Open Water Page #6

Synopsis: A couple on a holiday in the Caribbean decide to spend the day on a scuba diving trip. But was it the wrong decision? When a mis-count happens on the boat, Susan and Daniel are left behind in the middle of the ocean, the boat long gone. With all their hopes set on the boat coming back to rescue them, they try to keep themselves safe, especially when sharks start to appear.
Director(s): Chris Kentis
Production: Lions Gate Films
  2 wins & 6 nominations.
 
IMDB:
5.7
Metacritic:
63
Rotten Tomatoes:
72%
R
Year:
2003
79 min
$30,500,882
Website
496 Views


of being in the right spot.

492

00:
54:25,971 -- 00:54:28,348

lt's being there on time.

493

00:
54:28,432 -- 00:54:32,060

We were on time! We were early!

He said 1 0:
30!

494

00:
54:32,144 -- 00:54:34,520

Do we always have to cut it so close?

495

00:
54:34,605 -- 00:54:38,149

For God's sake, can't... Would it kill us

once just to stay with the group?

496

00:
54:38,233 -- 00:54:41,778

Do we always have to do

everything differently than everybody else?

497

00:
54:41,862 -- 00:54:45,239

God, we shouldn't have spent so much time

with that goddamn eel.

498

00:
54:45,324 -- 00:54:47,742

That was a nice touch, adding "we."

499

00:
54:47,826 -- 00:54:51,704

Especially, since you wanted

to have nothing to do with that f***ing eel.

500

00:
54:51,789 -- 00:54:52,997

Do you honestly...

501

00:
54:53,082 -- 00:54:57,085

Seriously, honey, do you honestly think

that we got left behind

502

00:
54:57,169 -- 00:54:58,962

because we were late?

503

00:
54:59,546 -- 00:55:00,964

l'm serious.

504

00:
55:01,340 -- 00:55:03,424

Do you have any idea

how idiotic that sounds?

505

00:
55:03,509 -- 00:55:07,178

So now l'm an idiot?

We are where we are, aren't we?

506

00:
55:07,262 -- 00:55:09,514

Yes, fine. Yes, because of me.

507

00:
55:11,266 -- 00:55:13,851

You refused to swim.

508

00:
55:15,396 -- 00:55:19,524

My God. There were boats all around us,

and you refused.

509

00:
55:19,608 -- 00:55:22,402

And now, look. Look around us.

510

00:
55:22,486 -- 00:55:26,322

We are stuck in the middle of the ocean

with nobody.

511

00:
55:26,824 -- 00:55:29,993

Even if we had been swimming

for the last five hours,

512

00:
55:30,077 -- 00:55:33,454

we would not be any closer to a boat

than we are now.

513

00:
55:34,873 -- 00:55:37,500

The only reason we are even out here

in the first place

514

00:
55:37,584 -- 00:55:39,752

is because of your f***ing job!

515

00:
55:39,837 -- 00:55:42,088

-What?

-lf it were not for your job,

516

00:
55:42,172 -- 00:55:44,549

we would not have thrown our plans

out of the window,

517

00:
55:44,633 -- 00:55:48,469

rushed around at the last minute

and settled on this f***ing trip!

518

00:
55:48,554 -- 00:55:52,181

We would be at home

in the middle of our hectic lives,

519

00:
55:52,266 -- 00:55:55,059

which right now sounds like heaven to me.

520

00:
55:56,228 -- 00:55:58,062

And in a month's time,

521

00:
55:58,147 -- 00:56:02,316

as we planned seven months ago,

522

00:
56:02,401 -- 00:56:05,319

we would be where we were supposed

to be in the first place,

523

00:
56:05,404 -- 00:56:08,573

and paying less than we are now

to be shark bait!

524

00:
56:11,493 -- 00:56:12,869

God damn it.

525

00:
56:16,248 -- 00:56:19,751

l can't even believe

you'd bring all that up right now.

526

00:
56:20,419 -- 00:56:22,462

You were the one that picked the dates.

527

00:
56:22,546 -- 00:56:26,257

Yeah, of my whopping two choices,

this was the better date.

528

00:
56:29,720 -- 00:56:32,764

-l wanted to go skiing.

-Oh, God.

529

00:
59:07,878 -- 00:59:10,504

l can't believe how far we've drifted.

530

00:
59:10,714 -- 00:59:12,924

You think the current

will take us over there?

531

00:
59:13,008 -- 00:59:14,342

Hopefully.

532

00:
59:16,595 -- 00:59:18,137

How's your leg?

533

00:
59:18,597 -- 00:59:19,931

lt's okay.

534

00:
59:20,265 -- 00:59:23,434

You know, relatively, but it's okay.

535

00:
59:24,436 -- 00:59:26,520

All right, let's go for it.

