Under Paris aims for depth but falls short, leaving a sense of emptiness. The narrative is flawed and doesn't provide any real insight, while the characters remain stagnant, making it difficult to become invested in their journeys. It seems the creators had a general notion of what they wanted, though the final product fails to connect effectively. The film’s rhythm is inconsistent; certain scenes linger too long, co…

“Under Paris” embraces the genre with an energy that should please enthusiasts, emerging as a respectable addition to the category of films featuring killer sharks. While it might not reach greatness according to traditional measures, those who enjoy creature features will likely find it delivers on its unusual concept. The film unfolds in modern-day Paris, which is preparing to host the World Triathlon Championsh…

Under Paris feels like an awkward attempt to recreate the suspense of *Jaws*, but it falls short. It’s filled with the expected progressive themes that have become standard for Netflix movies, yet what truly stood out was how unbelievably far-fetched the plot becomes. The film begins with a team of male divers sent to examine a site in the ocean where trash has accumulated and trapped dolphins and other deceas…