When a monstrous freak tsunami hits a sleepy beach community, a group of survivors from different walks of life find themselves trapped inside a submerged grocery store. As they try to escape to safety, they soon discover that there is a predator among them more deadly than the threat of drowning-vicious great white sharks lurking in the water, starved hungry for fresh meat. As the bloodthirsty sharks begin to pick the survivors off one by one, the group realizes that they must work together to find a way out without being eaten alive. -- (C) Official SiteRelease Date Bait Sep 14, 2012 Limited
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Actors For Bait
Xavier Samuel,Phoebe Tonkin,Sharni Vinson,Adrian Pang,Yuwu Qi,Alex Russell,Richard Brancatisano,Chris Betts,Simon Edds,Alice Parkinson,Cariba Heine,Julian McMahon,Michael Deakin,Daniel Wyllie,Damien Garvey,Lincoln Lewis,Martin Sacks,Rhiannon Dannielle Pettet...,Skye Fellman,Nicholas McCallumGenres Bait : Action & Adventure,Horror,Mystery & Suspense
Visitor Ranting & Critics For Bait
User Ranting Bait : 2.6User Percentage For Bait : %
User Count Like for Bait : 1,421
All Critics Ranting For Bait : 4.6
All Critics Count For Bait : 32
All Critics Percentage For Bait : 47 %
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Movie Overview For Bait
A freak tsunami traps shoppers at a coastal Australian supermarket inside the building ... along with a pack of tiger sharks.TagLine Bait
Cleanup on aisle 7.Trailer For Bait
Review For Bait
[It] has many flaws, the foremost among these is the inability to indicate whether we're supposed to consider the savage behavior brought on by its crises as ambiguous or unassailably good.Simon Abrams-Village Voice
This likable trash occasionally outsmarts more moneyed Hollywood fish features.
Guy Lodge-Variety
Rendall and screenwriters Russell Mulcahy and John Kim forget that in between bursts of tart, blood-drenched mayhem, there's a saggy, dumb chamber drama that's completely bland and under-seasoned.
Robert Abele-Los Angeles Times
More funny than scary, it often feels like Deep Blue Sea meets The Mist... but what's wrong with that?
Jamie Graham-Total Film
Bait is fairly exciting, ingenious, well designed, and is perhaps a clever advertisement for online grocery shopping.
Philip French-Observer [UK]
Jaws it ain't.
Derek Malcolm-This is London
It is all very silly, and more Corman than Spielberg, but entertaining.
Peter Bradshaw-Guardian [UK]
You've seen this movie without even seeing it.
David Jenkins-Little White Lies
Enormous fun, thanks to pacey direction, strong performances, a number of nicely handled gory bits and a script that pays close attention to the demands of the shark attack genre movie.
Matthew Turner-ViewLondon
Carp all you like at how subtext, plausibility and sense have been sacrificed to this film's high concept, but all the stereoscopic slaughter is irresistibly appealing.
Anton Bitel-Sight and Sound
It's not spectacular, but it is good enough to see on the big screen.
Dominic Corry-Flicks.co.nz
It's non-stop bloody fun from start to finish and one that you certainly should invite some friends over to dig on with you... again and again.
Steve "Uncle Creepy" Barton-Dread Central
...my atheism will be cemented if this earns its money back.
Adam Ross-The Aristocrat
Had director Kimbell Rendall, his 6 screenwriters, and the studio brass focused on creating a good film rather than selling a glossy product, then humiliation would have been avoided.
Matthew Pejkovic-Matt's Movie Reviews
Bait takes itself way too seriously and there are only a handful of witty one-liners. It leaves us with a flat thriller starring a bunch of characters we couldn't care less about.
Matthew Toomey-ABC Radio Brisbane
Sounds like loads of fun - and it should have been.
Jim Schembri-3AW
To say Bait features flawed logic is an understatement, but what can you expect when a shark floats down the produce section of your local grocer?
Matt Donato-We Got This Covered
Think this is absolutely a genre film for a specific audience and I think it will deliver to that audience.
Margaret Pomeranz-At the Movies (Australia)
Would it have been so hard to find really interesting characters, characters to involve the audience and make us care as to whether or not they'll wind up as fish food?
David Stratton-At the Movies (Australia)
Bait 3D needs to put aside the forced poignancy and attain full great bad movie status. Or at least let the sharks eat more characters.
Craig Mathieson-The Sunday Age
Much of Bait is frankly awful, though not unenjoyably so.
Jake Wilson-The Age (Australia)
The film is a throwback to the heyday of the Australian exploitation movie.
Sandra Hall-Sydney Morning Herald
Calling Bait 3D a crap film would be a compliment.
Anthony Morris-The Vine
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