Waterworld | Rescuing Enola and Destroying the Smokers' Tanker in 4K HDR
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 29 ก.ย. 2024
- The Mariner (Kevin Costner) confronts the Smokers, led by the Deacon (Dennis Hopper), aboard their tanker after they've abducted Enola (Tina Majorino). How will they manage to escape intact?
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Kevin Costner, Dennis Hopper and Jeanne Tripplehorn star in a turbocharged action-adventure epic, unmatched in sheer excitement and heart-pounding suspense. In this futuristic thriller, Earth is covered with water and the human race struggles to survive on dilapidated boats and makeshift floating cities. Costner portrays a drifter who becomes caught up in the struggle between the evil Deacon (Hopper) and a child's secret key to a wondrous place called "Dryland." With refreshing humor, groundbreaking special effects and awe-inspiring action, Waterworld sets a glorious high watermark for imaginative, thrill-packed entertainment.
© 1995 Universal Studios. All Rights Reserved.
Cast: Kevin Costner, Dennis Hopper, Jeanne Tripplehorn
Produced By: John Davis, Andrew Licht, Kevin Costner, Charles Gordon, Gene Levy
Directed By: Kevin Reynolds
the old man dying is still probably my favorite scene in any movie ever. its such a simple and quick scene, but his reaction is delivered so perfectly
The Depth-Gauge
His last words were “Oh, thank God”
When I first saw this scene I thought I was going to have an aneurism. I was laughing so hard that I started gurgling and choking. Funniest scene in any movie ever
Plus think about it, he was probably put there as a child, living in total darkness, only being dropped cans of SMEAT and talking to the Decon every now and then.
A few seconds of burning seems like bargain in my opinion.
Am i the only one who felt bad for all the people who just wanted to live and survive but instead unexpectedly died
When I saw “Exxon Valdez” I laughed so hard because I know that ship & it’s oil spill. “Oh saint Joe we’re close” HA!
Also the town of Valdez, AK Which ironically was affected by that oil spill.
Screw the haters. I like this movie!
Oh I love this movie 🍿 much much
To this day, it still makes me laugh that they were moving that tanker by making people row it. lol
remember CNN was all enthused by a french company that had a made a kite to tow freighters
They tried to economise the fuel they still have.
(1:20)🤣🤣🤣 "Oh Thank God!!" 🤣🤣🤣Priceless . That's me !!! 🤣🤣🤣
universal studios, you have deleted scenes from the back to the future 3, this film has more than one deleted scene, it has pictures of those scenes, it goes universal to show the scenes.
The old oil man is my spirit animal.
This movie might be a bomb, but it still was fun
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A 90s classic and an underrated film
THIS IS NOT A NAMOR THE SUBMARINER TRAILER! SONY, STOP TEASING US!
Who said it was?
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Enola just bites him 💀
Remake the movie Please Please with different story WB♥️♥️
They're surrounded by sea. Where they got fuel to run those plane, jet ski, ships etc.
The bottom of the Exxon Valdez still had crude oil. Minutes prior, the Depth Gauge Guy that said 'Thank god' when the flames engulfed him tells the Deacon that they still have (and I quote) 'I thought you should know... we're down to exactly 4 feet 9 inches of the black stuff'. Now do the math to calculate how much oil they had in a ship that was more than 300 meters long.
no smoking 0:04
Kamboom
Mariner...
Sirena Moore repeat after paige okay wait
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Mad max 1.5
Mad Max on water
1:29 It just goes to show you the kind of hell that old man was living. A giant fire wall racing towards him and all he says is "Oh thank god."
Yep. One of the many perfect executions of the storytelling.
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Kevin Costner's character has the superhuman ability to find the perfect length of rope for the task at hand. Three times he needed a length of rope and each time it was a perfectly judged length.
hes a waterman
The man made drinking water from piss. He’s smarter than he looks
Like Aquaman
His character is literally defined as superhuman.
Only the last one needed to be the perfect lenght and only the last one was
Mariner probably would torch the ship anyway. Because Deacon torched his.
