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Waterworld

36 Ratings: 1.0

1995 film directed by Kevin Reynolds and Kevin Costner

Waterworld is a 1995 post-apocalyptic action science fiction film. The film was directed by Kevin Reynolds and co-written by Peter Rader and David Twohy. It is based on Rader's original 1986 screenplay and stars Kevin Costner, … see full wiki

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Genre: Sci-Fi, Fantasy

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review by TheJohn. June 27, 2011

posted in Movie Hype

PeeWorld, with Kevin Costner, no it's not redundant.

To this day, this one dystopian future action movie still has a reputation as being one of the most notorious movies ever. At the time, it had the biggest budget for a movie and the results on the screen were less then stellar: a giant water tank housing rusty boats and sets. Really. Does that look like it's worth the 100 million plus dollars this cost? No it doesn't. Add on top that it's only an average movie and well, you have a reputation that not even … more

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review by RabidChihuahua. July 06, 2011

posted in Movie Hype

Overpriced, overblown, and underwhelming. 21%

I got interested in Waterworld after seeing the Angry Video Game Nerd attack the Waterworld game for the Virtual Boy (he'd attack the VB along with the movie itself). I finally went to the local Family Video in December of 2008 to see how bad it was for myself and much to my surprise, it wasn't the abomination legions of people make it out to be, but that's not really saying much. The plot is that the polar ice caps melt and flood the entire world, creating … more

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Quick Tip by cyclone_march. January 03, 2012

posted in Movie Hype

A Quick Tip by cyclone_march

Given how much water is involved in the flick I expected to need to make several trips to the bathroom. I didnt but the movie was so bad I really really wanted to have to go.

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Quick Tip by Trekscribbler. May 04, 2011

posted in Movie Hype

A Quick Tip by Trekscribbler

WATERWORLD was released in the mid-nineties to great suspicion in the world-wide press: "What? A motion picture cost $200 million to make?" While the flick certainly doesn't look like a $200 million film on the screen, WATERWORLD delivers precisely what it promised: a loner meets girl, girl falls in love, loner performs some heroics, and girl stays on dry land because the loner can't stand the feeling of solid earth under his webbed feet. It's popcorn film time, people. Don't … more

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review by JRider. April 24, 2010

posted in Movie Hype

Post Apocalyptic Individualism At Its Finest

Waterworld is one of those movies you kinda had to be there to fully unappreciate. Think of it is the inherent opposite of James Cameron’s scifi smash Avatar. I’m convinced that viewers who weren’t lining up in theaters (or in my case killing the battery of their Chevy Blazer at the drive-in) in 1995 in effort to see what all the negative hype was about will likely breeze through this film with a shrug of the shoulders and a quote to the effect of “it wasn’t … more

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Quick Tip by TheJohn. August 30, 2010

posted in MovieSucktastic

A Quick Tip by TheJohn

Big Budget yawner that it's best not to ask too many questions about and enjoy the long and numbing action scenes. Would have worked better if it cut down the action and delved into more about how these people live and the movie hints at it here and there.

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Quick Tip by TheJohn. July 04, 2010

posted in Movie Hype

A Quick Tip by TheJohn

Infamous 1995 big budget film about how the ice caps melted and the world is underwater. Kevin Costner is a sea farrer out to survive and Dennis Hopper is a pirate leader looking for dry land. Really goes into left field and ignores the obvious questions you'll ask yourself while watching but hey, if you want stuff blowing up, it'll deliver.

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