Six Friends Jumped Into The Ocean and Forgot to Lower the Yacht Ladder, Will They Survive?
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- Опубликовано: 19 авг 2022
- When a group of friends fail to lower the ladder of their boat, they find themselves stranded in the surrounding waters and struggle to survive.
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This happened to my friend and his mom once. His mom wanted to celebrate having got the yacht in her divorce. My friend jumped in to the water, and his mom saw and see wanted to join him. She didn't realize that the back part of the ship where there was supposed to be a ladder; the ladder had actually been uninstalled. The good thing was that they weren't to far out, and they were able swim to shore. It took them about an hour or so to get there but they had life jackets and got there sunburnt, tired, but alive.
Damn that’s scary as hell, glad everything turned out okay.
LORD
I was so pissed that she made it back up to the boat to be with her helpless baby, and then decides to jump back in the water.
Karma lol
karma?
When I was an active yachtsman, one of the swimming rules I enforced on board was that the first time you enter the water you do so by climbing down the ladder.
Lol yacht I am disappointed in your comment for nor calling out this story if you really were a yachtman please tell us how the boat stayed stable in the middle of nowhere without the anchor dropped.... 😂 😂 😂 😂
@@KiRiKoUtheBeAsT the whole script is BS.
first rule is wear a life jacket, and not swim in middle of nowhere.
@@KiRiKoUtheBeAsT who said the anchor wasn’t dropped
@@charisemiller2052 did you see any anchor chain going from the boat into the water?? No!
And if there was any anchor dropped, they could have climbed quite easily on the chain into the boat.
The unspoken rule of the sea is to always have at least one person on board if you go for a swim, regardless of ladders. The currents can take you or your boat away, you might not be fast enough to swim after it, and you will only have about a minute of giving it all until you get very tired.
It's easy for me to say cause I grew up on the sea, but is just common sense. It's like going for a space walk outside of your space shuttle while having no cables connecting you to a shuttle and nobody inside the shuttle at the same time. It's just ridiculous, and I have a hard time believing that people would actually do something like that, but unfortunately it happens.
Was raised in the sea. Was a squal of an upbringing 😩😅
Well, they did. Until she was picked up and chucked into the ocean against her will...
And that one person left on board should know how to maneuver the boat in the event it is carried away or drifts. Also, helpful if the one person on board has a means of communication to get help.
@@user-yh4fr1tt1c if you mean the baby, she doesn't count because she couldn't do anything to help
@@andypham1636 you replied to the wrong person, my brother
Just two safety golden rules:
1. One person ALWAYS stays on board.
2. You NEVER get down before checking the ladder is installed.
Having been in this situation before with my friends (how we forgot to put down the ladder is anyone's guess, I'm sure our alcohol intake was super high) when nobody could grab the top of the boat, we decided to create a raft of our bodies with our legs connected like scissors while we floated on our back, we had the lightest person climb on top of us and jump on the boat... It worked after a few tries and we all survived....
Bruh... Yachts sure are a death trap.
guys in the movie are not that smart
Lucky you guys are smart.
Sure, Jan.
@@retroboomer3197 tf'ѕ jαn αnd whαt'ѕ αnчthíng tσ ѕurє σf??🙄
So instead of having the lighter female try to climb the clothing rope ladder, they have the heaviest guy and then act surprised when it rips
That’s what I also thought
Probably the only one that has the strength to do it, we will never know
@@eliasgonzalez5357 Being ultra skinny and lifting yourself is literally exponentially, volumetrically easier than being ripped and lifting yourself.
@@dixen9116 Most women can't do one pull up
@@myballsitchsomethingfierce6319 As I recall, one of the women (the one who eventually swam away) was pretty athletic. Fun fact, she's played by Ali Hillis who has done a lot of voice work for video games.
This is why having a mom or dad friend of the group is essential. Perhaps even a grumpy friend that doesn’t participate.
I’m the granny friend I rather chaperone 😂😂
The grumpy friend that doesn't participate just doesn't show up for trip.
Im definitely that friend that bails out situations like this by not being part of it but being called for help lol
That was Amy. Dan fucked up
@@PurpleOcarinathat just means you are not stupid
1:44 he swam to the bottom of the ocean in open water and got a seashell. Very impressive.
Right! lol
Doesn't have to be that deep. You can be miles offshore in the Gulf of Mexico and still be at about 50 feet deep.
