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The plot of Dark water that I have seen before is similar
Gregorio 2022-03-21 09:02:54
I am used to watching Hollywood blockbusters, but this film still shows a big gap in comparison, especially in terms of thrill and shooting skills. No, the authenticity of this film is not bad. Many scenes can still put the audience's mood in front of the camera, praying together, and there are also a few occasions where there is no danger. I don't know if I've seen dark water in "Black Water", it's basically the same, they all go to play. The heroines of the two films were both attacked by crocodiles and dragged to the place where the crocodiles lived or rested, and they didn't die. Over the crocodile. Moreover, both films seem to be from Oceania, this film was shot in Australia, and dark water is either Australia or New Zealand. You can still take a look.
Extended Reading
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Kate Ryan: Alright, the species we're looking at today, the saltwater crocodile, is probably the most dangerous member of the crocodilian family. They're pretty much living dinosaurs who have been perfecting their hunting skills over two hundred million years. So they can swim underwater up to 20 miles an hour without making a ripple on the surface. And they can burst out to attack with incredible speed. They're also known to watch their prey and learn their habits. In fact, you can see this bloke looking at us now. So if any of you are camping up here, near a river, and you need to get water, make sure to do so at a different time every day because the croc will learn your routine. You might want to avoid that. A croc gets ahold of you and it can't swallow you in one go, he will surely tear you into pieces.
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Simon: Do you have many attacks on people?
Kate Ryan: Tourists, occassionally.