Deep Rising - The Best Movie You Never Saw
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ก.ย. 2024
- Welcome to The Best Movie You NEVER Saw, a column dedicated to examining films that have flown under the radar or gained traction throughout the years, earning them a place as a cult classic or underrated gem that was either before it’s time and/or has aged like a fine wine.
Based on the column created by Paul Shirey and currently written by Chris Bumbray for JoBlo.com, this video version of the column features narration by Bumbray and editing by Lance Vlcek. For our sixth episode, we take a look at DEEP RISING, from director Stephen Sommers (THE MUMMY), and starring Treat Williams (PRINCE OF THE CITY) and Famke Janssen.
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I think Treat Williams is one of the best things in this movie. He is damn likeable and very funny.
@Cataclysmic Dildoser you mean Benny from The Mummy hahaha
@Necramonium it depends. It's a B movie and he is a B actor so i think it fits.
"Now what??"
A huge Williams fan ever since, "The Ballad of D B Cooper". Pinnacle of "B".
"Dead Heat"
Favourite quote "can you just get asthma or do you have to be born with it?"
deep rising was one of the movies that got me and my dad to realize how full of shit reveiwers could be, got terrible reviews, but was one of our favorite movies of the year :>
Still one of my favourite guilty pleasures I think I might have watched it more than any other movie must have watched it hundreds or times lol I watched it yesterday for the first time in a few years still remember every word and tbh I was surprised how well it's aged
@@davemeads859 CGI wise only really questionable part is the octopusthingie at the end, but still a wonderful movie.
@@wolfwing1 lol I won't disagree with you there tbh CGI never ages well I miss the magic of practical effects and miniatures they age so much better
With a cast like that I’m surprised it didn’t get good reviews. And it was good
@@troyjohnson1186 yeah, but it's a horror, it's almost against the law for critics to like hehe.
Djimon Hounsou’s random axe to the head scene still makes me laugh out loud!
"Moneymoneymoneymoneymoney"
Moneymoneymoneymoney. Ahhhhhhhhhhh
I saw this in the theater. My girlfriend thought we were seeing Titanic.
That's awesome.
Haha haha that’s amazing!
I wonder how that film turned out?
Does she now argue with people about how the Titanic actually went down?
"It wasn't a damned iceberg! Watch the fucking movie, Dumbass!"
Boy was she dumb lol
This movie was so good. It was one of those types of movies where whenever it was on, you could sit there and watch the whole damn thing even though you only planned on watching a few minutes.
Exactly.
I remember my dad taking me to see this when I was 9 yrs old "dont tell your mom" lol
Thanks pops!
It's such a good guilty-pleasure B-movie, it's actually broken through and become a legit good movie.
It's like Tremors, fun and scary enough without being gory over the top.
Mike Green Oh it’s Plenty Gory!! Remember poor “Half Digested Billy”! (The studio that did the visual effect for that scene was actually credited as “Effects-Half Digested Billy”)
caernavon gulity. Fu. Proudly love it
i'm a fan of this movie,will watch it any time,even tho I'm seen it quite a few times.
@@dodgyb2001better than tremors imo
Such a fun underrated movie. Treat Williams kicks ass plus you have Sagat, Kano & Jean Grey. Lets not forget the soundtrack by Jerry Goldsmith. "Chick with the muscles".
true dat
JW----- Yes. Chick with the muscles was funny. I saw this in theaters with my now wife. I always thought they landed on one of the Jurassic Park islands at the end.
Yup yup 😂
James Nelson they were setting us up for what I thought was gonna be a great,fun sequel
@@pathatfield2543 ---- Yeah, a cool cliffhanger.
“Ahhh...Now what?” (edit)
Agree with many here. Saw it in the theater, thought it was a hoot, wanted a sequel. Have had it on DVD for years. Gotta love the closeup on Wes Studi’s eyes when he finds the gun is empty.
he shouldn't have wasted a bullet to try to kill the comic relief guy.
*now what...
I'm a HUGE Treat Williams fan !!! I remember he did a movie for The Substitue-film series and of course other films.But,that's the movie I first saw him in.
@@wiseguy01 thanks...it was off the top.
Another great sci-fi horror B flick. These movies from the 90s are hidden gems.
@SHRED SHREDDER Ghosts of mars, The forsaken, Ghost ship, Waterworld,
It wasn't even hidden. They advertised the shit out of this movie leading up to it, it just got forgotten because it wasn't a giant hit.
@@Theomite When I say hidden, I mean lost in time. The past. Great fun B movies from the 90s. So many funny stories and clever ideas.
@@zzygyy Ah. Well, yes, we did have some fun ones in there. Genre movies kinda took a powder after 9/11 but I think they're coming back, albeit...a lot...less...fun.
Zzygyy 90s hidden gem for me Judgement night love that film.
