It’s hard to make a good shark movie because Jaws set the gold standard back in 1975, and any movie that features a killer shark is bound to be compared to it.

However, 2003’s Open Water was one notable film in the shark subgenre, because it was actually based on a real story. The film is inspired by the disappearance of Tom and Eileen Lonergan, who were never seen again after a Great Barrier Reef scuba expedition, which led to all kinds of conspiracy theories, but no definitive answer.

Let’s take a look at the details of the disturbing true story behind Open Water.

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Missing in action | 0:00
Washed up | 0:48
Making a movie | 1:35
Dark days | 2:27
Proving a point | 3:12
Closure | 4:16

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