@@JGlennFL 50 ft is still too deep man
@@bhavanishankarbojja6705 No it's not lol
@@AppleOfThineEye For anyone that have never dived, yeah it is. Over 10 meters deep is a long way to go in one breath.
Always hate people that surprise someone who has phobia to directly confront their phobia like that would help them to get instantly cured
Can confirm it just makes trauma worse.
I was thrown into the deep end of a pool when I was a 5 or 6 years old and couldn’t swim. The idea was that I would instinctively learn to swim out of desperation.
I didn’t. I sunk to the bottom of the pool and had to be saved by my mom. To this day I don’t go in water 😅
Honestly how does that even make sense.
@@mariosargiropoulos1715 LITERALLY WORD FOR WORD THE SAME EXPERIENCE I HAD AS A KID
There's a reason they call it the human condition. Nobody is gonna feel your pain or care but you.
The fact that he tried to look for a knife in the ocean, by looking down when they cant even see the bottom. How do ppl write such a BS? xD
When people panic, they tend to do dumb shit
I use to think people wouldn't be so stupid, but then I lived through 2020
Exactly
@Maria Marie
well they did say earlier that one of the guys dove down to the bottom/seafloor to retrieve a seashell for one of the ladies so it was at least somewhat feasible
and the thing they did for able to climb to yatch at the end they could do that with knife first they realize, ladder is not there.. i think being stuck with stupid people most dangerous thing ever
After the woman jumped in the water to save the guy towards the end of the movie, I expected to hear somthng like: "She suddenly realizes, that she forgot to lower the ladder again" 😂
🤣
honestly wouldnt put it past them to do something so stupid again
she is tge worst mother to leave her baby to save the guy who caused the whole thing
Underrated comment😂
The concept of the movie is great, and it's 65% psychological. This was a perfectly winnable situation, but it was their personalities that got in the way.
Right
This was literally the plot to an episode of King of the Hill. 😂 Only this was unintentionally hammy. I think it's a decent idea for a horror movie, but the actors were just awful. Script could use adjustments too.
It was more their intelligence. They kept making brain-dead decisions until 2 of them actually went brain-dead...
@@bubblegumxolol yes I remember that episode. But what movie is this? I didn't know king of the hill got that scene from this movie.
@@jesv4026 it's called Open Water 2. But here's the kicker...the KotH episode came out first 😅.
I watched the movie and yelled in frustration at the screen how dumb they acted. I had to walk away several times lol
Everyone acted so damn dramatic, yelling at each other, trying to snatch the phone away from each other, especially the dudes acting super aggressive for no damn reason. They literally could have done the clothes thing to hold on, stabilize and let the women climb up but nooo they went all cuckoo and everyone wanted to be the leader
If they didn't cut the clothes as well it would have worked way better by cutting them it made them more liable to rip n not be able to hold as much weight smh
An the end she could have gave dude her top or he could have used his boxers when the goggles broke n put what ever one over the broken goggle piece it would have helped out with not cutting into his hand smh I couldn't belive he jus said fuck it n grabbed it bare handed
It would shorten movie time to 15 mins.
Drunk
I'm not exaggerating by stating ANYONE with any common sense would have used the first clothing item in hand to cover the sharp edge... Well, at least it worked...
Had a mate who went fishing by himself in open ocean, hooked up a fish while trawling. It pulled the fishing rod from the holder so without thinking he jumped in after it, he then realised his boat was driving away from him and he was in the middle of nowhere at least a couple kilometres off shore. He survived because he realised the boat was moving in a large circle and managed to intercept the boat on its course, he said he was lucky because if he missed it he didn’t think he’d be able to keep swimming to intercept it again... he lost the fishing rod as well. Moral of the story think first :D
There's a saying.. "Never give up the punt for the pole"
Fuck the fishing rod
This is also why boats have a deadman’s switch
No, the moral is don't jump off of boats when away from shore or other boats
Moral of the story: don't chase the one that got away
Golden rule on a boat is you never "jump" into the water! You use the ladder and only the ladder to access the water!
The phone call: "We've been trying to reach you about your car's extended warranty."
The call could have been from a life insurance company.
This is actually very terrifying if you imagine being pushed into the ocean only to find there is no ladder especially if you're hydrophobic.
