Waterworld
Adventure • PG-13 • 1995 • 2 hr 15 min
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I used to watch this film a lot when I was younger it's very nice set up with 🍿 plot
Love the utopia aspect of movies like this and this one is no exception !!!
I mean, it gets less far-fetched the longer back we look. I enjoyed it, regardless of what the critics said.
Received low ratings, but it's interesting and unique, great visuals. People just want more of the same old thing. Great movie.
I wanted to like this movie more than anything. But its like ahh damn. Scenery is nice tho.
While bloated, this is a huge scale blockbuster that feels epic in scale. Fine performances and the story keeps everything grounded
Very ambitious production with practical sets and props. I like the casting. Definitely feels inspired by Road Warrior. Good action.
A classic dystopian movie. The world building is stark and captivating.
Its an amazing movie of a dystopian type future and the search for dry land. Tons of action with twists and turns of the nature of people.
Really cool world building, some iffy acting and story telling at times. Some parts are great but some parts drag on and lull you to sleep.
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