1995 Directed by Kevin Reynolds
In a futuristic world where the polar ice caps have melted and made Earth a liquid planet, a beautiful barmaid rescues a mutant seafarer from a floating island prison. They escape, along with her young charge, Enola, and sail off aboard his ship.
Kevin Costner Dennis Hopper Jeanne Tripplehorn R.D. Call Gerard Murphy Rick Aviles Michael Jeter Kim Coates Chaim Girafi Zitto Kazann Jack Black Zakes Mokae Jack Kehler Tina Majorino Rita Zohar Leonardo Cimino Lanny Flaherty Robert A. Silverman Sab Shimono Henry Kapono Ka'aihue Neil Giuntoli Robert Joy John Fleck Greg Goossen William Preston John Toles-Bey Ari Barak Chris Douridas Alexa Jago Show All…
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Not secretly great or anything but certainly not as terrible as legend would have it. Either way the production design, miniature effects, and stuntwork are completely unbelievable, and it takes serious suicidal audacity to try to shoot something of this scale on the open water. Imagine George Miller directing this.
All I chose to remember about this movie was watching Kevin Kostner drink his own pee.
Just watched the Ulysses cut on the new arrow blu ray and have to say what a stunning transfer it it is. It looks and sounds pretty amazing. I always really enjoy the film and this time I enjoyed the extra 40 minutes as well. It’s a really fun movie that was ambitious and I like all the practical effects and amazing sets. We don’t get much stuff like this these days and this strangely works better for me now than it did when it was initially released. If you’re in the right mood for a 3hr epic adventure Kevin Costner has a few good ones.
A spirited mix of George Miller and Roger Corman on the open seas, Kevin Reynolds' "Waterworld" is an apocalyptic Western adventure that wears its influences on its sleeve en route to rating as a fully immersive and terrifically memorable experience. Though known more by its budget than its cinematic value at the time of its release, "Waterworld" proves an obviously ambitious and exuberantly entertaining exercise.
Taking place on an Earth covered by water after the polar ice caps have melted, "Waterworld" focuses on Kevin Costner's laconic Mariner, a sea-bound wanderer soon tangled in future-world drama involving bounties and mythical dryland. Like a Western anti-hero, Mariner's desire to simply live is encumbered by those needing his assistance.
The narrative is built…
Too ambitious to hate but too absurd to take seriously. It's a humourless multi-million dollar bellyflop.
Shitworld.
Awesome post-apocalyptic film. Kind of a Mad-Max on water. Great performances Kevin Costner and the edgy Dennis Hopper! Great saturday night watch for a couple. Jaw dropping visuals!!! This film is a must seen with all its Swash- Buckling glory!!!
This is a solid 1 star movie but I’m giving it an extra star because it’s fucking insane. Seen this movie drunk at 2am like 4 different times. Post
-apocalyptic world with jet skis and humans with gills, how does this get made
You know what it's okay. It's entertaining but is just a bad movie. So I'll give this one a okay out of ten.
I respect the concept more than I enjoy the characters. A perfect film for a reboot or limited series.
Ok, maybe good, definitely not great. You can see where all of the money went, but it does just sort of feel like someone said "What if Mad Max was on the ocean?" Storywise, there really isnt much more to it than that. Dennis Hopper knows what movie he is in and is a blast, everybody else is taking it too seriously.
We are all the Mariner, trapped in a cage over the abyss waiting to be let out.
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