When the poor person that was in the tank with all that oil.. he said oh thank God his torment is over
That's my favorite part of the whole movie
Yep, I think that mindset applies to a lot of people in the real world.
I just watched this movie for the first time today and I freaking love it. And I couldn't stop laughing when that poor bastardx said "thank god" lol
But isn't it flammable
I watched it on the theater back in 1995. Huge LOL on that part
They destroyed his boat and then he came and destroyed theirs
KARMA
The poor man in the bilge... "Oh thank God.. " 😂😂😂
Aint no bilge, it’s where the oil is kept.
thats not the bilge...
2024 I figured he was a slave what a relief for him😅
"He'll come for me, he will. He's strong and fast like the big wind, he can see a hundred miles and hear a hundred miles under water, he could be right behind you and you won't even know it til you're dead! He'll come for me. "
*Yeah, well, I hope he does.*
"Remember you said that. "
"Death cannot find him, he has no name."
That old man must've hated his life, he was looking forward to it ending.
Applies to a LOT of people in the real world too.
I find it hard to believe that the critics treats this epic movie so harsh. This movie is like Mad Max but set in the ocean. One of Kevin Costner's best performance!
This movie actually ageed better than expected considering how bland movies have gotten. It's not like movies of today are poorly made, they've just gotten kinda similar to eachother you know?
Thanks to Kevin, it went over budget so many times, it set a new record, so, hardly his best film.
@@hakont.4960 Especially the Disney Marvel and Star Wars films. Most of them are bland, safe, carefully managed studio productions. You rarely get the sense the filmmakers are out on the edge taking any risks at all. Waterworld was an insane risk.
@@sphinxrising1129 Best film success-wise? No.
Best film performance-wise, also no.
I still love it for the world it portrayed, and the slight cheese factor.
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This movie and plot is brilliant. I've always loved this movie and I don't understand why it was lambasted by the 'critics'...
Its... actually one of my fav moies
Because it's crap, that's why. I liked the idea of a water world but that rope was more like a bungee and how did they all get so high in the sky so quickly? Rubbish.
How did horses find dry land bit people couldn't?
I don't either
Eh Critics don’t speak for Us
There's a whole generation of under 25s now adore this film because its 90% practical stunts and full scale model effects, compared to the cgi garbage we get now. It got savaged over its budget and is far better than it gets credit for. It was the tie in media that killed this film, and definitely definitely would work so well now days in the eco centric climate of our modern world.
I am a 24 years old from India and I unequivocally concur with you.
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Everyone: "I want the remake of this movie or a sequel, that's all"
Universal: "Now What on this screwed up earth makes you think your gonna get that."
In 2012 sci-fi was planning to make a tv show of Waterworld but the project was turned down
Hey, guess what? Looks like we're getting our sequel after all! Collider just revealed that a sequel streaming series is in the works that takes place twenty years after the movie and will apparently feature some of the same characters!
All the fans: we got cash…
@@Leprechaunproduction collier isn't always the most reliable
I love how the jet skis at 7:52 blow up before even touching each other lmao
"A single tear rolls down my cheek" 😆
Hopper made this movie a comedy 😂
One of my favorite movies of all time. Rejected by critics is just a bonus in my book.
Rejections by critics is a sign of a great movie.
Best quote of the whole movie…..
Enola: “was this your big vision?”
Ain’t that the truth
Well don't just stand there.....KILL SOMETHING!
My favorite line in the movie.
Goes to show how insane those guys have become in the movie world. Either the sun or lack of meaningful existence or smoking too much or a combination.
I watched this movie so many times back in the day.
Of course, I was working at Scout camp at the time, and the only four movies we had (on VHS, before DVD was a thing. Yes, I'm old) were:
Waterworld
Starship Troopers
The Blues Brothers
Red Dawn, the good one from the '80s.
If paper is so rare?
How do they have so many cigarettes ???????????
And who's growing the tobacco to produce these cigarettes?
It's seaweed wrapped in kelp.
Waterworld We Did That Last Year 25th Anniversary
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Waterworld: A Live Sea War Spectacular it's Amazing.