Thalassophobia** not hydrophobia
homie drinks no water
The fact that there's a baby on board alone makes it even worse.
hydrophobic? I looked up Hydrophobic/Hydrophobia it says “Hydrophobicity is a term derived from the Greek “hydro”, meaning water, and “phobos”, meaning fear. Hydrophobic substances are composed of non-polar molecules that repel bodies of water and attract other neutral molecules and non-polar solvents. Examples of these molecules are alkanes, oils and fats in general.”
But I think you mean Thalassophobia, which is the fear of the ocean or any deep sorts of the water.
Especially in the ocean
i will never understand the joy of swimming in the deep ocean, a fools life i tell ya.
Aye.
Well . . . there is the thrill of not getting back alive.
And Most people still Just swimm on the surface
Yeah I can’t do that and I’m from an island I don’t even go out far if I can’t see beneath me 🤣
Me too.. just a small touch under my feet and i panicked
Amazing job on this video 👏🏼 I appreciate what you do I have a short attention span and can't sit still to watch movies and finding this channel was a game changer for me!! You are appreciated
The baby was the best actor in this!!!
🤣🤣🤣
Thing wouldn’t stfu
So she was telling him she has a phobia of water.. and his idea is to pick her up and jump in the water with her??? That's like.. the worst decision he could have made lol
Exactly. I would never go back to water for this asshole like she did😂
IKR
He was trying to impress her that he's the superman who could save her.
American "intelligence"😂
@@LordAbhor what?
Alternate movie title: Dumb people in boats
To be fair Amy didn’t want to jump in in the first place. Dumb dan was the problem
I agree. They all dumb af
@@TestingTestTest-zr5jb The main problem he was
Dumb people off boats
@@TestingTestTest-zr5jb Amy did everything right. She even had a life jacket on.
I remember first watching this film and couldn’t help but acknowledge the fact that three people died because one person forgot to lower the ladder of the boat.
I like watching these. You explain them so thoroughly, it feels like I watched these movies.
This gives the same feeling as claustrophobia. But instead you have so much space, yet no where to go.
I'm pretty sure it's called agarophobia
@@CattyLoveKittenLove nice. Thank you!
Look up a movie called aniara
That's deep bro.
@@johnlawful2272 Earth gives me agarophobia. So big, yet so trapped.
Thanks for making my fear of the ocean even more validated. It never even occurred to me this was a thing that could happen.
It happens sometimes. One actress that was on the TV show Glee died like that in a lake after she could at least save her toddler by lifting him up the boat. Happened in 2020 or 2021. But she had no life jacket on. Thankfully the boy was found safe on the boat hours later.
@@Romy--- she got tangled in the plants in the lake. It wasn't because she had no ladder. There are plants that can grow in a lake that are surprisingly deadly. And people drown in them silently.
Same here. I am like ...What??? So now I have to watch this movie.
It only happens to morons and if you aren't one the chances of this happening is zero.
🤣
i laughed so hard when he stops him from stabbing the boat and gets cut
He got stabbed!!
i know but homie really thought that would sink the ship@@Im_alivexx
good movie, very memorable, watched it few years ago, this is kind of movie that sticks with you
I could be totally wrong, but, the couple times I've seen this movie, I interpreted the ending completely differently. I thought that the fact that the fishing boat didn't find anyone on board, but then you see them standing right there on the deck, was meant to insinuate that they didn't actually survive
Lol I actually thought that someone passed by them and helped them. It was probably a different movie
That's what I thought too. Them just appearing on deck after the fisherman left and the baby crying made me believe they both drowned. That poor baby is left there alone.
@@babygirlwade Yea exactly.. it makes no sense for the fishing boat to have not seen them if they were actually just standing right there on the deck in plain sight, so I thought that it was maybe meant to be like her spirit standing there or something
Yeah dude thats my thought. Theres no way she pulled a bigger man up from sinking in water
@@babygirlwade baby is worth the least
After the guy couldn't climb on the inflatable toy, they all could have grabbed onto each other in a ring around the floater. Then they'd be a fairly stable way for the lightest girl to climb up the anchor. Plus, all could hold their breath at the same time before she starts climbing. It'd make the human floatee even more buoyant, and let them stay together if they're pushed underwater.
I jus hope if I'm in a crazy situation I'd have a good idea to fix it. But they say it's real hard when you're in the sh*t.
It is not that hard. They have plenty of time to think.
Everyone started to panic, they should have remained calm and think
These movies are literally just detailed in depth don't do this but if you do heres basically a guide to what to do and not to do after doing it guides.
