Studying the effects of climate change off the coast of Mozambique, a marine biologist and her team confront three genetically enhanced bull sharks. Now, a new bloodbath is waiting to happen in the name of science. Will humans never learn?
Review Deep Blue Sea 3
Review Deep Blue Sea 3
One of Deep Blue Sea 3’s earliest scenes features star Tania Raymonde diving as she records a video blog, preaching about climate change. Rising waters, changing animal behaviors, and other soon-to-come catastrophes become this killer shark movie’s thesis. By the end, two main characters find themselves trapped in a building, sinking, as rising waters threaten to drown them. This is not a subtle message film.
There’s more too – big pharma plays a key role, as it did back in the first film, the researchers seeking to cure Alzheimers and none-too-smartly using bull sharks as their basis. Those sharks want to eat people, because that’s why Deep Blue Sea 3 and its predecessors exist. Oddly, after spending some 90-minutes about how terrible the world and humanity are, the final lines from Raymonde have her wanting to return to civilization – the same civilization plagued by global warming and rouge pharmaceutical executives. Lots to look forward to then.
Watch Deep Blue Sea 3 (2020) Online
Watch Deep Blue Sea 3 (2020) Online
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