Into The Blue Movie
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Storyline
TAGLINES
Temptation is bliss
Treasure Has Its Price.
Hold your breath
Jared Cole and his girlfriend Sam Nicholson are a young couple living in the Caribbean. Jared is an unemployed diver whose dream is to find treasure in the Caribbean Sea and Sam works at a local resort as a shark handler. When Jared's best friend Bryce Dunn, a selfish New York lawyer and his new girlfriend Amanda Collins arrive, the two couples spend a couple of days experiencing paradise. But, they discover an airplane on the sea floor that crashed during a hurricane and they find the cargo on-board the airplane is cocaine. Jared and Sam's lives are in danger, when Bryce and Amanda make a deal with a dangerous drug lord who wants the cocaine. Jared's rival, Treasure Hunter Derek Bates learns what they are doing and tries to negotiate the cocaine to raise money for a expedition where he intends to find a sunken boat with treasure. Jared, Sam, Bryce, and Amanda find themselves racing against time to find the shipwreck before somebody else does.
| Paul Walker | Jared |
| Jessica Alba | Sam |
| Scott Caan | Bryce |
| Ashley Scott | Amanda |
| Josh Brolin | Bates |
| James Frain | Reyes |
| Tyson Beckford | Primo |
| Dwayne Adway | Roy |
| Javon Frazer | Danny |
| Chris Taloa | Quinn |
| Peter R.V. Bowleg Jr. | Jake |
| Clifford McIntosh | Kash |
| Adam Collins | Raolo |
| Gill Montie | Big Dave |
| Dan Ballard | Scuba Bob |
| John Stockwell |
5.50 out of 10 (9113 votes)
Visitor Reviews
silly fun-so what! chill out and enjoy the scenery....!
posted on 28 Aug 2009It may not be A -list material/acting but I enjoyed this movie and like Paul Walker's style- and the scenery wasn't half bad either. Jessica Alba is always a pleasure to watch and is truly beautiful- and whats so wrong (and perverse-as some of you commenter's have stated) with well toned young bodies shown with a back drop of palm trees and blue, blue water... get real.. Scott Caan was also entertaining as usual (reminds me of his dad when he was young). And whats all this trashing of Walker about- haven't any of you seen a Tom Cruise movie-talk about a cardboard cutout one-dimensional talking head w/flashing teeth ( with his -always-mirror-practiced toothy smirk)and he's considered A- list - what a joke.. (ever see him run...). If this movie insults you then then you're either too old or way to uptight...
hot movie with a great story line!
posted on 25 Aug 2009GREAT acting GREAT story GRATE looking people.
thats right Great LOOKING PEOPLE but the movie is'nt all bathing sutes & bikinis,it also has a good story too. Jessica Alba (Sin City,The fantastic four)plays Sam a nice inicent HOT girel & Paul Walker (The fast & the ferios,Joy Ride) plays Jarid,the two of them play a hot capole just getting by in the bahamas.Jerid's brouther,a loyer & his girlfrend come on vacaation & they find a sunken plane full of illegal drugs near there clamed shipreck the Zephr
This movie was flat out asome with everething you'd want in a movie action, suspence, JE$$ICA ALBA & I hiley recomend it!!!
Just plain fun!
