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Open Water 3: Cage Dive Movie Review. With basically no association with Open Water 1 and 2 other than the "stranded with sharks" setup, this sequel is so dreadful that it will have you rooting for the sharks. Watch The Other Wife Online Iflix.

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How else to put a swift end to these superficial, horrible characters? Open Water 3: Cage Dive starts off with the laziest of "found footage" ideas (right out of The Blair Witch Project): an announcement that a camera has been found, with warnings for what we're about to see. Watch Return To Never Land Online Mic.

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Then the movie spends 3. When they finally get into the water, we're asked to believe that a phony- looking "freak wave" causes the trouble. In the second half, it's the characters' own stupidity and selfishness that sink them - - and those around them - - more so than any shark attacks. This half is barely watchable anyway, with the bobbing, hand- held footage and water lapping up around the sides of the frame, as well as some apparent sound troubles (the dialogue is muffled for a long stretch).

Characters sometimes stop to narrate things that we've already seen. During the night sequences, there's nothing to look at (the camera's night vision doesn't work very well or sometimes at all), and it becomes painfully apparent that most of the dialogue consists of the characters yelling each other's names: "Jeff!" "Josh!" "Megan!" At least Open Water 3 is mercifully short.

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