536

01:
00:28,250 -- 01:00:31,794

l love you.

537

01:
00:34,673 -- 01:00:36,465

We're gonna be fine.

538

01:
00:38,635 -- 01:00:41,804

Other people go on vacations

and spend their days

539

01:
00:42,764 -- 01:00:46,350

just laying around, eating and drinking.

540

01:
00:47,352 -- 01:00:49,353

That sounds pretty great right now.

541

01:
00:49,438 -- 01:00:51,397

Actually, yeah, it does.

542

01:
00:53,400 -- 01:00:57,570

But we have a story we're gonna be telling

for the rest of our lives.

543

01:
01:03,535 -- 01:01:05,161

-Daniel.

-What?

544

01:
01:09,416 -- 01:01:11,000

Look. Wait.

545

01:
01:14,046 -- 01:01:15,504

Oh, my God.

546

01:
01:18,550 -- 01:01:21,302

Wait. There are five of them.

547

01:
01:21,386 -- 01:01:25,222

-Look. Oh, God. Oh, God.

-Where did those come from?

548

01:
01:25,599 -- 01:01:28,142

You know how dry my mouth gets

when l'm diving,

549

01:
01:28,226 -- 01:01:29,977

l wanted to put them in the dive bag,

but you had them,

550

01:
01:30,062 -- 01:01:33,064

so l stuffed them in here at the last minute.

551

01:
01:35,233 -- 01:01:38,194

l never thought

anything could taste so good.

552

01:
01:42,032 -- 01:01:44,784

Just hold me for a second, okay?

l gotta make sure we don't lose these ones.

553

01:
01:44,868 -- 01:01:46,494

-l got you.

-Okay.

554

01:
01:48,705 -- 01:01:50,414

-You're done?

-Yeah.

555

01:
01:54,378 -- 01:01:57,463

-Oh, my God!

-What is it? Are you all right?

556

01:
02:04,805 -- 01:02:06,180

Oh, my God.

557

01:
02:16,441 -- 01:02:18,192

-l don't see it.

-Are you okay?

558

01:
02:18,276 -- 01:02:20,444

-Are you okay?

-l don't know.

559

01:
02:22,531 -- 01:02:25,074

-My God. Daniel. Oh, my God.

-Oh, my God.

560

01:
02:25,158 -- 01:02:26,409

-l'm bit.

-Honey.

561

01:
02:26,493 -- 01:02:28,369

-l'm bit. The f***er bit me.

-My God. Are you all right?

562

01:
02:28,453 -- 01:02:30,579

Okay, okay, hold on, hold on.

563

01:
02:30,664 -- 01:02:31,872

l'm gonna go look.

564

01:
02:31,957 -- 01:02:33,040

-l'm gonna go look.

-No!

565

01:
02:33,125 -- 01:02:34,875

-Let's see if l can...

-No, no, no.

566

01:
02:34,960 -- 01:02:37,044

-My God!

-Stay where you are.

567

01:
02:37,129 -- 01:02:38,629

God, it f***ing hurts.

568

01:
02:38,713 -- 01:02:41,090

Just breathe, okay? Stay right there.

569

01:
02:41,174 -- 01:02:42,633

-l'm gonna go look.

-lt hurts.

570

01:
02:42,717 -- 01:02:44,552

l'm gonna look. Okay?

571

01:
02:44,636 -- 01:02:47,638

-Let's see. l got this thing...

-l'm gonna go look. You keep breathing.

572

01:
02:47,722 -- 01:02:50,808

Daniel, listen to me.

l'm going to go look. You breathe.

573

01:
02:50,892 -- 01:02:53,978

-l'm breathing.

-Okay. Just stay where you are.

574

01:
02:55,814 -- 01:02:57,189

l can't see.

575

01:
03:11,204 -- 01:03:13,247

-My leg is still there, right? l can feel it.

-Okay... Yes.

576

01:
03:13,331 -- 01:03:17,168

Okay. Okay. lt's all right, honey. lt's okay.

577

01:
03:17,252 -- 01:03:19,128

lt's not so bad, okay?

578

01:
03:21,006 -- 01:03:26,051

-You gotta... You gotta put something on it.

-Okay, it is bleeding, so... Okay.

579

01:
03:26,428 -- 01:03:27,845

-lt's bad, isn't it?

-l'm gonna... No.

580

01:
03:27,929 -- 01:03:30,764

-lt's bad, isn't it?

-lt's not that bad. lt's not that bad.

581

01:
03:30,849 -- 01:03:32,558

-Okay? lt's not that bad.

-Put something on it.

582

01:
03:32,642 -- 01:03:33,934

All right,

l'm going to tie something around it.

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Chris Kentis

Chris Kentis is an American film director and screenwriter. Kentis is known for directing such films as Open Water, Silent House and Grind. more…

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