posted on 18 Aug 2009In a way, watching "Into the Blue" is like going on vacation. Great sights. Fun. Exciting. No pressure. Escapist. Those definitions could easily describe "Into the Blue." Definitely not one to go down in the history of films, but that isn't the idea.Jared (Paul Walker) and Sam (Jessica Alba) are two young lovers living in the Caribbean. They don't have much, but Jared spends his time looking for buried treasure and Sam works at a SeaWorld-type place. Enter Bryce (Scott Caan) and his new flame Amanda (Ashley Scott), and things are looking towards a great weekend. But then Jared finds something BIG, but he doesn't have the money to claim it. Through a series of complications and twists, the four end up in a battle for their lives with some really nasty people.I know that was vague, but experiencing the twists is part of the fun.In a movie like this, it's expected that everyone in the cast is extremely good looking. "Into the Blue" is no exception. What makes this one better than the rest is that the most of the performances are solid. Many people might disagree with me, but I like Paul Walker. He may not be Edward Norton (there are times here when he strikes the wrong note), but he has charisma, and he makes a hero easy to root for. Same goes for Jessica Alba, who's adorable as always, and is a perfect match for Walker. Caan (in a scene-stealing performance) is a lovable goofball whose brawn outweighs his brains by a factor of about 3 to 1. Of the four, the only one who doesn't give a good performance is Ashley Scott. She's got the looks, but not the acting ability. James Frain and Josh Brolin are great as well.The actors aren't the only great visuals to ogle at. The scenery is always beautiful, and director John Stockwell presents it in the way to make it look its best (considering the material, that's not hard to do, but Stockwell makes it better than usual)."Into the Blue" has unambitious goals, but they are such that they are difficult to achieve. It has to have thrills, but they can't raise the adrenaline level too much or else it will destroy the mood. It has to be involving, but not so much that it changes the relaxed feel of the movie. I know I'm not making much sense, but if you see the movie, you'll understand. But Stockwell and his cast and crew understand what needs to be done, and they make it work. It's a great ride, but in a breezy, relaxed sort of way.It's not a surprise that many critics trashed this movie. It's not for them. It's one of those movies to watch while you sit back and relax.
A treasure chest of a movie
posted on 04 Aug 2009Now, must say that there's a lot of showing of bodies in this movie. Well, set in the Bahamas, i suppose that's kind of what you have to expect and it works when someone like Jessica Alba has one of the lead roles. But that's only one reason to want to watch this movie and you can't just like it because of one person. I also have to admit that Paul Walker did a fairly decent job too.Now, you might go watch this thinking its along the lines of Jaws. Not really. Its more about professional divers spending their lives doing what they do best and drugs trafficking. They like to search for treasure too. One day, they come across a sunken plane packed full of cocaine plus a few dead bodies.They think about taking the load for personal gain. Soon, some druggies clock onto them and they are made to get every bag of coke in 12 hours. Their foolishness nearly costs them in the end.It is however, a pretty weak storyline but the film is still watchable. There is also some spectacular scenery and its nice that Mr. Stockwell felt kind enough to throw in some real sharks and fish rather than relying heavily on CGI.But...Overall, a proper good movie and it managed a couple of weeks on the big screen.
One of the best ever
posted on 31 Jul 2009This is a great movie with a excellent cast and crew!! Congratulations to Paul Walker and to the lovely Jessica Alba! This movie rocks and I love it..such a nice scenes and takes!! Best wishes to all the cast and crew and keep working well =) Cause movies like this one are difficult to appear and I love going to the movies and watch a great film with a big production and a nice cast. A big hug to Paul Walker Lots of kisses to the beautiful, lovely and charming Jessica Alba from your biggest fan Ricardo. And I think that I have no further words to describe this movie so I have to write a few more cause this text is not enough so lots of kisses to all the cine maniacs =)
Action in the deep sea
posted on 25 Jul 2009It's an action thriller in a very beautiful and different scenario (the deep ocean). At least I didn't watch many films with this kind of plot and scenario. I enjoyed it especially because of that, but also because it has a very well constructed plot and characters in my point of view. The beautiful actresses also help to turn this into an "interesting" and attractive movie, but the entire story and the plot twists make it enjoyable, that's for sure. Not a masterpiece, but good enough to let you entertained for almost two hours.
BLUE, surprisingly good, and not just because of Alba.
posted on 23 Jul 2009An unofficial remake of the 70s THE DEEP, Alba and Walker star as a couple who pass their days soaking in the sun and searching for unknown treasures on the ocean floor. After a hurricane sweeps through their area, Walker decides to go hunting for valuables that may have been unburied due to the sand being shifted. During this process, they are joined by another couple, and this is when the story gets interesting. They do find something, and possibly more than they bargained for. During the course of the movie, they will have to weigh moral issues and the consequences of certain choices they make. The underwater scenes are exhilarating and beautiful.We also get a lot of glistening bodies to look at. This "scenery" will please and attract any viewer who wants to see great looking people in their swimsuits, and not just brooding in passivity. The characters aren't one dimensional, but react to the situation they find themselves in.The climax is quite brutal for a PG-13 rating. There are exciting twists and turns during the denouement. The introduction is rather slow, but it helps to set up the characters and the environment. So, don't listen to the negative reviews, and see it for yourself. You'll be glad you saw it. 7/10.