Deep Rising did not deserve its bad reviews and was a solid horror action movie.A pretty good cast for a so called B movie.There was a time when Treat Williams did proper films .
One of my favorite underrated movies ever. When friends are over and having fun, this movie never fails for first timers. The character Joey is up there with the all time greatest comic reliefs
I don't like you.
.....bbbut you don't even know me!?!
What a line.
A very relatable and realized character
I saw this movie.
That toilet death, still has me second guess public restrooms.
That just means your normal.
There's so much memorable scenes like that, haven't seen it since it came out but still find myself thinking about it from time to time.
The tollet death let's you know the movie doesn't take its self seriously,but,what a scene !!! LOL.And i didn't see Titanic at the cinema,so glad I didn't either !!! LOL.
😂😂 I consciously forgot this movie exists even though it has lived deep in my subconscious. Rewatched it because some random comment thread jogged my memory (knockoff Poseidon).
Long story short, THIS is the reason why I always have to close the lid to any toilet 😂
The Entire point of going to the movies is having FUN.
Period, end of story.
This movie is Absolutely FUN.
Underrated when I saw it in theaters, but a mainstay part of my own collection Because it's FUN.
I wished they did a sequel.
This movie, along with Ghost Ship are two of my favorite scary ship movies. The best reveal is when you find out that the creatures aren't snakes or eels, but tentacles of one big ol' thing. That was great.
Ghost Ship, House on Haunted Hill, and 13 Ghosts make a good movie marathon.
I never would have guessed that people like ghost ship. Now that im thinking about it though, I did think it was sorta fun. The "snap" scene will probably stay with me till the day I day.
I'd add the one with Donald Sutherland onto that for three great ship horror movies.
Will never forget that opening lol
Not ashamed to say I love Ghost Ship! Sad history with an uncertain future. There’s a bunch of fanfics about it too. Lots of people ship (pun intended) Maureen and Jack.
I remember renting this on VHS when I was a kid. Loved it. Wanted a sequel so bad. Upset we still haven’t got one.
I was about 14 when we went to the theater to see this and my brothers were sure that it would happen. The whole 'make them clamor for a sequel' tactic was so common in this era.
Has one of the best ending scenes ever. Loved it back then in the theatre. Especially the scene with the half-digested guy.
I watched this movie in the theaters and left pleasantly surprised at how entertaining the movie was.. it's funny, yet not too serious, and keeps you interested in the movie.. and it's such a good guilty pleasure movie especially when nothing else is on
I love this movie. The monster reveal got me. The ending though, I would've loved a sequel
Agreed
"Now what?"
I watched as a teen and I was so impressed. Had no expectations, but Treat Williams sold it very well
He was so natural in the role, I loved it
This film felt very 80's with it's humor and gore. I think it deserves a sequel.
It was a fun movie. But doing a sequel in 2019.. they would just ruin it, let's be real
@@juanclaudio1103
You have a point.
I guess the cliffhanger serves as a classic cliché.
Now What?.........
One of the great goofy action flicks, the humor was spot on (girl from ipanema....cracked me up) Treat Williams deserves more credit for this one, a sequel should have happened but money what can ya do.
A sequel would be dope.
Deep Rising and Phantoms were two memorable movies from that time period. Love em.
Ben Affleck was the bomb in phantoms
Who was the bomb in Phantoms ?
That movie kicks ass.. So much fun, start to finish
Lines like "Money money money... then he gets the axe to the head. Lol
Agreed. This movie is one of my favorites. Definitely go back to it often.
A young Famke Jansen in a red dress. I would watch this movie for that alone.
I absolutely love this movie. It's one of my favorite creature features.
What I was impressed by when I saw it in the theaters was the stunt work at the beginning when the ship is attacked. There are some talented people flying off balconies and running each other over, lol.
Dead Heat with Treat Williams was actually pretty good. Another The Best Movie you Never Saw.
I love that movie, watched it about 20 times.
Omg I almost had a heart attack when I found out they were gona release a Deep Rising anniversary blueray, but I am still waiting for the sequel! Best cliffhanger ever, or what!?
I really enjoyed this film. Deep Rising is one of my favorite birthday movies (flicks I saw in theaters on my b-day - late February). I only got to see the second half because I went to Palmetto & IT BLEW.
Love this one.
*monster noise *. "what's that sound?"........... "the girl from Ipanema"
My dad rented this when I was a kid. Definitely one of childhood favorites.
One of my all time favorite movies.
No Escape with Ray Liotta
I'll say the monster of this movie did frighten me when I first saw it back in the mid 2000s, probably around 13 or 14 years old. The fact these things could be anywhere, in the pipes, in the walls, under the floor, it made walking through the claustrophobic halls rather suspenseful. Not to mention these things are quick, it takes them no time to eat you. And speaking of which, when your eaten you don't die, your kept inside still alive while it drinks you and dissolves your body.
