Netflix viewers are pointing out the same thing about ending of terrifying new shark movie that’s being called a ’10/10’
Topics: Netflix, Social Media, Film and TV
Niamh Shackleton
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Topics: Netflix, Social Media, Film and TV
Netflix's new movie featuring a killer shark on a rampage has sure got people talking.
The film recently landed on the streaming platform and is already being raved about by viewers.
In fact, some have even gone as far as hailing it as a '10/10' film.
The synopsis for the film follows a scientist who must face her 'tragic past' when it is discovered that a 'giant shark' is swimming in the waters of the Seine - just as a triathlon is set to take place.
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Raving about the film, which has only been available on Netflix since June 5, one person raved on X: "Under Paris on Netflix was so good."
A second went on:" Saving the rest for tomorrow but the first few minutes of this new Netflix killer shark movie Under Paris are f***in remarkable, really luscious hi-def digital images with an almost sculptural use of light. Rewound it and watched it twice!"
While many reviewers are gushing about Under Paris, there's another trending theme on social media that's being widely discussed - its ending.
Before we get into any spoilers, you can watch the trailer for Under Paris here:
Rather than the shark being defeated by the heroes, Under Paris instead shows the shark ultimately winning - with Paris soon flooded and overtaken by other spawns of sharks, and the map at the end implying that the shark problem would soon spread globally.
One movie-watcher said they enjoyed the movie but that they 'hated' the ending.
They said: "That movie Under Paris on Netflix was good 8/10 I just hateee how it ended smh. But I can tell it’s going to be a part 2 because of the ending … well atleast I think it will be [sic]."
A second person echoed similar sentiments and penned: "Under Paris on Netflix was good just mad about the ending!!"
"Under Paris is good but I wish Netflix would stop releasing films with no ending, it’s really getting on my t*ts," a third went on.
Others enjoyed it, however.
Another viewer tweeted: "Just watched the Under Paris shark movie via Netflix and most of it is just dumb fun but then HOLY SH*T THAT ENDING!! Whaaaaaaaaaattttttt!! Oui oui, Xavier Gens, that is some good sh*t right there. You tell' em!!"
"Under Paris is kind of too dramatic but I really liked the ending," another insisted.
"We need more helpless endings like this in the movie, reminding us that we are all just humans with no superpowers or physics."
"Under Paris was fun. Great ending," a different person added.
As of now, no sequel has been announced, ultimately leaving the film open-ended.
Evidently Under Paris and its ending has left people divided - as has its reviews on Rotten Tomatoes.
While it has an admirable 71 percent on its Tomatometer, Under Paris only has a 38 percent Audience Score.
Under Paris is now streaming on Netflix.