If you are one that hates SharknadoВ with a fiery passion, rest at ease. They purposely made a horrible movie, which is why it was super entertaining if you go in with the right mindset. Yes, it's a horrible movie, but that's the point. And yes, I do love SharknadoВ for the record. You can go the slow and steady route like JawsВ or you can go the in-your-face, over-the-top way like Sharknado, which is why I made sure to watch both of them before going into this movie. There's two ways you can make a shark movie. For some reason I was expecting critics to hate it, but then I checked Rotten Tomatoes after leaving the theater and to my surprise they loved it too! Wahoo! As of Wednesday, there were no reviews on IMDb or on Rotten Tomatoes, so I made the decision to ignore the internet on Thursday going into my showing so I could be completely surprised and it turns out I loved this movie. Also, I managed to read no reviews going into this movie. In fact, leading up to this movie, I made sure to re-watch both Jaws and Sharknado, two movies I love for very different reasons.

I was totally ready to get my shark on even if no one else was.

When I first saw this trailer, I immediately had a huge grin on my face. But whatever the reason, we have been blessed with The Shallows a few days early. Perhaps Sony started to notice a lack of interest in Independence Day: Resurgence and thought this was a good opportunity or maybe they decided they wanted a little more distance between this movie and The Purge: Election Year. But Mexico gets it in the craw as well, not least when a boozy local turns up on the beach and proceeds to walk off with Nancy's stuff, waving at her cheerily all the while.Are you ready to get your shark on? The Shallows comes our way five days earlier than initially planned as just a few weeks ago it was scheduled for Wednesday the 29th, but for whatever reason Sony decided to bump it up a few days to this weekend. Those who follow such things may note the apologetic tone with which Nancy confesses early on to being American, in one of the few conversations she is allowed by the script. Nancy is just too generically conceived to represent anything more than moviedom's latest damsel in distress, this time tricked out with enough lingering shots of her smartphone to signal a breed of product placement unavailable to Steven Spielberg four decades ago.

A game Lively gives it her best Sandra Bullock in space-style all, both before and after Nancy starts losing blood, battling gangrene, and eating unidentifiable sea critters in an attempt to stay alive.Д¬onsisting for most of its notably lean running time (under 90 minutes) of Lively more or less on her own, The Shallows doesn't quite rival Robert Redford's recent All Is Lost when it comes to commandeering a film singlehandedly. That consists of multiple perspectives on a forbidding seascape that plunge us into the depths - sorry, I mean the shallows - not to mention extensive perusal of a toned, bikini-clad Lively at her most lithe.Д¬urvaceous but clearly clever, Nancy is scrutinised by a camera that is only slightly less carniverous than the dreaded shark. The coral reefs prove savage and so does a ravenous and persistent shark, both of which test the mettle of a Galveston gal who emerges transformed by the experience: indeed, maybe she'll pursue that elusive medical career after all.Дialogue is scant and tends towards the 'go back' (and, later, 'come back') variety, leaving Spanish director Jaume Collet-SerraВ to cater to what the audience has come to see. At which point, cue the gradual isolation of the grieving Nancy, who has recently lost her mum, once an innocent swim in a remote corner of Mexico - billed, helpfully, as 'paradise' - turns from the bucolic to the beastly.

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