I saw the movie in 1998 and a couple of years ago.The cgi is still fine.Great cast.
Kevin's character: Can't get that song out of my head (The Girl from Ipanema)
The mid/late 90s was loaded with monster movies. Some great, some not so much.
The Relic, Deep Rising, Mimic, Starship Troopers, Species...to name a few. Pretty entertaining decade for movies.
Summer of 1997!
Agreed 👍👍👍
My dad is 78, and every damn time this comes on Tv...he watches it, I bet he's seen it 20 times in the last 10 years...lol
I saw this when it came out. I even bought the DVD. Most fun I'd had in ages at the movies and I love Jerry Goldsmith's music. Keep up the great work.
The soundtrack is magnificent.
Deep Rising... or as I like to call it, the movie where nobody reloads their guns. Not even once.
1000-round magazines those chinese rifles have. 😎
They had the infinite ammo cheat turned on, but they didn't have the invincibility cheat.
Treat Williams did
dont mess with chinese rifle
Such an underrated gem that should have been a hit. Its so sad that Stephen Sommers' last good film was The Mummy Returns.
His last good film was The Mummy.
The Mummy Returns was his first bad film.
@@spenser9908 Well its just my personal opinion and I like it despite its flaws. But lets agree that it's still better than Tomb of the Dragon Emperor (which was a piece of rubbish) and Van Helsing.
@@shadowleon659 Yeah, I'll give you that. Pissed me off, though, that they got rid of Jerry Goldsmith's amazing score for the first film. Such a great action theme.
@@spenser9908The score in the second film was a bit of step down from the first film. But its no near one of Alan Silvestri's worst and I will say that the second movie's score is okay. I wish Jerry Goldsmith wasn't busy with Star Trek: Nemesis and Hollow Man at the time.
The scene where Djimon Hounsou get's nailed in the head as they open the door always cracks me tf up
Then the guy opens fire on the other random bystanders in the vault, and all the characters go apeshit and start babbling in confusion for like 20 seconds
This was one of my favorite movies as a kid, from the stupid Gatling guns to the toilet death, it was all beautiful.
I literally just watched this movie like 2 days ago! I love this movie! It doesn’t go into a huge amount of detail about the creature of the movie but there’s enough mythology in it to really make you wonder if monsters are in the ocean like that!
NOW WHAT!!!! I love that line so much, especially with the Jurassic Park tease at the end.
Jurassic Park ? The Fuck No.
"what the hell is that?"
"The girl from Ipanema". 😂😂
This movie's a classic. 👍
One of my favorite lines to repeat in an elevator
@Jacob Zondag you're welcome... 😁
Seen this movie so many times. Love it. It' hilarious good monster fun 🤣
Just saw this for the first time yesterday. I loved it. Shocked I've never heard of this before because The Mummy and The Mummy Returns were some of my favorite movies growing up
Duuude....don't show the endings of the movie you are recommending!
This is one of my *Top 10 Favourite Sci-Fi Horror Movies* of all time, and I 💯 adore *Treat Williams;* he’s a wonderful actor & great as an action hero! 🥰❤️
LOVE this movie. Watch it often . . . Made my family watch it one Christmas (evil laugh).
My grandma took me to see this when I was 10. I don't know what brought us to the theater in January, where films go to die. But I loved it. And thanks Meme, for letting me watch way too many horror movies as a kid.
One of my all-time favorites.thanks for the post.
This movie was a great hit on TV in Argentina during early 2000 ish. They would put it again and again with other hits like The Mask, MIB and Mars Attack. I had to stay up late and hide to be able to see it
Love this movie it’s one of my favourites shame a sequel was never made
Deep Rising is one of my all time favorites. Sooo underrated.
The tentacle monster was one good CGI for a movie that came out 20 years ago ! Final explosion was bad though.
I remember seeing this movie with a group of friends when it came out. We spent the rest of the day arguing about the lead actor Treat Williams because everyone but me thought that it was Alan Thicke. We went round and round with everyone thinking I was crazy for not recognizing him as the Dad from Growing Pains.
I was pleasantly surprised by how good this movie ended up being.
got a tape of this from my uncle when I was in the shelter with my mom. watched it almost every night.
Say what you want but I've watched Deep Rising a hell of a lot more times than I ever watched Titanic.
I never saw Titanic. But I've seen Deep Rising so many times but it is still as entertaining as the first time I've watched it
For some reason I taped this movie and watched it quite a few times when I was 11 or 12. None of my bootleg video tapes survive but I'd love to travel back in time to see what was in my collection. I bet there's some other forgotten gems, like Deep Rising.
I loved it. Especially the ending. Too bad it didn't get a sequel
I remember staying up late to watch this on a school night. I went to school the next day and all my mates had done the same thing, we all couldn't wait to tell each other about this insane movie.
