Great film, edge of your seats suspense, well acted and excellent pacing. Fine photography, good special effects and believably presented. My only issue is that it is too often predictable (not always though), but a very well done movie. I watch a lot of films, this is one of the few that had me glued to the screen throughout.

A well made and skillfully acted "nature-run-amok" film directed by Aussie helmer Greg McClean of Wolf Creek fame.

Oh, Amanda, did we see the same movie? I thought Rogue was a very nice surprise. The croc looked extremely real which made the movie for me... very creepy. Simple story but entertaining nonetheless. If you liked 'Alligator', which I also recommend, you will like Rogue for sure.

This was a real surprise of a film. A friend asked me if I wanted to watch a movie about a giant crocodile and I thought it would be some terrible CGI crap fest. Quite the opposite. The film starts off looking like an episode of "Planet Earth" with lush beautiful scenery, then the giant crocodile comes into play and it becomes quite suspenseful. The movie has great pacing and the characters are believable. There's some gore, but it's not overdone, and the croc looks amazing - some of the best practical and CG work I've seen. Highly recommended (if the idea of a giant crocodile attacking tourists appeals to you).… Expand

Pretty Shoddy. Croc is so obviously CGI in some parts. John Jarret is in this as a grieving husband, and he is laughable. What a shame it's not as great as Wolf Creek.

This is an awesome movie! It totally sends up the Jaws genre and it's really funny. Don't listen to the naysayers they take things too seriously.

It was very bad - Honestly do not see it - it's not scary, it's cheesy, bad bad cheese - worse than Kraft singles gone off. I liked his last film (Wolf Creek), this one is a shocker!

A competent Crazy Croc flick (Lake Placid 1 + 2, Primeval, Eaten Alive, Alligator -- Yeah, it's a subgenre) that's not getting enough love out of the outback. It didn't quite put me through the ringer that was Wolf Creek, but still very much worth checking out.