47 Meters Down: Uncaged

There's no real message here to "Uncaged" beyond watching some sharks eviscerate a young girl's entire life and livelihood.

In trying to one-up the first film, Uncaged becomes more cartoonish and unrealistic (granted, not in the league of The Meg), but that also makes it more fun than the downer original.

The film ups the ante on its predecessor, resulting in a pure, rather beautiful example of genre as ritual.

There are better proposals, there are better movies, and of course there are better bad movies of sharks out there. [Full Review in Spanish]

A monotone and repetitive film. [Full Review in Spanish]

A work of entertainment that is disposable and predictable. [Full Review in Spanish]

How can the girls be heard screaming underwater? How can a human outswim a shark? If [only] the director had bothered to consider such basic questions...

The action and terror scenes are the only achievement in this predictable story. [Full Review in Spanish]

The movie was just bad, even the music was terrible...

At least everyone was beautiful...talented, but not in this movie...everyone phoned it in.