Orca (1977) The killer whale terrorized the harbor

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Credit to the director of the film: Michael Anderson
Credit to the producer of the film: Luciano Vincenzoni
Credit to the writers of the film: Luciano Vincenzoni and Sergio Donati
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[@ApolloNorth]

I love this scene

[@G1Grimlock94]

Orca seeking vengeance

[@tyrantgregcagkaiju71]

Who taught the whale how gas works? I’ve often wondered about this 😅.

[@sprintbell]

See that’s what I thought too. I may have a theory. The whale must have been silently and inconspicuously observing how humans live about their lives offscreen and perhaps even seen them work the pipelines and such. This is all before he starts doing his thing in the second half of this here and so that he can do his planning for Nolan. Either there was a minor mishap that happened that combusted in order for him to realize how a fire can ignite and was extinguished before any more damage was done or he just put two and two together 😅😗