They were just very dumb set of people coz it doesn’t even make sense how nobody thought of this idea
Exactly. Staying perfectly calm would have changed everything. Marines do training for this sort of thing but just person panicking could ruin everything
I’ve been in a similar situation. I learned quickly after buying my first sailboat and falling into the water to have some way to pull that ladder down. Luckily for me, someone was onboard to lower the ladder.
One of the BEST!❤
If you can dive to the bottom to retrieve a seashell, you ain't that far offshore. justsayin
Stupid ass script
Your stupid is showing, cover it up
There are shallow areas of the ocean
Two of the men couldn't give amy a boost out of the water? All they had to do was grab her feet and push her up the side of the boat.
I was a competitive swimmer and would like to think I'm a better swimmer than most, it's extremely hard to do that while treading water especially in the open sea. I do think they could've done it but it's not as easy as you'd think especially because there's nothing to really hold onto on the hull of the boat
They would need to hold onto or stand on something solid in order to do that.
Ocean water is pure kinetics
It actually could’ve worked because there was those notches on one of the ends of the boat that they held onto and could’ve used that as a holding so someone else could climb up
@@znom3455 that's a great point especially since it is ocean water which moves quick. But they didn't even try to boost one of the girls up to the ladder? One of the guys could have tried using the life vest wrapped around the toy dolphin for support so he's not pushed under
The toy dolphin and the fact Dan tried to climb it 😭😂
Okay. Who’s bright idea was it, to design a boat that has no foot holding on its sides? Have a few concave foot steps for one person to climb up from the water.
Captain Phillips. It was his idea 🥸
@@szili76 Well for a super vessel carrying international cargo goods, Have somebody watching over the one sure way onto the ship. Make it a rotating staff job too.
That's what I thought.
Better yet there should be a way to access the ladder from the bottom of the boat. It's a simple mechanical design that would prevent such situations.
Perhaps the designers thought of pirates? Lol
Would you sleep well on a boat anyone could swim up to and board?
Amy thinks she sees a shark, Dan looks under and sees no one 😂😂😂
Hahah maybe he meant a loan shark.
Did he see a Beaver..?
Saw this. GREAT. MOVIE.
Lol the boat going by them
“Yea alright party!”
I like how the boat isn't moving whatsoever but the anchor isn't down. My first thought was climb the anchor but it wasn't down and the boat was still motionless. Makes no sense.
Held down by the plot.
tldr : "Six people compulsively sabotage every chance they have to survive a swim in the ocean until they almost all die"
The title made me laugh and brought me here. The recap was even better. 😂 I hate sitting through movies where the people are always doing dumb mess. Thanks, Lab!
whew lofe is gonna be a huge disappointment man lol
@@thac0twenty377 Why? Because... there are recaps that save me from all the bad movies out there? You should try thinking before you type, man. 🤣
@nikybee7146 well no I just mean people RL do dumb all the time. also- I refuse to think before I type sir!
Wow, that's a hell of a story!
I know the movie is serious and all but a movie about all of them jumping in the water and forgetting the ladder would make a pretty funny comedy.
I’m surprised that they didn’t think to climb on each other too began and why did the men keep trying to climb duh they’d be too heavy
Is that even possible?
I was thinking the same thing
How are you going to climb up that high in open water.... the ones below you would just get pushed down
Climb each other lol an sad part is ur dead serious do u not no how water works. All that would happen is one by one they'd they'd under water who ever try to climb who would sink smh. I can't belive I even seen this
@@chrisrossi5271 Bruh fr. People are first to talk shit about movie characters and then they have even dumber idea lol
Loved this movie. Good life lesson which can be applied to several situations. Very scary indeed.
I don't know if this story entirely true, but it's very compelling, I'm overwhelmed. Thank you for posting this short story. A lot of good life lessons here.
Poor women survived traumatising incidents twice with her late father and now with her baby. THIS IS BEYOND WORDS
That’s cuz Dan is a man-child
I wonder if she even survived. Why did the sailor man not see people on the people. Why did he not get on the boat to make sure everything was OK? Why she didn't heat the sailormans call? Could it be that they didn't survive amd they were in some type of purgatory?
I don’t think she survived
She didn't survive. Whoever did this video completely misunderstood the ending.
looks like you summed it up
So many levels of stupidity that if it were real life one would not feel sorry for them.
There is always that one a-hole who pushes(throws) a scared person into the water against their will. 100% psychopath behavior. Also if you are stupid enough to drink while performing dangerous acts then at least have a designated sober person who does not participate in the dangerous behavior so that they could look after the others while having a clear mind.
