At Aquatica, a remote former submarine refueling facility converted into a laboratory, a team of scientists is searching for a cure for Alzheimer's disease. Fluids from the brain tissue of three Mako sharks are being harvested as a cure for Alzheimer's. Unknown to the other scientists, Dr. Susan McAlester (Saffron Burrows) has violated the code of ethics and has genetically engineered the sharks to increase their brain size, but this has the side effect of making the sharks smarter and more dangerous.
After one of the sharks escapes and attacks a boat full of teenagers, Aquatica's financial backers send corporate executive Russell Franklin (Samuel L. Jackson) to investigate the facility. To prove that the research is working, the team removes fluid from the brain tissue from the largest shark. While examining it, Dr. Jim Whitlock (Stellan Skarsgard), one of the researchers, is attacked by the shark and his arm is bitten off. Brenda Kerns (Aida Turturro), the tower's operator, calls a helicopter to evacuate Jim but as he is being lifted the cable jams and Jim falls into the shark pen. The shark grabs the gurney and pulls the chopper into the tower, killing Brenda and the pilots. As the others try to figure out what made the explosion, one of the sharks uses Jim's body as a battering ram to smash an underwater window, flooding the research facility and freeing the other sharks. Susan then confesses to the others that she and Jim genetically altered the sharks.
Deep Blue Sea is the soundtrack to the 1999 science fictionhorror filmDeep Blue Sea. It was released on June 27, 1999 through Warner Bros. Records and consisted of hip hop and R&B music. The soundtrack didn't find much success, only making it to #55 on the Top R&B/Hip-Hop Albums. The lone single was LL Cool J's "Deepest Bluest", but it was unsuccessful to make it to any Billboard charts.
Deep Blue Sea is a hat designed by Australian milliner Ann-Maree Willett, made from Australian wool felt and set with 26 precious opals from Lightning Ridge, weighing a total of 1447.5 carats.
Deep Blue Sea was the feature piece of the ‘Climate’ series of hats that launched Willett’s international millinery career. It contains more Lightning Ridge precious opal than has been brought together on any other wearable item and became famous as “the million dollar opal hat”, then later as “the most valuable hat ever offered at public auction.”
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In 2007 milliner Ann-Maree Willett was invited to represent Australia with a collection of hats at Corso Como design centre in Milan, Italy. The collection, ‘Climate’, comprised a series of hats inspired by Australia’s natural environments and earned Willett one of the few Churchill Fellowships to be awarded for design in Australia, as well as a relationship with famed Italian company Borsalino. The centrepiece of this collection, Deep Blue Sea was designed and manufactured as an item of runway or catwalk couture - a wearable sculpture rather than an everyday item.
But for those who want to dedicate some of their time to shark-based films, here are 10 movies that feature those cunning creatures looking to snack on anyone that gets in their way.'DeepBlue Sea' - 1999.
It’s shark attacks, but on a level you’ve never seen before.DeepBlue Sea ... The 1999 film is higher production than your typical shark b-movie (and, in our opinion, actually good), and is often credited as the next great shark movie after Jaws.
The film explores the search for truth, both of the crime and the dynamic of the family involved ... In the 1999 thriller "DeepBlue Sea," scientists developed super-smart sharks.
The film explores the search for truth, both of the crime and the dynamic of the family involved ... In the 1999 thriller “DeepBlue Sea,” scientists developed super-smart sharks.
Here's a look at what some of these films got right and what they got egregiously wrong ... "DeepBlue Sea" ... Given the genetically engineered nature of these blue speedsters in the film, the exaggeration holds a touch of reality.
DeepBlue Sea (1999) ... But Deep Blue Sea is enjoyable with an interesting set-up ... Anyone who has ever seen Deep Blue Sea in the cinema in 1999 will happily tell you about the amazing twist shocker that happens surprisingly early in the film.
The multi-talented artist also starred in 1969’s True Grit with John Wayne, and earned credits on soundtracks for films like 1999’s DeepBlue Sea and 2019’s X-Men.
