8 Shark Movies To Watch On Netflix This Summer

8 Shark Movies To Watch On Netflix This Summer


Summertime is finally here, making it the perfect time to celebrate the season and the beach-friendly weather. Of course, for those who prefer a virtual beach, some shark movies on Netflix are going to be the key and the perfect option for a binge.

If you’re into the ocean’s most feared creatures, or maybe other kinds of fear or awe-inspiring ocean creatures, or if you would prefer a different kind of shark altogether, there are all kinds of options on Netflix. From stories based on real events to fictionalized horror stories and even a kid-friendly adventure starring everyone’s favorite animated shark, here are eight movies to watch this summer.

“Adrift” (2018)

A young couple’s sailing adventure becomes a fight to survive when their yacht faces a catastrophic hurricane in this story based on true events.


“Big Miracle” (2012)

After a reporter writes about whales trapped in the Arctic Circle, the U.S. and U.S.S.R. team up to rescue them in this tale inspired by true events.

“Blue Miracle” (2021)

Blue Miracle Dennis Quaid and Jimmy Gonzales star in “Blue Miracle.” Photo: Carlos Rodriguez/Netflix

To save their cash-strapped orphanage, a guardian and his kids partner with a washed-up boat captain for a chance to win a lucrative fishing competition.

“Last Breath” (2019)

A commercial diver becomes trapped on the ocean floor with dwindling oxygen and little hope of a timely rescue, so he tries to save himself.

“Pinkfong and Baby Shark’s Space Adventure” (2019)

Joined by new friends from other planets, Pinkfong and Baby Shark explore outer space and search for missing star pieces to return home.

“Shark Busters” (2002)

Hit by a media storm over his own mounting debts, a police officer leads an investigation against the loan sharks behind a sinister credit scheme.

“Solo” (2018)

In a remote area of the Canary Islands, a surfer falls off a cliff, and as he fights to survive, he reflects on the life he has lived thus far.

“Unstoppable” (2019)

This documentary follows the rising tide of Bethany Hamilton, who lost her arm as a teen before making waves in pro surfing and her personal life.