Bait

2012
R
1h 33min

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5,2/10

20 k

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Sharni Vinson and Xavier Samuel in Bait (2012)

A freak tsunami traps shoppers in a supermarket with a 12-foot Great White Shark.

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Un raz de marée imprévisible piège les clients d'un supermarché australien situé sur la côte à l'intérieur du bâtiment... en compagnie de grands requins blancs de 3 mètres de long.Un raz de marée imprévisible piège les clients d'un supermarché australien situé sur la côte à l'intérieur du bâtiment... en compagnie de grands requins blancs de 3 mètres de long.Un raz de marée imprévisible piège les clients d'un supermarché australien situé sur la côte à l'intérieur du bâtiment... en compagnie de grands requins blancs de 3 mètres de long.

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5,2/10

20 k

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Anecdotes
Despite only earning approximately $800,000 in its home country of Australia, Bait 3D was a sizable success overseas, making over $24 million in China alone. It also made $2 million in Italy. As a result of its international success, Darclight Films announced that the film will receive a sequel, however, no further films have yet been produced.

Gaffes
The characters are worried about live electrical wires touching the water, yet to turn it off they flip a switch already underwater. This would mean that the water is already conducting electricity in the first place.

Citations
Jaimie: It's coming back!
[we see the fin swimming past the far end]
Jaimie: Why does it keep doing that, just circling?
Tina: Cause it's not sure what we are. It's curious.
Kirby: Curious about what, sharks are only curious about one thing. It's trying to decide if we're food or not!

Crédits fous
No sharks were harmed in the making of this movie.

Connexions
Featured in At the Movies: Venice Film Festival 2012 (2012)

Bandes originales
Mack the Knife
Written by Bertolt Brecht and Kurt Weill
English lyrics by Marc Blitzstein
Performed by Kimble Rendall & The Slice

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7/10

Remarkably watchable

Shark movies, how many good ones are out there? Well, after the obvious the list is pretty baron. However, Bait is remarkably watchable. I was quite surprised to find myself glued to the screen after over half an hour of character show and tell and only the opening shark scene to reel us in. The CGI and casting are the only two factors that plead with me to turn the movie off. For a thirty-mil budget the shark animations were truly inadequate, yet Bait managed to survive considering. Which is more than can be said for most civilians who aren't trapped in a supermarket given the state of that Australian coastline. Matthew Lessall and Ben Parkinson (Casting) need a job chat, some sideline characters offer absolutely, indescribably the worst performances I have ever seen. Listening to the psychotic Aussie robber, frantic store manager and squabbling couple in their car really made me shudder with anger. More time establishing deeper character backgrounds instead would have pleased, although they hold up pretty well for a shark flick.

Despite some teeth grinding actors and reminders of Bruce from Finding Nemo, Bait is visually very pleasing and makes for a worthy shark movie.

7/10.