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2 June 1993 (USA) morePlot:
Morgan and Catherine Norvell have their future plans ready. In Monte Carlo, their sailboat is stocked... more | add synopsisUser Comments:
Yuck moreCast
(Complete credited cast) | Rutger Hauer | ... | Morgan Norvell |
 | Eric Roberts | ... | Gil Freeland |
 | Karen Allen | ... | Catherine 'Kit' Norvell |
 | Connie Nielsen | ... | Ronnie Freeland |
 | Hazel Ellerby | ... | Maria |
| Larry Powell | ... | Business Man |
| Peter Baldacchino | ... | Louis |
| Martin Corrado | ... | First Bar Man |
| Joe Zarb Cousin | ... | Second Bar Man |
| Phyllis Carlysle | ... | First Woman Photographed |
| Sue Ellen Denisen | ... | Second Woman Photographed |
| Betty Mitchell | ... | Bar Client |
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Iceland:14 (original rating) | Iceland:16 (video rating) | Germany:16 | Norway:15 | USA:RFilming Locations:
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[Talking about the Freeland couple they just met]Catherine 'Kit' Norvell: You think she is attractive, don't you?
Morgan Norvell: You think he is?
Catherine 'Kit' Norvell: Why do we always answer questions with questions?
Morgan Norvell: How do you mean?
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Tepid at best. The story is so cliched that within the first 15 minutes I was able to guess everything that was going to happen in the movie. It held no surprises for me.
And...let's talk about the miscasting. Rutger Hauer was obviously middle-aged, and it's blindingly obvious that Roberts is at least a decade younger, and yet we're supposed to believe they're high school classmates? Give me a break! That sort of sloppiness is inexcusable.
Another thing that really offended me was how they made Roberts' wife bisexual. It had absolutely nothing to do with the plot or the story; it was just there to increase the "ick" factor and make people go "ewwwww!" I hate that sort of thing with a passion. It's a cheap tactic, one that I think we all should just bury and forget.
There could have been a lot more tension in this, but the story's predictability hampers any suspense. Also, the fact that they regularly go ashore robs the plot of any of the claustrophobia that marked DEAD CALM.
I found this film memorable only because it was so bad. A trite story, so-so acting (and Hauer looks terrible!), and bad writing and direction make this a loser.