One of my favorite childhood movies. I never understood why critics hate it. Kevin Costner was amazing in this.
“Was this your big vision?” 😄
😂
Your
Joke of the day:
Have you heard of the kidnapping at school?
*the teacher woke him up*
Hahahahahaha
go to bed dad you're drunk and posting on youtube again
All these years, her name is Alone backwards.😢
I actually never realized that.
I always thought she was named after the Enola Gay, the plane that dropped the atomic bomb. but this actually makes more sense.
@@davidurbach7882 The Alone Gay?
That's my name
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Compaired to todays movies this one is a masterpiece 😅
Marvel's got nothing on this.
A film ahead of its time.
if the oceans become hot enough, this movie could become real, as water extens when it warms
@@daanvos194 actually, the melting of the polar ice caps would lead to the earth being covered in ocean
I disagree. If it was ahead of it's time, it would be CGI garbage. It's right in its time.
Dennis Hopper has always been an outstanding character regardless of the script. Case in point, Easy Rider and Space Truckers.😎
God wasn’t space truckers a treat!
Let’s not forget speed and blue velvet
This movie was so weird, it made it really good.
Especially the tanker being loaded with cigarettes and whiskey! What a crazy flick .. I sure enjoyed it!
Eric Underwood class of 81 Downey High School California
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This was a great movie even though it was underrated by the critics.
Critics are driven by box office receipts , it us the ticket buyers and later who watch it on Bluray and stream.
It may be underrated by critics but if u wanna see the movie u go to pay a rent.. That's the hype of This movie
That's my name. Enola lol
WW 2 airplane called the "Enola Gay" dropped one of the A-bombs.
Spelled backwards it becomes Alone.
I wonder why she's "alone"...? 🤔
@@MoonwalkerWorshiper I was named after my dad's late sister who died from breast cancer in 1993 at age 32 and 2 years later in 1995 I was born
@@eb6195 ik I was named after my aunt's middle name who died from breast cancer at age 32 in 1993 and I was born in 1995 I never met her
Now she's in heaven with my dad
7:46 what was the bad guys' plan if Costner had NOT snatched the kid out of the water? They were still heading toward a three way crash, killing themselves and the kid.
And I feel the need to write out the ending of this film:
Three villains on jet-skis race toward a helpless child floating in the water.
The hero bungee-jumps off a hot air balloon toward the child.
The hero grabs the child and springs away, as the three villains collide and burst into a massive explosion.
Someone WROTE THAT in a script!
It looks a lot more like Bruckheimer than Kubrick, that's for sure. 😅
Mad max on water, what's not to love.
Ok I don’t think Waterworld is a terrible movie but it’s far from good. The critics unfairly lambasted the movie because of the budget and it is considered one of the biggest money losers of all time. They also criticized the plot for being a pale ripoff of Mad Max. Tank Girl, also in 1995, had a Mad Max-type plot. My biggest gripe is the character of the Mariner. I have no problem with the lead in an action movie being an antihero type but Kevin Costner plays him to be absolutely insufferable jerk for the first 90 minutes or so. Particularly during the scenes on his trimaran with him, Helen and Enola. Chopping their hair off, throwing the kid overboard, beating Helen with an oar, not to mention almost allowing Helen to be raped. Enough already! At one point, I questioned who was the villain, Costner or Dennis Hopper. There are obvious parallels between Waterworld and Costner’s next epic, The Postman. Both films take place in a post-apocalyptic world; both characters he plays are nameless wayfarers; women approach him in both films asking him to impregnate them; both have fascist regimes as antagonists (the Smokers and the Holnists); and both films, Kevin Costner plays unlikable heroes (the Mariner is a jerk and the Postman is a joke, wisecracking throughout the film). The production design, the photography and action sequences keep Waterworld from being a complete dud. Those scenes, including the escape from the first atoll and the final action sequence on the oil tanker, are rousing. 👎🏾 ⭐️⭐️ 2/4.
lots of sailing with nothing but emptiness. could have cut a lot of that out
Wow, all those graduates from the storm troopers school of marksmanship.
