Nonureva Really Surprised!

Pluskylang Great Film overall

Rio Hayward All of these films share one commonality, that being a kind of emotional center that humanizes a cast of monsters.

Scarlet The film never slows down or bores, plunging from one harrowing sequence to the next.

ira-sd A good movie for it's type. Similar to the movie 'Into the blue' but with better script. What I liked about this movie is the emotion that you get for history and love. A adventure film that focuses on trust and family. Matthew McConaughey and Kate Hudson are a good on screen couple and give clever performances that give you direct feelings.

OllieSuave-007 This is a pretty fun treasure flick starring Matthew McConaughey and Kate Hudson as an estranged couple who is trying to rekindle their marriage while they both go on a lost treasure hunt in the Bahamas.It's not a spectacular movie as it has its corny moments, some cheesy dialog and some plot points that dragged the film somewhat, but overall, it does have some fun adventures and exciting good guy vs. bad guy elements. It's a romantic comedy with touches of action and thrills mixed in; therefore, what you get is a pretty good combo of both genres - romance and adventure.McConaughey and Hudson had great chemistry and it was funny watching them, as a divorced couple, quarrel and getting frustrated with each other as they attempt to find this treasure.Again, the film is not a masterpiece, but a pretty fun film nonetheless.Grade B-

Neil Welch Bickering divorced treasure-hunting couple Finn (Matthew McConaughey) and Tess (Kate Hudson) continue pursuing their previously abandoned attempt to find sunken treasure with the help of millionaire Nigel Hunnicutt (Donald Sutherland) and his idiot daughter Gemma (Alexis Dziena), despite the fact that Moe Fitch (Ray Winstone) and Bigg Bunny (Kevin Hart) have their own thoughts on the matter.The comedy here isn't that funny (although I did find airhead Gemma amusing), and the bickering between Finn and Tess wears out its welcome quickly. And Donald Sutherland's English accent convinces as much as Ray Winstone's American one ie. not at all.But the story is OK, the scenery is attractive, there is minimal swearing - in short, this is an adequate if undemanding way to spend a couple of hours.

mattkratz This movie was exciting, entertaining, and a good blend of romance, adventure, drama, and entertainment. Matthew McConaghey and Kate Hudson are a newly divorced couple who learn that a treasure they've been after is off the coast of Key West (thanks to Mr. Mac), and they take a cruise ship to go get it. My favorite scenes are the divorce scene, the diving scenes, and the scenes with the rich, air-headed rich girl. McConaghey is heavily in debt to a murderous rap star, which is why he is after the treasure. After a slow start, this really picks up and turns into a decent movie with gorgeous settings and lovely underwater photography and good cast chemistry. I loved it.*** out of ****