The Orca or Richard Harris?
I could ruin this film with spoilers, so I've deleted everything I've just wrote there.
Basically, who was the bigger "bad" guy and who was the "good" guy? Thanks there!
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Not sure who we are supposed to be rooting for here. But I will say one thing. The Orca seems to know his way around a glacier. Somehow I think that if it comes to an Ice Bucket Challenge, the Orca will emerge the winner!
I kept expecting the Orca to sprout legs and start carrying an uzi. The movie felt like "Death Wish" for Marine Animals. As for who was worse... I just don't know.
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The bad guy is whoever wrote the script.
The good guys were the actors who managed to speak some of the silliest dialogue lines without breaking into laugh.
Still a fun movie to watch. It was my favorite movie when it came out, but of course, I was very young at the time.
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The screenwriters were Luciano Vincenzoni, who co-wrote "For a Few Dollars More" and "The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly," and Sergio Donati, who co-wrote "The Big Gundown," "Once Upon a Time in the West," and "Duck You Sucker."
shareYou weren't supposed to be rooting for either, only trying to understand them and learn from their mistakes.
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Neither I guess
shareI was rooting for a better storyline. The studio obviously wanted to parlay the success of that other "big fish" blockbuster involving a Great White Shark, but they forgot to create a more compelling story. Instead, we get a mini-Moby Dick and they missed out on having Bo Derek swimming naked with her flotation devices piercing the waves like mini-volcanoes
shareI was rooting for all those on the boat to make it out alive except Nolan. His fate was sealed.
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