Not great, but not bad
posted on 17 Jul 2009"Into the blue" isn't a classic by any stretch of the imagination. However if you, like me, were expecting little more than another poor cheese-fest, you may well be surprised. Cheesy it is, but not sickeningly so, and while the acting will never win any Oscars, it's of an acceptable level for the most part.However, the film's real strength lies in it's eye candy. Now, I'm not just talking about Alba in a bikini (although, phwoar) or the obligatory sixpack with a mouth (in the form of Paul Walker here), because the of the beautiful Bahamas and ocean life are just fascinating.The story itself tries to be that bit more than your average yarn of this type, however, it doesn't really succeed in doing anything more than linking each diving/action set piece (which, in fairness, are usually executed with aplomb). However, everything that's required to pull off a rather brainless action adventure is here, and it's worth watching if sounds like your sort of thing.
Just when you thought you were getting bored.....
posted on 15 Jul 2009This film is genius. Wait! Hear me out! I have seen the same storyline many times before. I have also seen the same tiresome acting for many years now in different movies.The difference with this film, however, is that every fifteen minutes, just as I'm thinking about putting another movie on, Jessica Alba appears (in high definition) wearing a skimpy bikini, shaking her arse around the water like a whore of the sea - smashing! She makes the film what it is - a total tossfest!This is the kind of movie you watch when the wife goes out shopping and you cannot find your porn. Genius on the part of the director, who knew he had to liven up a tedious story and wooden acting with good old-fashioned sex appeal.
Why This is a Very Good Movie
posted on 11 Jul 2009I don't go to movies much but I am an avid diver and wanted to watch this on the big screen. There are really only about 5 movies that made the big screen and involve diving to any degree. I have over 300 dives and I have never seen a more beautiful capture of the love of water. From the Jet Ski scene to the Yachts to the fantastic display of coral fish and rays galore I felt like I was right there. It seems the movie is being ripped up because of the drug involvement and treasure find similar to the Deep. Are you for real? Take any murder mystery and of which there are thousands, and guess what there's a stiff a cop and someone with a weapon who seems like a nice guy but isn't. And that's OK cause as long as there's blood a babe and a bad cop the tickets will keep selling. As long as you see this movie for what it is you will enjoy it very much. This is about a guy with high morals -a little lacking today, who is living in trash to do what he wants more then anything in the world, a treasure finder. Trouble finds him because he is good at what he does. The movie is fast paced and exciting from the very beginning I can't believe the poor reviews that have been listed by other viewers. This is worth every bit of $7 to see.
"Into the Blue is an amazing movie"
posted on 07 Jul 2009I really loved this movie! It had a lot of mixture of things, like excitement, anger, happiness,love, and much more.This movie made me wanna jump out of my seat, because of all the excitement and surprise that was in it. I have to say that both Paul Walker and Jessica Alba looked very cute together. They made me want to laugh and cry and "awwe" all at the same time. They look like they would be a great couple in actual life. Also, both of them looked hot separtlly. They both have really great and amazing bodies. I would most definitely go see the movie again. I would also really recommend that everyone sees this movie. I am going to buy the movie whenever it finally comes out on video or DVD.Thank you for listening on what i have to say, and what i think.
Into the Blue...fun movie full of eye candy
posted on 03 Jul 2009I didn't really know what to expect from this since I had never really heard of it but this film came on the movie channel today so I decided to watch it. This was a fun action film with some pretty entertaining moments. Plus the setting is beautiful and I generally like any movie with a beach setting (Blue Crush for example). Paul Walker and Jessica Alba provide some eye candy which is nice because the film is mostly just action action action. But it goes without saying that these two aren't the most gifted actors out there, but they were still watchable and entertaining. So overall, the acting and dialogue were sub-par but the action/scenery was great and entertaining just by itself. It's a fun movie that's worth a rental, check it out!
