A great white step backwards for the Australian film industry, Bait 3D spectacularly fails to usher the Australian blockbuster into local cinemas with poor filmmaking and worse performances resulting in a humiliating waste.
"Bait feels both timeless and timely, making for an invigorating watch."
Chillopedia: Anybody still feeling the after effects of the energetic Shark Week on Discovery Channel last month? It certainly was a memorable one. Not to mention the demand for shark movies went up by quite a margin.
Jaws is always on top of the list when it comes to shark movies. deep blue sea is also a really good shark film and I'm glad that it's no. 2 on the list.
Another genre that's enjoying a bit of a resurgence lately is the killer shark flick. With The Reef and Shark Night not too far behind us, we now get to feast our eyes on more perfectly-formed teens being chomped up by gigantic toothy fish. And more power to them I say.
Dear God this movie is awful. Here is a link to my review of the US release...
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Just watched this last week. If you can get past the terrible CGI, crazy ass plot and poorly written characters.. it's actually kinda good! It's one of those, 'so bad it's awesome' films. A lot of familiar faces (especially Aussies) and some of the BEST one liners I've heard it a while. "Ya gonna chuck it on the barbie and crack open a can of tartare sauce??" Had me in stitches. Watch it for the lol's.
the trailer looks laughable when i saw it. it is easily very similar to shark night 3d.
