Red Water

TV Movie
2003
12
1h 32m

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Action Adventure Crime Drama Horror Sci-Fi Thriller

A group of oil workers being held hostage by a group of gangsters on a small oil rig are attacked by a freshwater bull shark.A group of oil workers being held hostage by a group of gangsters on a small oil rig are attacked by a freshwater bull shark.A group of oil workers being held hostage by a group of gangsters on a small oil rig are attacked by a freshwater bull shark.

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OH MY GOD, THIS WAS TRULY BAD!!!!!

Like the previous comment, they have fished this Dry. In fact this movie didn't stray too much from the original with scenes and the dialogue. If anyone stole this movie it was Coolio! Because I didn't expect that much from him anyways. Lou Diamond Phillips and Kristy (I Love You) Swanson should seriously consider training for another career because if this is what they are being offered they need to really rethink things. Back to the movie - Jaws in fresh water with a Bull Shark. Bad Guys make things difficult for Good Guys. Greedy Oil Company Guy vs Greedy Criminal Guys - innocents in the way. Throw in Bad Shark and a "Love Reconsilliation Story". That should be it. Avoid This Movie at all Costs!!!!!

aewrighthsd
Aug 17, 2003
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Trivia
The sunken cars license plate is 'Louisiana 007 o 981' This plate is used in several shark films throughout the years. The first instance was when Hooper (Richard Dreyfuss) pulled it out a tiger shark in Jaws (1975). The same license was pulled in Deep Blue Sea (1999) by Carter Blake (Thomas Jane) from another tiger shark.

Goofs
The shark portrayed in the film is supposedly a Bull Shark yet it is quite clearly a Great White and the tooth John throws into the water at the end belongs to neither species and has more in common with that of the Blue or Tiger Shark.