That’s Dan
IKR
good story!
This happened on King of the Hill. Loved that show ❤
What a simple yet terrifying plot. And to read initially from this videos comments to Google, jumping off a boat into water forgetting the ladder is lowered and being in peril because of it is a thing. Holy smokes. Luckily I have no yacht, boat or friends……now I’m sad
Was a good movie
Everyone forgot the lader.how scarry is that.
Saw this movie late one night.. wow how something that could be so easily overlooked and forgotten could be your worst nightmare..
imagine how much laughter the screenwriter engaged in when they managed to sell this idea. LOL
This was SUCH an awesome movie!! I loved all ten minutes of it!!
Thumbs up! Should have called the movie - Few stupid one aboard! Thanks you the author for showing the events in a few minutes
The 2 hour movie on tv had Josh Duhamel as Dan ...good movie 👍
This movie scared me so much, I don't get on boats and will never go on a cruise!
Didn't see the film but with that many people it seems easily escapable by stacking on top of each other in a totem pole and pushing one guy up enough to grab the railing.
Yeah like, if the 3 men locked shoulders closed together with one wearing the life vest, then one woman could of stood on the shoulders of the man with the vest and could of reached for the bottom of the hand rail, 3 men peddling with one wearing a vest could of easily held up the girl, even if they were pushed under water by taking deep breaths the air in their lungs would prevent them from fully sinking.. Also when they did the clothes line, it's beyond me that the 200+ man was the one to go when those women easily weigh less than 150 lbs, one man could of worn the life best and boosted the woman going up so her whole weight wasn't on the clothes line.
@@vicb3787 agree, also wet clothes shouldn't break that easily
I wax wondering why the dudes didn't boost one of the girls upwards.
It wasn't that high
@@wojciech5177 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 my comment after watching the video was that the movie is wack straight up. Now tell me even a small human being can't be Completly stabel in the ocean so how did that heavy boat be stable on the ocean without the anchor dropped how is that even possible 😂😂😂😂 and if you watch Olympic games you know it's easy for 5 people put one person on thier shoulder and push the person up in the air.
Common sense ruins the plot in these type of movies lol so there was no room for it
That is a surprisingly brutal story.
They sound like a nice bunch. I was totally rooting for their survival
The fact that he fell off a cliff😭😭😭
Bumblers should just stay home and watch TV.
It’d be hilarious if they found out the ladder is actually at the back of the boat lmao
Rule of thumb, there always needs to be at least one person to stay behind.
This movie may have scared the shit out of me when I was a kid, but I can honestly say that I check to make sure there is a ladder every single time I get into the water. So I guess this movie was really a learning lesson. 😆
As the introvert who'd have rather stayed onboard playing games on my laptop or just read books, I'd have totally saved everyone in such a situation. 👀
Edit: to the people saying introverts wouldnt have been invited to these sorts of social events... well... idk what bullshit your society is feeding you (says a lot about where you live i guess), but introverts do get invited. Whether it's a simple night out drinking or getting some food, or even more expensive and longer events like trips or vacays, we get invited too. I can at least vouch for southeast asia on this. Whoever you are tho, considering your comments, please accept my condolences.
Lol.
Youd not have been invited
SAME 😄🤣
@@Pusfilth yeah, an lonely antisocial introvert sure will not invited lol
In the movie the husband threw his water fearing wife into the ocean without her consent and knowledge. So some jerk on board probably would've picked you up and threw you into the water also.
Zach big ass breaking everything. Send the thin 90 lbs ladies first 🤣
This movie has convinced me that boats should have an emergency ladder that is built into the boat. Like little grooves in the side of the boat that people can use if they're in this situation.
Its kinda funny they die in just a few hours when we heard story ppl survive longer than that in real world.
to be fair they did everything they could to die as fast as possible
Seems like a stressful movie, also that bleeding guy would have to get the F away from me, I don’t want sharks around too
Yeah it’s supposed to be stressful dummy.
Wow, a moment of carelessless makes for a very serious survival situation...
It happened to me and my family once in Spain, we jumped off the boat and forgot the ladder and we shouted like crazy for my 7 years old brother who had stayed on board ,to put the ladder 😅
Here's what I want to know - how do you signal to somebody on a boat speeding past that you need help instead of just waving? Because if you just wave, they will just wave back.
