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Scuba Forum / Scuba Locations / January 2005OPEN WATER Movie
Saw this last night and had mixed emotions. Anyone care to comment on this movie?? Thanks Would not watch it again even if it was free. TERRIBLE, BORING AND A WASTE OF TIME! >Saw this last night and had mixed emotions. Anyone care to comment on this >movie?? >Thanks >Would not watch it again even if it was free. TERRIBLE, BORING AND A >WASTE OF TIME! Tits did get voted as one of the top ten nude scenes for 2004. >>Saw this last night and had mixed emotions. Anyone care to comment on this >>movie?? >>Thanks >>  Signaturedillon "When the French are against it, you know we can't be far wrong." - Adm. Bobbie Ray Inman > Saw this last night and had mixed emotions. Anyone care to comment on this > movie?? > Thanks I walked out because my brain was functioning. Bill >Subject: Re: OPEN WATER Movie >From: Bill Fright billfright@austin.rr.com >Date: 1/10/05 11:24 P.M. Eastern Standard Time >Message-id: <DxIEd.313$%P4.289@fe2.texas.rr.com> >Oldver wrote:> >> Saw this last night and had mixed emotions. Anyone care to comment on this >> movie?? >> Thanks > >I walked out because my brain was functioning.>>Bill +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ I felt the same way. The forever previews on the tape I rented were much more interesting. BTW, anyone know where this was filmed?? One opening shot looked like Trunk Bay on St. John, but some of the others weren't familiar. >Subject: Re: OPEN WATER Movie >From: hartl49@aol.com >BTW, anyone know where this was filmed?? Bahamas, off Freeport as I recall. Capt. Bill >Subject: Re: OPEN WATER Movie >From: labomba182@aol.com (LaBomba182) [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > > Capt. Bill Thanks > >Subject: Re: OPEN WATER Movie > >From: Bill Fright billfright@austin.rr.com [quoted text clipped - 12 lines] > BTW, anyone know where this was filmed?? One opening shot looked like Trunk > Bay on St. John, but some of the others weren't familiar. At least part of it would of been off New Providence since Stuart Cove was the shark dude. Apparently the filming went on for 2.5 years on weekends! Not a bad part time job... > > >Subject: Re: OPEN WATER Movie > > >From: Bill Fright billfright@austin.rr.com [quoted text clipped - 19 lines] > the shark dude. Apparently the filming went on for 2.5 years on weekends! > Not a bad part time job... http://www.underwaterhollywood.com/openwater/index.html I think the highlight of the movie was when they showed the lead woman naked in bed, at least for a pervert like me. The one thing that the movie got me thinking about though is how likely something like that could really happen, which was caused by the crude and faulty stick method of counting. I just don't see why they did not do one last count before leaving the site, which they do in all the boats I've been in. > Saw this last night and had mixed emotions. Anyone care to comment on > this > movie?? > Thanks > I think the highlight of the movie was when they showed the lead woman naked > in bed, at least for a pervert like me. The one thing that the movie got me > thinking about though is how likely something like that could really happen, > which was caused by the crude and faulty stick method of counting. I just > don't see why they did not do one last count before leaving the site, which > they do in all the boats I've been in. I almost got left in Roatan. If my buddy hadn't said "Hey, you guys . . .there's still a diver in the water . . ." I suspect I'd have been floating around by myself for a few minutes. I was slowly ascending to the boat when I saw the ladder being pulled out. Since the crew knew me so well, I assumed it was a joke. Apparently, it wasn't. In any event, since we were close in and near a busier area, I wasn't overly concerned. I had my dive alert and my sausage with me too, had it come to that. My buddy was pretty pissed off though. The situation got everyone on board talking about the movie. > I almost got left in Roatan. If my buddy hadn't said "Hey, you guys . . > .there's still a diver in the water . . ." I suspect I'd have been > floating > around by myself for a few minutes. Buddy? What kind of buddy is already back in the boat when you're still underwater? Even a "same ocean" buddy still has to physically be in the ocean to qualify. > > I almost got left in Roatan. If my buddy hadn't said "Hey, you guys . . > > .there's still a diver in the water . . ." I suspect I'd have been [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > Buddy? What kind of buddy is already back in the boat when you're still > underwater? My usual kind. >Even a "same ocean" buddy still has to physically be in the > ocean to qualify. She's my drinking buddy. > > I almost got left in Roatan. If my buddy hadn't said "Hey, you guys . . > > .there's still a diver in the water . . ." I suspect I'd have been > > floating > > around by myself for a few minutes. Google ate an early follow-up I attempted. > Buddy? What kind of buddy is already back in the boat when you're still > underwater? SOB. > Even a "same ocean" buddy still has to physically be in the > ocean to qualify. According to whom? One buddy could be in water, the other on the boat, in the same ocean, if they are self=reliant SOLO divers diving as SOBs. :-) I posted one such incident about my Bora Bora dive on December 13, 2004, in which I