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Wow. I'm speechless. That film is brilliant.
I watched it, and as a scuba diver was like....yeaaaah..
The end was especially ripe. But it was just dumb decision after dumb decision.
I'm an occasional diver myself (perhaps I should call myself an 'avid diver' in honour of Reddit drama) and it seemed to me that most of the poor decisions were punished as you'd imagine.
I just enjoyed the sense of dread the film captured and I thought the father was a great character, well portrayed.
yeah agree. Just the end was waaay too....silly.
It had a decent core to the movie i guess. It has been quite a while since i watched it, and the main thing that sticks out is the last 10-15 minutes where my eyes just kinda rolled to the back of my head since in the end, the ridiculous decisions didnt have consequences for specific cast members. (and I am trying hard not to spoil anything with my phrasing here).
Its a movie worth watching, just not one I would probably ever re-watch outside of once a decade or so.