I watched this movie a couple of times. I really enjoyed it. And that ending always had me wondering if he ended up on Skull Island or The Land That Time Forgot
It is Skull Island.
Thank God somebody finally brought up this little lost gem. It is still my favorite guilty pleasure movies of the 90s.
I loved this movie when it came out. Long lines to see Titanic, just me and a few die hard monster fan in to see Deep Rising. Bet we had a better time !!! Lol
Watched it accidentally, never heard about it. Was surprised how entertaining it was.
My favorite scene is when the monster killed a person by sucking them through the toilet.
That Asian girl got it worse than anyone else in there
I saw this in the theater and bought it on DVD when it came out.
This movie never got a fair assessment by critics at the time, who seemed to want it to be a more serious, epic film. But, I never saw this movie as much more than a fun popcorn flick, and it excels at that in every way.
What the heck is that?
The girl from Ipanima
Total guilty pleasure. Seen it a bunch of times.
What I'd not give to see deep rising 2 return of the octalus
Watch this at now demolished theatre after getting my first salary.Only few people watching it but we end up smiling to each other after the show.Worth it and fun.
Another best movie people never saw was "Equilibrium" starring Christian Bale.
I always used to get Equilibrium confused with Utraviolet and Aeon Flux. They all had that gray and white super future look with intermittent bursts of colour that felt distinctly uncomfortable but at the same time, genuinely appealing. The atmospheres of all three were very similar and I'd only ever remember one of the three titles. Ah, my childhood: it's all a blur.
I remember me and my brothers watching this movie on a VHS tape rented by our late uncle. Great times :)
I've seen this, It's not a bad film, I wish they had continued
As a Kid, when I first came across this movie on tv one night, soon as I saw bits of the monster, I knew I was in for a good time. Treat Williams is definitely an underrated actor, defo not enough major roles thrown his way. Crazy to think the ending was initially sequel bait for a King Kong movie, ahhhh what could have been!!! Such an awesome throwback
RIP TREAT WILLIAMS 😔😢😢😢
I was 15 when this movie released, I saw it like 3 or 4 times in the theatre and loved it. I a haven’t seen it for probably 20 years, I’ll have to watch it again.
I love Deep Rising. Saw
It years ago, it's so funny
This film scared the shit out of me when I was younger!! However, it's now a cult classic with an all star cast, as well as a mixture of action, heist, and horror. A fun ride from start to finish!
The setting and soundtrack of this film still creeps me out.
"Now What?!?" - Awesome movie. lol. If you want a rare gem IMO, I always enjoyed retroactive...
I saw this when It came out and then I saw it again about 2 months ago.....It's still pretty cool movie.
I own this on VHS - seen it a gajillion times :)
I also remember making my mom watch this movie back in the day. When she saw Treat Williams on screen and saw what his name was she said, “oh my! He would be a Treat!” 😄😄😄
i liked van helsing , I wouldn't mind if they made a sequel
I've loved this movie since it came out. I love the comedic dialog, and the lead character's fatalistic, now what? Sarcastic outlook is what made the movie so amusing to me.
Dude I saw this film
And dude
It was fucking awesome!!
Anaconda, Mimic, American Warewolf in Paris, lost in space, relic, feast, tremors. Sooooo many great B horror films
I actually watched this in theaters at least twice, bought on DVD day one, and now glad to have it on Blu-ray finally.
P.S. As others mentioned, Ghost Ship from 2002 is also really awesome. Might add Virus from 1999 with Jamie Lee Curtis as a third kinda horror on a ship, this time 'borrowing' from The Thing.
@Lenny Nero
Any extras on the BD?
i loved this movie when i was a teen to me b rated movies were so much fun to watch because they didn't take themselves super serious
Deep Rising was such a good movie. Loved Treat Williams in it. Shame they never made a sequel.
I watched rhis movie with my dad when I was just 4 at the time but right now I'm 27 and many memories came alive after seeing this 🤩🤩🤩
Anthony Heald deserves a shoutout for his role as the shady cruise ship owner who inexplicably knows about the creature;
"Then they eat you, right?"
"No, they drink you. They drink you alive!"
Ahead of it's time. True gem, and one of the best in the genre. What a fantastic cast. Love this movie.
I saw this at the 1.50 matinee theaters after it's initial run. I had no idea what I was in for. My grandpa and I would just go to the movies and pick random movies and this was one of them. It was a great way to spend an afternoon for less than five bucks. I'm glad I got to see it in theaters, because a lot of people didn't.
I watched this movie over and over when I was a kid. I think I was about 8 or 9 when this came out. I still have the VHS copy that we purchased as "previously view" from block buster. Not knowing the concept of the financials of movies back then that I know now, I was always waiting on a sequel to this movie from how it ended. And it was because of this movie that I became a big treat William's fan, I loved all the Substitute movies he did as a kid growing up.