The people on the passing boat, we're probably just as drunk. Well...not probably drunk enough to remember the ladder. Bet they all survived!
Distress signal is extending and retracting all your fingers except your thumb, such that when extended they are all together and the thumb is tucked into your palm. Repeatedly go from a fist into this position and back.
@@eggyrepublic Advice the drunk drowners, could've used. 🤣
Try to make it look like you’re drowning
Side wave with both hands
Ignore the negative comments.
This is one of my favourite movies.
Great tension with a very simple plot.
While cruising in Fiji back in 1979, a story went around the Royal Suva Yacht Club that a boat was found north of New Zealand with no one aboard. Reading the ship's log, the last entry was: "Becalmed and hot. Everyone else is swimming. Me too". The last person aboard jumped in without lowering the ladder. All perished. I don't know if that story was true or not, but it certainly made all of us cruising sailors make sure our ladders were down BEFORE we jumped in the water.
This movie is traumatic for no reason so many things could have been done to save everyone.
Like?
I’m very interested to hear your list of successful solutions.
@@coffeemixer4292 but fr tho
1. Before diving put the ladder down in advance.
2. Don't be a douche and trigger someone's phobia.
3. Surround the dolphin wrap it with the life jacket and support each other while pushing one person up who will climb/jump and try to grab the railing. Obviously use the smallest person.
4. Everyone float to conserve energy.
5. SCREAM help don't wave.
6. Use the clothes as a rope but use the smallest person to climb.
7. Don't dive under it will increase fatigue.
8. The last thing they did with the glass of the goggles and using each other as support was also very smart.
but yh
@@callmesliipz but fr tho
1. Before diving put the ladder down in advance.
2. Don't be a douche and trigger someone's phobia.
3. Surround the dolphin wrap it with the life jacket and support each other while pushing one person up who will climb/jump and try to grab the railing. Obviously use the smallest person.
4. Everyone float to conserve energy.
5. SCREAM help don't wave.
6. Use the clothes as a rope but use the smallest person to climb.
7. Don't dive under it will increase fatigue.
8. The last thing they did with the glass of the goggles and using each other as support was also very smart.
but yh
Not stabbing your friend also helps to increase the survival chances.
I remember this movie when I was little kid but didn’t watch the full thing now I can watch the full plot in a short period of time
Dude I remember watching this movie wit my mom when I was young - scared the hell out of me! I'm legit still afraid of the ocean these days.
omg i dont have the stomach to watch this movie ...
Omg, you explained it very simply! It's really easy to understand. Thank you so much! I've always wanted to learn these.
One of the first lessons in boating is if people are going to be leisure swimming off of the deck, then the captain of the vessel stays aboard.
The baby WAS the captain you dope.
and if he gets a heart attack...then again...same situation
better design the boat with a fool proof mechanism like solid handles to climb up or push-buttons around the hull in case of a luxury yachts which can lower the ladders...again this will lead to probability of electronics failure...so a simple permanent ladder made of handles is way better
I blame the people who designed the yacht to not have a way for you to get back on board, because you could be fully aware of there being no ladder, yet somehow fall into the water for some reason anyway.
Shallows and triangle movies are awesome too
Moral of the story: make sure that installing handles to the side of the boat is available just in case this happens
Moral of the story: don't go on a boat.
some boats have that, but it could backfire
I was hoping to read someone message that has great knowledge of this boat or ships in general. Thinking how easily this could happen to group of people..if your a nice boss with a yacht don’t let your errands boy barrow the boat for some clap time..
im no expert, but slightly familar. I am pretty sure its pretty hard to adrift like this. I don't believe there are actual boats like this, there should have been laders in the back. I say this for several reasons.
1. I think they avoided showing the rear, because the boat probably has one in the back.
2. The size of boat matters on if there is a ladder, this boat doesn't seem large enough, even though they try to make shots to make it look much bigger.
3. If the boat was really large enough to not have a ladder or an automated one that would mean there would be on board staff, so some one would always be on board/deck.
Edit: Forgot to mention. Also I believe there are regulations and requirements for boats, depending on size, in what type of safety and survival features. Even if we go around that and say this boat didn't have side ldders. The boss wouldn't have lent out his sailing boat to someone with zero experience. The guy would have had to have some sailing experience, or boating license. He would have known of what ever emergency options they had. If not, I believe the boss could get in to trouble for lending out his boat to inexperienced sailors.