Great eye candy makes up for a shallow and predictable script
posted on 28 Jun 2009"Into the Blue" met my expectations, but only because I walked into the theater with realistic ones. One can tell by the trailer that this isn't really a great movie. But it is adequate. And can you really give a bad review to a movie that has Jessica Alba either in a bikini or tight shorts and a tight tanktop for 80% of the time? I certainly could not.
And that's where the eye candy comes in, which is this movie's best asset. Eye candy in terms of the sex appeal of the leading characters, but also the excellent shots of the island, especially the underwater scenes. The underwater action sequences and footage is nothing short of impressive. One warning though: the shark attack scenes are quite graphic and explicit, on the same level of goriness as the shark attack scene in "The Beach." Those who are overly squeamish are advised to look the other way during these scenes. But don't let that stop you from seeing the movie...there are only a couple of them.
I would recommend "Into the Blue" to:
-any Jessica Alba fan
-any moviegoer who doesn't mind putting their brain on neutral and enjoying the ride
-fans of underwater action flicks
Not a must-see, but entertaining for what it is.
WOW!
posted on 28 Jun 2009Awesome movie! Don't listen to the critics who said this movie was bad. Fans of 'The Deep' will definitely like Into The Blue. It's very simular but with more action, adventure, and comedy. Paul Walker, Jessica Alba, and Scott Caan make a great on-screen team. Extras on the dvd are great too because you can see the making of the movie. Great action flick! Buy it.
COCAINE ADDICTED SHARKS!
posted on 24 Jun 2009As I sat down to watch "Into the Blue", I knew exactly what I was in for. There would surely be lots of ocean, lots of beautiful underwater scenery, some gorgeous fish, and a semi-coherent plot-line. Additionally, I knew that it was a safe bet to expect plenty of the incredibly beautiful Jessica Alba in a bikini - for the guys, and a considerable amount of camera time for a shirtless Paul Walker - for the ladies. What I didn't expect, what nobody could have possibly expected, however, was COKE ADDICTED SHARKS! Allow me explain.
The premise of the movie starts off simply enough. Walker is a down on his luck diver, underwater scuba instructor with a penchant for disobedience. Basically it's "Fast and the Furious" if swimming replaces the driving. His girlfriend, Alba, is an instructor at what looks like a SeaWorld rip-off, and inexplicably is with the guy who has no money or possessions. So, right off the bat, all viewers can easily place this movie into the fiction category. They are "in love" despite their meager incomes and the fact that they are scraping by in the world. Walker, however, has dreams of striking it rich by finding treasure in the ocean, despite the fact that he's a borderline homeless guy that still gets to sleep with Jessica Alba. The plot thickens...
Upon eventually finding his buried treasure, a ship called the Zephyr, he and a few friends also happen upon a crashed/sunken airplane filled with tons of cocaine. They debate about using the drugs to fund their treasure finding expeditions, something they can't do presently because of their impoverished state. After mulling it over time and again, arguing and pondering the ramifications of illegal drug trafficking, they inevitably get involved. And this, my friends, is where it gets good.
There are numerous diving scenes where Alba and Walker, although it's hard to notice Walker with Alba swimming around, go down for the treasure and drugs. Unfortunately for the divers, but incredibly fortunate for the viewers, some of the cocaine packing gets a little loose. Sure enough, it's turned the entire ocean into a big swimming cokehead convention. Sharks have bloodshot eyes; fish are fidgeting as they swim by, and the manta rays are pimping themselves for some unknown reason.
What follows is a combination of "Jaws", "Cool Runnings", every episode of the original "Star Trek", and a smidge Scooby Doo antics. Sharks eat people; Jamaicans are rampant; the sole, inconsequential character from the Alba and Walker crew dies, and there is a ridiculously convoluted and complicated trap set up to catch the bad guys. Bad guys lose/die; good guys win.
