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| 20th Century Fox | Release Date: March 17, 1989 |
Starring:
Amanda Pays, Daniel Stern, Ernie Hudson, Eugene Lipinski, Hector Elizondo, Lisa Eilbacher, Meg Foster, Michael Carmine, Peter Weller, Richard Crenna
Summary:
An American deep-sea mining colony stumbles upon a sunken Soviet vessel hiding a horrific secret.
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A decent cast, led by Peter Weller (as the geologist/hero) and Rambo vet Richard Crenna (as Doc), grapples gamely with the script and hauls down the paychecks. [21 Mar 1989, p.C7]
As underwater adventure, Leviathan is so much like already forgotten DeepStar Six that they are crusted with the same brine. By the time they come to almost identical conclusions, you'll wish both were swimming with the fishies. [17 Mar 1989, p.4D]
For a while in the middle, as tentacles began snaking through the ship, the shock value is considerable. But director George P. Cosmatos lets the suspense slide away in ridiculous dialogue and confusing action. By the end, the movie is terrible rather than terrifying. [17 Mar 1989, p.3F]
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No es muy diferente a otras películas de monstruos como Deep Rising y similares, si te gustan de ese tipo, esta también lo hará.
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