Will Two Sisters Survive After Days Trapped In A Pool?

Welcome to Movie Shortens. Today I am going to explain and recap a movie titled 12 feet deep (2017).

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[kusmus]

No one:
Literally no one:
Sisters stuck in the pool : *It's confession time*

[Cider]

As a lifeguard, there’s no way in hell he didn’t see them. I’ve seen people at the bottom of the pool with a glare in my eyes and 30 people in the pool. Absolute bullshit lol

[_Meretricious]

Clara deserves absolutely no sympathy, her children shouldn’t be raised be such a monster. She could’ve called the police and be considered a hero, maybe reducing the afflictions from her criminal record locally, but now, there is literally no way those sisters are just going to let her off.

[RayMak]

This pool experience is life changing for the sisters

[andrewk]

His fiance is "missing" for two days and he's not doing much. I was expecting a break up lol

[FreakingPlane]

And this is why literally most pool covers are just fabric-

[polo]

Ironic Jigsaw is the one who closed them into this trap with small chance of survival.

[MikeJea]

This movie describes insulin completely wrong. Insulin lowers blood sugar. You don't give insulin to someone who hasn't eaten in days. That would but you in a diabetic coma

[icamxxx]

So ur telling me, the sister could see a small ring at the very bottom of the pool while not even being in the pool but the pool guy can’t see two full grown adults… right

[vee]

Love how their skin looked absolutely normal after spending days in the water. Human skin literally starts to break down when it's within water for multiple days and this was a major issue for soldiers in damp trenches in the world wars. One of the things history classes taught me lol
Otherwise interesting film though, just that it's quite unrealistic once you know how it should actually have happened.

[Wheres_my_Dragonator]

Janitor could've gotten some money for saving them. But now all she'll get is jail time for antagonizing them and planning murder.

[BreezyBangtan]

Alternate and more realistic ending:

“Oh no! My ring is at the bottom of the pool and theyre about to close! Lets get someone who works here to help us get it! That way when both of us are at the bottom, no one will shut us in. And maybe next time i can put my stuff in the lockers usually provided at public pools like this...”

The end

[christopherbardier]

First thought was use the diamond ring to cut the cover. It may not be sharp but if you rub it against the fiberglass it will eventually cut through.

[aezowy]

Clara literally deserves to go to jail. even if she helped, who tf is she to complain about jonna having only 80$ in her bank? this is making my blood boil

[captainobvious]

The “manager” looks an awful lot like John Cramer. This trap was no accident.

[minimochi]

My biggest fear has always been drowning.. then years ago my sister died in a drowning accident. It sent my panic disorder through the roof. I couldn't swim for years and I felt extreme guilt. It's gotten much better now but the guilt never goes away. I miss her dearly.

[bueryaquett]

Clara: I don't want to go to prison.
Also Clara: taunts them and threatens to kill them

[Force]

As a pool guy I’ve never seen a solid fiberglass pool cover. The most tough one I can think of is a looploc solid cover which would be very difficult to get out of if our over you. But a looploc isn’t automatic. Automatic covers are very thin and easy to punch though also.
Also yes solid covers exist but they aren’t common and I’m fairly sure they can slide on their own with no power.

[kyspapa]

This gives me “oh no my diamond earring fell in the ocean” vibes.

[wearytraveler]

Said in a raspy and disgruntled voice: "I want to play a game."