Deep Rising [1998 film]

by Stephen Sommers (Director)

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When a band of ruthless hijackers invade the world's most luxurious cruise ship, they're shocked to discover that the passengers have mysteriously vanished.

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They certainly packed a lot into this movie. Well done special effects. Decent acting. There was plenty of gore, nasty man-eating monster(s), a sinking ship, lots of death and dying (in not so pleasant ways), violence, action, guns, quite a bit of shooting up things, some comic moments, blowing up things, destroying things and some references to (or ideas borrowed from) other movies (like the Poseidon adventure, The Thing and Titanic). The premise was a bit too far fetched (and didn't always make sense) and the movie went on a bit too long. Not the worst horror movie I've seen. If you have nothing better to do and want a horror movie with sea monsters, you might like it.
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Canonical title
Deep Rising [1998 film]
Original publication date
1998-01-30
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South Pacific Ocean
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Deep Rising (1998 | IMDb)

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Horror
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