completely unrealistic....
Contains spoilers:
I knew before watching this film that it's about friends that are stuck in a boat and they have to sacrifice one of them to survive but I didn't expect such an unrealistic turn of events. They quickly agree to toss one of them. It doesn't happen after they've tried other solutions, after waiting for someone to save them ( I don't understand why they didn't just do that, yes the boat was sinking but it was clearly not sinking at a speed where they couldn't dump the water that is entering the boat). Even if there is no solution, if they are friends there's no way friends would decide to throw one of them to be killed. that's what really bothered me. I was expecting a situation where they are forced to do it, but all I got was one person suggesting the idea and people start getting thrown overboard. Also there's a scene where they were on their way and the boat was moving forward but suddenly after three of them had already died one of the characters decides to stop and confront his brother about sleeping with his girlfriend (convenient timing). Also let's say friends will turn on each other, there's no way BROTHERS suddenly start fighting to the death for a GIRL who's sleeping with both of them in a situation like this. And finally the guy who stays alive at the end (before getting shot in the leg and eaten by the fish) is clearly a psycho. He swings at his brother with an axe, he throws one of his friends in the lake, and finally kills the girl, so why hasn't any of his craziness appeared before. He suddenly became a psycho on the boat ? C'mon. I really wanted this to be good. One thing I appreciate is that they didn't use CGI to make some fake syfy looking creature and even the cuts were done well. Directing, cinematography, and acting was ok (nothing special). I actually liked the sound. Writing is awful(some really bad cheesy unrealistic dialogue).