Directed by Kimble Rendall
A freak tsunami traps shoppers at a coastal Australian supermarket inside the building ... along with a 12-foot great white shark.
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This movie is iconic because this one girl cried after her dog more than after her boyfriend
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A little shark movie that takes shark action and carnage to the city when a tsunami breaks into a coast city in Australia, leaving a few survivors stuck in a supermarket, fighting to make it out another day. Some will get torn apart, others will whine and complain, one or two will backstab and others and the lead will try to find a way out. You all know the drill.
The film manages to entertain. There are plenty of 2000s cringe that somehow found its way into this 2012 movie, mostly in the writing department with some laughable and corny dialogues. The shark doesn’t look that bad in a few scenes, though the CGI can get very spotty. The performances…
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This was better than I ever expected it to be and maybe even better than it had any right to be.
I probably didn’t rush to see this because the basic premise sounds like a bad SyFy movie: a group of people are in a grocery store when a tsunami traps them...and a great white shark...inside the building. I know it sounds stupid but it’s a little bit more complex than that. For starters, the grocery store is located below ground level with a very wide stairway leading to the street and the shark is only about 12 feet long. There’s also a car park below the store and it gets flooded too and also traps people inside with ANOTHER…
that shark is an asshole. there's no way it's that hungry.
Okay so picture this:
An armed robbery at a supermarket in Australia is interrupted by a fucking TSUNAMI and the survivors have to ban together in the wreckage to try and escape a fucking shark that has them all trapped. Sounds like a fucking winner, right? Nah not really...in better hands, this could have been one hell of a B movie! While Bait has some decent gore, a pretty cast and a character death that caught me off guard and got me pretty fucking good emotionally, the bad acting and fucking abysmal CGI (i bursted out laughing from these effects, no fucking joke) really weighs it down from being a solid creature feature 👎🌊🦈
P.S.: Sharni Vinson, call me luv 😍☎️
wow this h2o episode looks dangerous
This would have been much better if it were a secret H2O: Just Add Water movie, so it would be mermaids vs sharks
This was a bit of fun. So silly and ridiculous. The special effects in general were pretty bad. A lot of random Aussie actors that I couldn’t tell you the names of. A lot of stuff going on plot wise. It’d definitely not the worst shark movie I’ve seen though. So bad it’s actually pretty good.
when are people who make this type of low budget horror movie going to realize that the characters literally dont matter! i dont care who was supposed to marry who, i dont care about who feels responsible for whose death. i care about the SHARK in the GROCERY store!
seriously whoever is telling these people to spend runtime developing their characters needs a stern talking to
Well damn, this one's actually watchable, pretty good for a shark movie. I like the premise and the setting caused by the tsunami. Sharks in a supermarket is something I haven't seen before and the set they created is better than anything I expected going into a shark movie. It gets repetitive though because we stay in the same set for the majority of the movie. The shark effects were atrocious in the opening scene but for the rest of the movie they're actually fine. A few decent bloody kills and the bodies in the water looked like practical effects. Too much group dynamics which doesn't work that well because the characters are bland. I like the twists and turns of characters becoming villains though, adds to the sillyness and keeps it entertaining. Wayyyyy too many survivors!
Shoutout to the miniature dog whose name is Bully, that's hilarious.
okay yeah 😃
Who doesn’t love a good cheesy shark movie? This is so fun, yea it’s kinda dumb but it’s so entertaining and fun to watch. In Australia on the Gold Coast, people are just different, they’re brought up differently, think of it as Australia’s version of…Florida? Lol.
So a bunch of tanned and sexy Aussie Gold Coast residents experience a tsunami which floods a local shopping centre car park, so the sexy tanned aussies are holed up in the car park and the supermarket waiting it out and then they realise, yep you guessed it, sharks are swimming in the water in the shopping centre carpark. This is so ridiculous and silly but damn you just gotta go with it and…
