Here's a brief summary of the content found in this R-rated suspense thriller. Profanity consists of at least 17 "f" words, while other expletives and colorful phrases are uttered. A woman is seen fully nude before her boyfriend joins her in bed and wants to have sex (resulting in non-explicit, but sexually related dialogue), but she's too tired. She and a few other women are also seen in small swimwear.
The overall premise -- of two people being stuck in the middle of the ocean in shark-infested waters -- may be tense, suspenseful and/or scary to viewers, particularly those who don't like going into the ocean or the thought of mostly unseen sharks swimming about and moving ever closer to them. Sharks or parts of sharks occasionally pass by them (resulting in some "jump scenes").
A shark bites a person (not seen, but we see the bloody results) and there's at least one death and another suggested one. There's some talk of peeing in the water and we briefly see vomit in the water (and the shaky and bobbing camera work may have the same result for those prone to visually induced motion sickness). Some brief bad attitudes are also present.
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For those prone to visually induced motion sickness, the film's handheld camera work, along with all of the bobbing up and down during the many "at sea" moments may be too much for them.
For those concerned with flashes of light on the screen, that occurs during a thunderstorm at night where the picture goes from complete black to briefly illuminated shots of the couple in the water in the dark.
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