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Open Water 2: Adrift

Open Water 2: Adrift

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A group of old friends drove a luxury yacht out to sea to celebrate their friend's birthday. After drinking and eating, everyone began to jump into the sea and swim one by one. Amy (Susan May Pratt), who suffers from hydrophobia, caused a panic after being thrown into the sea. Everyone wanted to send her back to the ship quickly, but then they discovered that no one remembered to put down the ladder. The hull of the boat was too high, and the group tried their best not to climb onto the boat. At this time, there was only one baby left on the boat. The blue sky and blue sea became a desperate situation for the six old friends suspended on the sea. The shadow of death spread rapidly among the panicked people. Watching their friends die one by one, those who are still alive are still looking for the last chance of life. Dusk is approaching, and a storm is coming. Can anyone climb onto the yacht through the haze of death? The battle between life and death is tragically staged on the vast sea.

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