Movie · Sci-Fi · Horror

Scientist, Susan McCallister, has been experimenting with the brains of mako sharks, cold blooded killing machines known for their speed and ferocity. Violating all ethical codes, she has genetically re-engineered their DNA, creating massive, super-fast, highly intelligent creatures - with attitude. When a storm hits the floating laboratory, the sharks escape their tank, stalk the crew and unleash a reign of terror more frightening than your worst nightmare.

1999 · 1h 44m
  • 60%
  • 16+
Director Renny Harlin

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Scientist, Susan McCallister, has been experimenting with the brains of mako sharks, cold blooded killing machines known for their speed and ferocity. Violating all ethical codes, she has genetically re-engineered their DNA, creating massive, super-fast, highly intelligent creatures - with attitude. When a storm hits the floating laboratory, the sharks escape their tank, stalk the crew and unleash a reign of terror more frightening than your worst nightmare.

COMMON SENSE

'90s action-horror tale has bloody shark attacks, cursing.

TOMATOMETER
Average 6
Reviews 116
Fresh 70
Rotten 46

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Studio
Warner Bros.
Released
1999
Run Time
1 hr 44 min
Rated
R for graphic shark attacks, and for language.
Content Advisories
Language, Suggestive Dialogue, Violence
Regions of Origin
United States, Mexico
© "1999 Warner Bros. Entertainment Inc. All Rights Reserved."

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Original Audio
English
Audio

English (AAC, Dolby Atmos, ⁨Dolby 5.1⁩), French (France) (AAC), Spanish (Latin America) (AAC)

Subtitles

English (CC), Bulgarian , Cantonese, Traditional , Chinese, Simplified , Chinese, Traditional , Czech , Danish , Dutch , Estonian , Finnish , French (France) , German (Germany) (SDH), Hungarian , Italian (Italy) (SDH), Japanese (Japan) , Korean , Latvian , Norwegian , Polish , Portuguese (Brazil) , Portuguese (Portugal) , Slovenian , Spanish (Latin America) , Spanish (Spain) , Swedish , Thai , Turkish , Ukrainian

Accessibility

Closed captions (CC) refer to subtitles in the available language with the addition of relevant non-dialogue information.