How did Samuel L. Jackson's shocking and best scene in "Deep Blue Sea" come about? *Note! Contains spoilers.

*This article touches on some of the core of the story, so we recommend reading it after watching the movie.

"Deep Blue Sea" synopsis

A marine medical research facility (Aquatica) built on the Pacific Ocean. There, they were conducting research to manufacture a new drug from the brain tissue of the ferocious mako shark (blue shark), but Dr. Susan rushed the research and manipulated the shark's DNA, resulting in the shark becoming gigantic and possessing advanced knowledge. It turns into a new species with Eventually, a giant shark with intelligence similar to humans begins a killing The Game. Meanwhile, a fierce storm hits the sea, and a deadly battle between humans and sharks begins on an isolated island in the ocean.

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• A special role created for Samuel
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A movie where you can enjoy Samuel more than sharks.

Summer means the sea. When you think of the sea, you think of sharks. Every year, around that time of year, you'll see ``shark movie specials'' all over the place, and among these classics, one that's especially memorable to me is ``Deep Blue Sea'' (1999).

It all started with a friend from college. He usually doesn't show any interest in movies, but as soon as he saw this movie, he enthusiastically recommended it to me.

At first, I had a negative feeling in my head, ``Isn't this just a rendition of `` Jaws '' (1975)?'' However, when I listened closely, my friend told me that the reason he recommended it was completely different from that of "Shark." That man stole his entire heart. Samuel L. Jackson, also known as the preacher actor.

"Deep Blue Sea" trailer

``There's a really great scene that takes advantage of the roles Samuel has played in the past. He always came up with things like that.''

At that time, if my friend had casually told me how wonderful it was as a shark movie, my heart would not have been moved one bit. Samuel, not the shark. I was so shocked by this power word that I immediately rushed to the theater and said, ``I see!'' and patted my knees. There is a certain aspect of the movie that says, ``The one who enjoys it wins,'' and as a result, I really enjoyed it. I was captivated by the charm of this film, which was none other than Samuel's.