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* AlasPoorScrappy: Gene spends most of his screentime being a silver spoon {{Jerkass}}, but it's no fun watching him slowly bleed out while deliriously asking Kelly if he was right about the new energy source.
* OneSceneWonder: All of the first three shark victims are more memorable than some characters with more screen-time and plot relevance.
** Tricia, due to her decently expressive warning/FreakOut when she first sees the shark, [[WalkingSwimsuitScene her wardrobe]], and the brutal way she gets repeatedly dragged under the water. Unusually, this is helped by something unrelated to her physical, on-screen appearance (namely her father putting a bounty on the shark offscreen, affecting the rest of the film).
** The old fisherman who gets some humorous dialogue with his grandson before his death.
** The nature tour guide, who gets the most memorable death in the movie (and the only one played for BlackComedy) when she's eaten off a low-hanging ripe bridge during the middle of a poignant RousingSpeech about how the sanctuary is a serene place worth protecting.
* OneSceneWonder: All of the first three shark victims are more memorable than some characters with more screen-time and plot relevance.
** Tricia, due to her decently expressive warning/FreakOut when she first sees the shark, [[WalkingSwimsuitScene her wardrobe]], and the brutal way she gets repeatedly dragged under the water. Unusually, this is helped by something unrelated to her physical, on-screen appearance (namely her father putting a bounty on the shark offscreen, affecting the rest of the film).
** The old fisherman who gets some humorous dialogue with his grandson before his death.
** The nature tour guide, who gets the most memorable death in the movie (and the only one played for BlackComedy) when she's eaten off a low-hanging ripe bridge during the middle of a poignant RousingSpeech about how the sanctuary is a serene place worth protecting.