The movie in and of itself is worthwhile. I don't feel like I wasted my money. What needs to be made clear, however, is that this movie took the next step. They breached a horizon that has never been previously approached. The touched upon a concept with unfathomable possibilities: COCAINE ADDICTED SHARKS! Think about the possibilities; really, think about it. Tell me you can't think of another 10 movies with animals addicted to drugs as the major factor in any one of the rising action, climax, falling action, or denouement.
What a great friggin' idea.
Still have not recieved grrrrrrr
posted on 10 Jun 2009So yeah, I still have not recieved this product. I tried emailing the seller and no response. I ordered it Jan 31st, it is now Mar 3rd! My opinion, if you want something in a timely manner, don't purchase from this seller. I would give a 0 for the stars but it wouldn't let me.
Now that's what I call marine biology!
posted on 05 Jun 2009You almost feel like Rodney Dangerfield from Back to School after watching this movie. The film has some neat underwater photography, some good stunts, and even a twist or two. But ultimately, it's just as excuse to show off some young flesh. Is that entirely a bad thing? The Hound thinks not. A good dosage of Jessica Alba flesh can warm you up on the coldest winter day.Into the Blue is directed by John Stockwell. Yes, the guy who played Cougar in Top Gun. One may dislike the content of the films he's made thus far in his early directing career (Blue Crush, Crazy/Beautiful), but one cannot deny the fact that the man knows how to shoot young women's bodies. Since there are only two female main characters, that means there are also plenty of young men for the women to feast their eyes on. Paul Walker kind of has the Justin Timberlake thing going on. Seeing him and Tyson Beckford really makes me feel out of shape now that the holidays are over.Oh, the plot! I almost forgot. It's basically a re-hash of The Deep. We have young treasure hunters in the Caribbean who find not only a sunken ship carrying gold, but a recently crashed plane full of cocaine on the ocean floor. Naturally, the drug dealer of record in the area wants the coke for himself, and doesn't want anyone getting in the way by searching for treasure near by. The resulting action has numerous gun battles, shark attacks, kidnappings, and acts of machismo. The film is a little long, but the conclusion is worth sticking around for.This film is not to be confused with anything up for an Academy Award this year. It was filmed nearly a year and a half before it was released for reasons I would not dare to speculate on. It did make $18 million bucks in the theaters, but any long-lasting success this film has will depend on if any of these stars goes on to have a long career. There is an extraordinary amount of violence and gore for a PG-13 film. An F-bomb or two here and there, would have certainly given it an R. The acting is pretty sparse. The scenes above water look rushed, and possibly printed on the first or second take. The scenes below water are very impressive, however.The verdict: 5 of 10 stars. This is a popcorn flick with some decent production values, and a hot young cast. Not much else. Too many bad guys, and a plot that doesn't know when to resolve itself. Here's a little game if you get bored with the movie... see if you can hold your breath as long as these people do in some of these scenes. Some of the time it seems like they go several minutes without breathing.The Hound.
Great fun, but not for the serious viewer
posted on 04 Jun 2009"Into the Blue" is not a great movie, but it was never meant to be. What Director John Stockwell wanted to do was make a suspensful, and beautiful looking film. He fills his camera with breathtaking underwater shots and the amazing bahamas islands. Also haveing the half naked Jessica Alba and Paul Walker helps a lot. The plot is neat, it combines the old theme of treasure hunting and adds a new age spin of drug dealing. Its not great but really works for the film. "Into the Blue" is fun, and entertaining. Its great to watch on a snowy afternoon. I dont get how people think this is a bad movie. Its a very servicable film that holds up to repeated viewings. Its not art but was never meant to be. Its just a great time. My rating B+
INTO THE BLUE
posted on 31 Aug 2009good movie, it had loads of T & A from alba who looks unbelieveable in this movie, the under water scenes though are some of the best cinematography i have ever scene in a movie, still not buying walker and alba as treasure hunters