@@yummychips_ You're not an expert at all. All these things are mentioned in comments where people had similar experiences. Such as where they hadn't noticed the ladder had been uninstalled because they were drunk or it had a foldable ladder that wasn't put down. and most of your points are about safety regulations and law which the majority of regular people don't actually give a shit about
This movie is the worst film I’ve ever seen. there where several moments when you can literally see bits of the boat they could reach and grab hold of in the swell. It was infuriating to watch and made zero sense.
Exactly! 1.Lowly errands boys can't be so chummy with their bosses. 2. Mostly people who have such lowly jobs are quite jealous of people better off than them and would want to use their expensive stuff roughly and spoil it!
We always had the rule of first person in the water go down the ladder. The majority of the time someone always remained onboard.
I remember this movie very well, and it just made you feel very thankfu You were not in this situation.
I've seen this movie , what a gem and I'm already a cautious person and I always think about the worst possible outcomes before I do anything ... so it stressed me out that nobody thought of bringing out the ladder
Imagine being Amy after getting home and being the only survivor trying to tell people what happened. Pretty sure they either didn't believe Amy and she was charged for murder or the community shunned her after the investigation. Either way she would NOT have an easy time.
I am convinced that she didn't survive
@@cmac2295 I thought the ending implied they all drown except for the baby.
@@FireAngelChris big agree
@@cmac2295 Because It made no sense that they weren’t seen by the fisherman
Well I doubt she’d be charged with anything. She would have had to.. what.. be on board when they all go in the water and then not give them the ladder? Why would she stay there for hours giving the others chances to get back on board when she could just leave them there? It’d be pretty easy to see she was just the lucky survivor imo.
lmao "im sorry i was such a jerk in the past" then proceeds to put her in the water without her consent. gee i wonder why she left him
All the Synchronised Swimming ladies: Pfft! Here, hold my swimming cap.
I remember seeing the trailer for this a few years ago and being somewhat intrigued, but not enough to actually watch the movie. Thanks for making this so I didn't have to :)
What’s the name of the original movie ?
@@Mogulkahn Open Water 2: Adrift (it says so at the bottom of the screen at the beginning of the video) :)
Wow! They should’ve played chicken and got on each other’s shoulders and climbed towards the lowest part of the boat.
What does my race or gender have to do with this?
Sir, and based on your profile picture you fit the stereotype of a low value man.
Congrats on your first tattoo at your big old age. Good day.
@@arnoldotiu8598 lol u make no sense
@@krimezofkolor4683 so you think climbing on someone else while swimming in the deep ocean is a great idea when black women are known for not swimming. SMH!. That only works when playing chicken fight on the shallow pool for women who don't want to get their hair wet
@@arnoldotiu8598 have a good day sir
I sawthis. It was really great and realistic. It even had a sequel.
This was the experience training for 6 seasons of being Captain Tom Chandler of USS NATHAN JAMES in the last ship 😂
Nonsense 🤦🏾♀️
Actually terrifying scenario because of how realistic this is or how easily we can make similar fatal mistakes without realizing it
Exactly, most comments on how stupid the people were, but the lesson here is life threatening situations can happen when people are careless and drinking is a bad idea when dealing with unfamiliar surroundings.
FYI, you can't have hydrophobia if you don't have rabies. To be afraid of swimming is called Aquaphobia. I personally have it, too, and have never swam in a pool after I turned 12 (especially since my reluctance caused me to be a bit aggressive towards any swim instructor. I even had my parents make my PE teacher exempt me from swimming in high school).
Both of these movies terrified me. Never underestimate the power of the ocean, sea, lake - DEEP WATERS.
There should be an access button to open the ladder from the bottom of the boat to prevent such a situation. In case a solo person falls off or in this case make it idiot proof. It's a simple design to avoid such a situation.
Lol, explain the engineering for that then. How is this magic button on the bottom of the boat going to dispatch the ladder from the deck
@@eightyoutube11Because everyone who’s come up with a brilliant idea had to create the entire thing with no help from anybody else..
Great invention for someone to commandeer !
Or how about don't steal someone's boat
You guys make any movie sound watchable until you watch it, of course most stink! Thank you for the hard work.
lol this literally became a king of the hill episode
This never happened to me, but when I was a kid and in a sailing boat with another kid, we lost the rudder, and just went straight out into the sea after having been told to stick near the harbor...scary experience lol...especially since we almost collided with larger vessels.