are carrying WOULD drown you pretty much straight away as it would just be too heavy -
glyn-35 — 15 years ago(June 07, 2010 04:21 AM)
The weights and tank/regulators will take you down unless the buoyancy jacket is inflated (that's what your scuba bloke was doing), but she removed her weights earlier and her jacket/tank at the end so she wasn't carrying any weight that would pull her down.
But hey, the 'giving herself to the ocean' was a nice image.