was on the boat when Sue was still clicking away with her digital camera. DM Michel asked me where Sue was, and I just pointed down. He said he remembered I did the same thing the last time I dived Bora Bora with him as DM too. :-) -- Bob. >> > I almost got left in Roatan. If my buddy hadn't said "Hey, you >guys . . [quoted text clipped - 17 lines] >in the same ocean, if they are self=reliant SOLO divers diving as SOBs. >:-) Last trip to Coz, my wife (ie buddy) was lazing in a hamock whilst I was cruising Palancar Heradura. >I posted one such incident about my Bora Bora dive on December 13, >2004, [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > >-- Bob. Signaturedillon "When the French are against it, you know we can't be far wrong." - Adm. Bobbie Ray Inman >>>>I almost got left in Roatan. If my buddy hadn't said "Hey, you >> [quoted text clipped - 24 lines] > Last trip to Coz, my wife (ie buddy) was lazing in a hamock whilst I > was cruising Palancar Heradura. Bastard! >>I posted one such incident about my Bora Bora dive on December 13, >>2004, [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] >> >>-- Bob. > Last trip to Coz, my wife (ie buddy) was lazing in a hamock whilst I > was cruising Palancar Heradura. He was diving with all his friends. >> Last trip to Coz, my wife (ie buddy) was lazing in a hamock whilst I >> was cruising Palancar Heradura. > >He was diving with all his friends. Actually, the last day of diving I knew no one on board and was less then impressed with the quality. So I figured if I was going to die it would be all my fault. The DM did say I was his buddy, but the only time we were together was at the end of the dives, last two in the water. Signaturedillon "When the French are against it, you know we can't be far wrong." - Adm. Bobbie Ray Inman >>>>>I almost got left in Roatan. If my buddy hadn't said "Hey, you >>> [quoted text clipped - 26 lines] > > Bastard! You're welcome. BTW, pics are still being worked over. Maybe in another week. >>>I posted one such incident about my Bora Bora dive on December 13, >>>2004, [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] >>> >>>-- Bob. Signaturedillon "When the French are against it, you know we can't be far wrong." - Adm. Bobbie Ray Inman > I almost got left in Roatan. If my buddy hadn't said "Hey, you guys . . > .there's still a diver in the water . . ." I suspect I'd have been [quoted text clipped - 13 lines] > board > talking about the movie. Your what? Could not have been your buddy because there's no way your buddy could have been on the boat while you were still ascending. On the other hand, he/she proved useful anyway. Lee > Your what? Could not have been your buddy because there's no way your buddy > could have been on the boat while you were still ascending. On the other > hand, he/she proved useful anyway. This might be a good opportunity to remind Greg that he was back on the boat while I was still in the water in Florida. He must be another drinking buddy. > > Your what? Could not have been your buddy because there's no way your > buddy [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > while I was still in the water in Florida. He must be another drinking > buddy. Well, Curtis was still with me. Even though he wasn't my official diving buddy, he was wearing me like a hat. "punk-tilous" <punk@attbi.com> pounded away at his keyboard resulting in: :The one thing that the movie got me :thinking about though is how likely something like that could really happen, You know it really did happen, right? Dan Bracuk If we don't succeed, we run the risk of failure. Yeah, it did say in the beginning that it was "based on a true story", but I'm still skeptical whenever Hollywood clains such a thing. > "punk-tilous" <punk@attbi.com> pounded away at his keyboard resulting > in: [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > Dan Bracuk > If we don't succeed, we run the risk of failure. > Yeah, it did say in the beginning that it was "based on a true story", but > I'm still skeptical whenever Hollywood clains such a thing. You mean you didn't believe the Blair Witch Project? A local boat in SoCal made the same mistake just this summer, leaving a diver in the water to drift for hours until another boat luckily happened upon him. Believe it or not. >>Yeah, it did say in the beginning that it was "based on a true story", but >>I'm still skeptical whenever Hollywood clains such a thing. > > You mean you didn't believe the Blair Witch Project? Did they clain it was based on a true story? > A local boat in SoCal made the same mistake just this summer, leaving a > diver in the water to drift for hours until another boat luckily happened > upon him. Believe it or not. the one the boy scout(s) found? > Did they clain it was based on a true story? Of course. That's my point. > the one the boy scout(s) found? Thankfully before the Blair Witch got to him. > Yeah, it did say in the beginning that it was "based on a true story", but > I'm still skeptical whenever Hollywood clains such a thing. Nobody knows the facts of what happened. Everything except the loss of the married couple is conjecture, but a couple was lost. Lee >> "punk-tilous" <punk@attbi.com> pounded away at his keyboard resulting >> in: [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] >> Dan Bracuk >> If we don't succeed, we run the risk of failure. |
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