Looked like those jet skis exploded before impact.
Great movie. I don't care what anyone says.
Right with ya 👊🏽
2:34 that was a funny ass scream.
6:47 The Exxon Valdez gag got a big laugh in our theatre. Made up for me being the only person to laugh at the "Saint Joe" joke.
Strange way of having a conversation, the Deacon is using the PA system and the Mariner is talking softly yet they're about 100 metres apart.
This was my personal favorite action sequence, and it's looks fantastic in 4K.
Waterworld: A Live Sea War Spectacular brought me here when I was little.
Dennis Hooper and Kevin Costner are magnificent on this movie.
love it💗
Critics tore it down because "most expensive film ever is actually really good" isn't a story. "Most expensive film ever is a turkey"...that's a story.
Their problem if they can't appreciate good movies.
KEVIN COSTNER IS THE BEST!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
*wags finger* YOU BEHAVE YOURSELF NOW!
" He never bluffs" . Damn right . Heisenberg. You're god damn right
"oh thanks God" favorite quote from the movie haha
One of my favorite films, and one of the most highly underrated ones of all time.
This is not a good movie, but it is a ton of fun. Also that's Tina Majorino from Napoleon Dynamite.
I don't know why anybody could hate it. It was definitely fun.
A lot of people are dumb. In that group, a lot of them call themselves critics.
I came here after all these years to see why I thought it was a ridiculous movie. Not disappointed. The final bungee jumping scene it is Looney Toones material.
Still entertaining.
There's no Marvel movie that can compare to this.
We won't have to take orders or be kicked around by anyone. - Qi'ra, Solo: A Star Wars Story (2018)
I want you to know I am proud of you. I mean, you faced them, even though you were outnumbered. - Samuel "Sam" Parrish, Jumanji (1995)
Perfect film. Same as "Terminator"
I still marvel at the near-believability of the action sequences of this film. It does indeed have a Mad Max flavor, with perhaps a bit more humor.
And more bullets
Imagine if he took a dive near the toilet area and came up only to find floating turds and one sticking to his face 😂.
Not like it helps flushing the 💩 away as it'll float everywhere 🤣
How to save a friend: Blow the ship up she's on; crash the plane she's on. Easy!
Un clásico 🔥🔥
Pronto esto pasará xs
Very important to measure your rope properly before usage! Every inch is vital!
Nós precisamos de Earthworld o Segredo das terras da Universal Pictures
OMG its Deb from Napolean Dynamite! 2:04
First
Love this movie
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I can't figure out why movies like Waterworld and The Postman got so much hate from older generations
Waterworld was great. Postman as a movie was good, but barely had anything to do with the book, which I highly recommend to read.
They dont got hate from older generations, they got hate from paid criticts who didnt like Costner
How many times should that kid have died in this clip?
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I always wondered how these people could be so freaking dirty and being surrounded by water!
One of the many things why this film was a failure. It was made in the wrong time, and directed by the wrong guy. It looks way too silly. If they were going for the Mad Max theme, they failed miserably.
3:18-3:24 Uh dude, it works better with ammo.
I just watched this on t.v.(I got screwed out of the last 6 minutes or so, that's why I'm here) and he says "you should have bought me that drink" at this part
The three bozos on the jet skis were the future equivalent of Moe, Larry, and Curly
Oh hey the Universal Studios Show has it's own movie
The movie has a USH show.
Classic 💯
Stop reminding us that we are old people!
Howdy Universal it's me, Sneed, just wanted to say I love Kevin Costner's Waterworld, and ya'll need to step up and get us some action coming up soon, ya here me partners? I sure would love to spend time in the living room with my family, and chuck, watching a faithful continuation of the master (Kevin Costner) work. Thank you, and I hope you have a nice week.
changez cest insupportable
I can see why this movie failed in the box office. Predictable action and some of these sequences didn't make any sense. That was a rope at the end but it behaved like a bungie.
Inolvidable 💥💥💥👍
Ulysses is the REAL Aquaman!