A group of men are trapped in a small pod on the sea bed, after diving down to fix an oil pipeline and becoming separated from their ship.
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Title: Pressure (2015)
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| Cast overview: | |||
| Danny Huston | ... | Engel | |
| Matthew Goode | ... | Mitchell | |
| Joe Cole | ... | Jones | |
| Alan McKenna | ... | Hurst | |
| Ian Pirie | ... | Karsen | |
| Daisy Lowe | ... | Emily Lou | |
| Gemita Samarra | ... | Lisa | |
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In the Somalia coast, the veteran divers Engel, Mitchell, Hurst and the rookie Jones are assigned to repair an oil pipeline on the bottom of the sea by the Vaxxilon representative Karsen. They are advised that a storm is coming, but the Diving Support Vessel Lorimer lowers the bell with the team. They succeed to weld the pipeline but the storm comes and the vessel sinks, killing the whole crew. Short of the oxygen, the divers try to communicate with the surface and the leader Mitchell keeps the hope that they will be saved. But will the oil company send another vessel to rescue them? Written by Claudio Carvalho, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
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Engel: The Ship Is Fucking Gone!
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Written by Benjamin Wallfisch
Performed by Joanna Wallfisch
Published by Du Vinage Publishing Inc. & Pressure Films Ltd
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Young Cole's character has extreme pain from a dental embolism as the bell falls, as pressure increases. But, it's backwards, pressure in a dental filling occurs on decreasing pressures. See more »Quotes
Engel: A man goes to sea for many reasons. Perhaps to sense its beauty and stare at the infinite horizon that offers no questions, seeks no answers. Perhaps to stand in awe of its power, savagery, grace. This is all true, but there are also those who go to sea ultimately because they are lost and never want to be found.[repeated line]
Engel: The Ship Is Fucking Gone!
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FallingWritten by Benjamin Wallfisch
Performed by Joanna Wallfisch
Published by Du Vinage Publishing Inc. & Pressure Films Ltd
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This movie is not terrible, it's empty. It is a low budget one, where not much happens and the little that happens is stretched into an hour and a half of length.
It seems more a movie for television then for the cinema. You do not enter into the role of any character and there are no major twists and is also fairly predictable. With a little more development it would be more interesting.
However, while not completely boring and while having a minimum of (uninteresting) suspense, I can not recommend it, unless you've just nothing else to see.
The real nice thing to watch here is the movie poster.
5/10