Is Deep Blue Sea a hood classic?

[R.E.N. Spells Ren]

I still have no idea how LL survived

First time a Black Man survived till the end among craccas

jab a shark in the eye and ride that mf'r

He wasn’t supposed to survive. LL made them rewrite that in order for him to take the role.

 

[En Sabah Nur]

I saw part 3 available on VUDU. I didn't even know they made a part 2

 

[BlackAchilles]

This is the type of movie I miss most TBH: Medium-to-high budget action thillers w/ a mostly original story (ie not based off a comic book/book series/video game etc); Story may not make the most logical sense but choc full of entertaining fukkery

Netflix original movies are only now partially restoring the feeling, but nowadays everythings an existing franchise tentpole or damn near Indie status, no in between

Pair this w/ The Mummy and 13th Warrior, reach a dissosciative high and reminisce on the late 90s until u pass out

 

[re'up]

This is the type of movie I miss most TBH: Medium-to-high budget action thillers w/ a mostly original story (ie not based off a comic book/book series/video game etc); Story may not make the most logical sense but choc full of entertaining fukkery

Netflix original movies are only now partially restoring the feeling, but nowadays everythings an existing franchise tentpole or damn near Indie status, no in between

Pair this w/ The Mummy and 13th Warrior, reach a dissosciative high and reminisce on the late 90s until u pass out

oh, I was going to mention The 13th Warrior, I saw that in theaters too, and I wasn't old enough to recognize the studio tossing it out in late August with Antonio Banderas as a Conan like figure was a bad sign. I remember it being ok though. Hilarious to see that mentioned.

 

[re'up]

Samuel L's character talking to LL about going up to the himalayas always has me

"Leave that shyt to the white folks, brotha "

oh my I need to watch this again

I forgot that

 

[Poetical Poltergeist]

oh, I was going to mention The 13th Warrior, I saw that in theaters too, and I wasn't old enough to recognize the studio tossing it out in late August with Antonio Banderas as a Conan like figure was a bad sign. I remember it being ok though. Hilarious to see that mentioned.

Was one of the biggest flops ever.
John Mctieren had fallen off by then.

 

[FaTaL]

“Deepest, bluest, my hand is like a shark’s fin”

 

[OmegaK2099]

oh, I was going to mention The 13th Warrior, I saw that in theaters too, and I wasn't old enough to recognize the studio tossing it out in late August with Antonio Banderas as a Conan like figure was a bad sign. I remember it being ok though. Hilarious to see that mentioned.

It was more Banderas chronicling the Vikings who were the actual protagonists of the story. It was based on Beowulf. Anyway I love that movie, shyt was dope.

 

[re'up]

It was more Banderas chronicling the Vikings who were the actual protagonists of the story. It was based on Beowulf. Anyway I love that movie, shyt was dope.

Weren't there like creatures living in caves, like The Descent though? lol

 

[OmegaK2099]

Weren't there like creatures living in caves, like The Descent though? lol

A tribe of cannibalistic Neanderthals inspired by viking berserkers.

On a side note I guess you were right, john mctiernan's version got scrapped and was reshot entirely by Michael Chricton. It got the suicide squad treatment. Mctiernan's cut propped up more of the horror aspects and took on the name of the book "eaters of the dead". So in actuality it was never really a full john mctiernan film.

 

[re'up]

Michael Crichton came on to direct the movie himself? lol

Has that ever happened?

Now wonder it was a debacle