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Barcaluv
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Pirates of the caribbean.
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Jaws, the original.
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I like Hunt for the Red October, and Water World.
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Into the blue. Almost naked, and dripping wet Jessica Alba....mmmmmmm.
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Titanic, Pirates of the Caribbean- all of them, 20000 leagues under the sea, Poseidon Adventure, The Deep, Jaws etc..
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Master and Commander, The Far Side of the World.
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This movie takes place mostly under the sea, but "the Little Mermaid" comes to mind.
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Pirates of the Caribbean - all three of them :)
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Sphere.... creepy & good.
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It's probably a tie between The Hunt For Red October and Twenty Thousand Leagues Under The Sea.
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Das Boot (at & under)
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It wasn't that great of a movie per say but I really liked the idea and mostly the scenery in Water World
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Titanic
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water world..i freakin loved it..i think it was amazing..and a more modern choice would be fools gold..it was great..light..interesting and funny..perfect
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Ghost Ship, the 2002 version. It had a really interesting story, it was fun, and exiting to follow. The movie does suffer from some rather long stretches, and you'll miss some bits if you don't pay attention, but mostly, it does its job, I liked it. Plus, some pretty damn disturbing parts, at least for me. Such as the opening dance scene, the can of worms and the ending revelation. It's a ghost story, and a very well crafted one, the people responsible for this film knew their stuff. I also have to nominate Titanic, I know it's corny and everything, but I totally loved it, and still do. >_> I have to mention the Jaws series; just about the cheesiest thing I've ever seen but man, it has one thing that a lot of cheesy horror films don't have; STYLE. Plus, it's really one of the only "wildlife slasher" films that gets it right, even to this day. (Not including insect horror movies, those are within a league all their own.)
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Perfect Storm comes to mind.
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I'd have to say 'The Abyss'. I'll also mention 'Deep Rising'. I'm a sucker for a creature flick. Oh, yeah! And 'Cabin Boy'! j/k
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I would say "Jaws" "Jason and the Argonauts" "Seventh Voyage of Sinbad" "The Long Ships"
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Water world ..
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Deep Blue Sea is premier cinema.
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Almost anything involving submarines, because they ALWAYS make me laugh! Mostly because a lot of it is BS. The best submarine movie ever made, in my opinon, was Das Boot. But even it had it's funny moments. Like the submariner picking his nose and flicking it at someone else. And the best submarine movie for the best quote was Operation Pacific. The quote was about The Chief. You can watch it and find it yourself!
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The Old Man and the Sea..it was a simple, beautiful movie! Happy Saturday, Barcaluv! :) ((hugs))
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Jaws, good movie, good book.
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Dead Calm. Great movie. We actually see Nicole Kidman's real face before the surgery and botox. And Sam Neill, he's a fantastic actor.
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Happy Saturday morning Barcaluv.....I have several: The Abyss, Titanic, The Guardian and The Perfect Storm. It seems I may be forgetting one, I will have to get back to you. :)
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I see that none of the youngsters here remember The Caine Mutiny! :-0 I'm heartbroken that the opening credits don't mention the lovely Lee Marvin. :p
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Dead Calm with Sam Neil and Nicole Kidman
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Jaws
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fINDING NEMO....HEE HEE
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Spencer Tracy in THE OLD MAN AND THE SEA.
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im gonna say jaws
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titanic, that moved me to tears, and still has repercussions all these years later.
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U-571. The depth charging scene was very tense.
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The Hunt For Red October
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Dead Calm. Scary!
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Master and Commander
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I don't know if it counts for this question, but I would say my favorite is Jaws. I think the final act of the movie on board the Orca is one of the most exciting sea adventures ever filmed. There is great interplay between the three main characters who are stuck together on the tiny boat. The finale, when the boat begins to sink and there is no where to escape from the shark, brings true chills and a sense of helplessness.
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titanic
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Pirates of the Caribbean....Johnny Depp...yum yum
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The Little Mermaid and Jason & the Argonauts
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Master and Commander.
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finding Nemo.
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JAWS!
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only cause i was young at the time and if i watched it now it properly wouldnt like but Waterworld.
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Perfect Storm or U571
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Jaws
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Horatio Hornblower or The Caine Mutiny
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Jaws, Dead Calm, Open Water.
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titanic. i think everyone thinks of this first.
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Das Boot, except for the ending.
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das boot. i couldnt stop shaking for like an hour after i saw the movie and it haunted me for days~ it was so gripping!! and a big thumbs up to the two tom clancy sub movies ~ hunt for red october & crimson tide. waterworld also rocks. perfect storm, pirates of the caribbean, titanic, and castaway were great movies as well. and my fave beach/seashore movies were mr. hulot's holiday and 400 blows.
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I'm surprised no one has mentioned The Life Aquatic. awesome movie!
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Captains Courageous
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The Hunt for Red Octover
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Okay here's a sub-set of submarine movies... "On the Beach" (1959) "The Hunt for Red October" (1990) "Fer-de-Lance" (1974 made-for-TV) "Ice Station Zebra" (1968) "Operation Petticoat" (1959) "Run Silent, Run Deep" (1958) "Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea" (1961) one that doesn't take place at sea but figures a submarine as a major plot point; "The Russians Are Coming, the Russians Are Coming!" (1966) and my favourite, one that features a sub at the start but still takes place mostly underwater... "The Abyss" (1989) - make sure you check out the special edition as the original movie had 27 min cut out of it. The director's cut has that footage re-inserted and the movie becomes a classic. Hope this helps.
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KNIFE IN THE WATER - By Roman Polanski My vote for best movie that takes place mostly at sea would be Roman Polanski's "Knife In The Water." An amazing murder mystery film that takes place mostly on this small yacht. It's so claustrophobic and chilling.
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Leviathan.
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Titanic
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Titanic & Dead Calm.
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Titanic ...by far
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Either Sphere, Ghost Ship or The Abyss.
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Deep Blue Sea. First movie I saw in a hotel that didn't totally suck.
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The Abyss.
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Das Boot.
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Deep blue sea waterwold into the blue
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Spencer Tracy - "The Old Man and the Sea"
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Titanic is my favorite movie period.
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The Wreck of the Mary Deare. Caine Mutiny Blood Alley (If you'll allow the Yangtze River)
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Titanic off course.
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Boat Trip. If you haven't seen it, you have to watch it.
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