Sea Fever

This movie was stupid from start to (especially) finish. A complete waste of time.

Slow burner with a steady pace and suspense throughout before an ending that was kinda bland.

SFだから仕方ないかもしれないが、突っ込みどころは満載だった。 一番の突っ込みどころは、行動学や化学を主役がテーマにしているのに映画がそうなっていなかったこと。 面白いだけに残念だった。

Enough going on to keep you in the story but unfortunately doesn't quite live up to its potential.

Kept my attention. Decent flick. Interesting creature.

"Sea Fever" is an effective thriller about a fishing trawler that encounters a giant, slimy sea monster that infuses the vessel with a deadly flesh eating virus. It's well filmed and acted, and the special effects, while not big-budget spectacular, are quite good. The story is, of course, implausible, but the biggest implausibility is that the captain of a rusty old fishing trawler could actually look like Connie Nielsen.

I liked it Vert creepy

A well executed film that turned out to be so very prescient at release as the world came to grips with a global pandemic. A small fishing trawler becomes trapped at sea and the crew find themselves dealing with some kind of unknown deadly infection. Tackling the questions of the individual sacrificing for the greater good, as well as how different people with differing personality traits may interpret the situation around them, the film builds on the already claustrophobic setting of the small ship at sea where young marine-biology student, Siobhán (Hermione Corfield) has been embedded as part of her studies. Siobhán comes across as slightly neurodivergent, and her very analytical approach to the unfolding situation puts her at odds with the very close knit and superstitious crew. The crew in turn expect her as the scientist to have the answers and solutions to what's happening, when in fact she is just trying to work it out herself. Tense and foreboding, with great performances by all, it's a great watch!

Tense and atmospheric with an intricate, intelligent set up, its unfortunately a horror movie that is all smoke and mirrors without any true scares. That doesn't make it bad, it just feels ultimately underwhelming

A crew aboard a fishing boat off the coast of Ireland, including a young marine biology student, are in for a life or death struggle when a mysterious parasite infiltrates their water supply and infects some of the crew. Not your typical horror film, this is a smartly written and crafted story that keeps you both interested and creeped out.