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Ghost Ship (Widescreen Edition) by Steve Beck
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DVD Cover InformationActor: Desmond Harrington, Gabriel Byrne, Isaiah Washington, Julianna Margulies, Ron Eldard Director: Steve Beck Brand: Warner Brothers Producer: Bruce Berman Producer: Gilbert Adler Producer: Joel Silver Producer: Richard Mirisch Producer: Robert Zemeckis Writer: John Pogue Writer: Mark Hanlon DVD: Region Code 1 Audio: English (Unknown); English (Subtitled); French (Subtitled); Spanish (Subtitled); English (Original Language); French (Dubbed) Format: Closed-captioned, Color, Dolby, Dubbed, DVD, NTSC, Subtitled, Widescreen Picture Format: 1.85:1 Running Time: 91 minutes DVD Release Date: 2003-03-28 Audience Rating: R (Restricted) Studio: Warner Home Video
Movie Reviews of Ghost Ship (Widescreen Edition)Movie Review: A voyage into the unknown! Summary: 5 Stars
When i first saw this movie,(i bought it in okinawa japan on the last part of my overseas tour in the service)from start to finish that is, i thought,Damn! that was a really good movie. Now really people!, in all honesty i have read some of the other reviews on this flick before i wrote my own here and all i can say is "wow, people are hard to please these days!" I have seen a review that said something about the razor wire slicing all those people in half being too gruesome or something like that! you're kidding right? while they could have added a little more gore to that and the rest of the killing scenes,i still believe that it is all done quite well. Not to mention a killer score with a kicka** group like mudvayne included! In my book that rated 5 stars right there! What more could half of us ask for! You get some good ol' blood and gore, some good violence here and there, in my opinion a plot that was pretty good, and HELLO!,not to mention a little bit of seduction on the side as a garnish. I'm thinkin that when that ghost of that singer,(i think she might have been singing in italian,remember that woman in the killer red dress that is singing in the very first scene of the movie)got naked in front of that guy and eventually led him over a cliff, chances are if she had done anything more to that poor guy before killing him we probably would have had a different rating here people! There is only one thing i didn't like about this movie, the ending! I felt like i needed a noose around my neck because all it did was majorly leave me HANGING! I won't tell you any more because i don't want to spoil the movie for those who havent seen it yet, but all i will say is that someone needs to really hurry up and come out with a ghost ship 2!
Summary of Ghost Ship (Widescreen Edition)SALVAGE CREWS NEXT BIG JOB SEEMS LIKE BUSINESS AS USUAL, TOWING IN A SUNKEN VESSEL. BUT THE TRIP IN FROM THE BERING SEA TURNS EVIL AS THE SHIP IS HAUNTED. While it offers nothing new for horror buffs, Ghost Ship relocates its haunted house clichés to an eerily effective setting. The Italian luxury liner Antonia Graza, its fate a mystery for 40 years, has suddenly reappeared in the chilly Bering Sea. Lured by a seemingly harmless proposition, Gabriel Byrne and Julianna Margulies lead a salvage crew (including Ron Eldard, Margulies's offscreen partner and fellow ER alumnus) to claim the wreck. But a grisly prologue--in which we witness the horrific fate of the ship's crew and passengers--makes it clear that bad things are going to happen. And they do... with the predictability of tomorrow's sunrise. The supporting cast is routinely dispatched, but their fates are determined amid outstanding art direction, slick cinematography, and judicious digital trickery, all primed to maximize the doom-laden atmosphere. Director Steve Beck (who remade 13 Ghosts a year earlier) won't win any awards for ingenuity, but Ghost Ship offers a few good chills for a dark and stormy night. --Jeff Shannon
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