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What are your best boating movies

Discussion in 'General Yachting Discussion' started by CaptCook, Oct 23, 2013.

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  1. CaptCook

    CaptCook New Member

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    "The old man and the sea"
    "Knife in the water"
    "Dead calm"
    "Lifeboat"
    "Conquest of Paradise" ?
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    Lakeboat.
  3. Capt J

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    What about weekend at Bernie's......and the other one that Had Rodney Dangerfield running a Striker SF.....along the lines of caddy shack.......
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    That would be Caddy Shack.

    Then there is Disney's "The Boatniks"

    And any of the many "Treasure Islands"
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    Das Boot
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    The Enemy Below; Robert Mitchum as the destroyer captain and Kurt Jurgens as the UBoat commander. A terrific film.
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    I dunno
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    Ah, I forgot;
    The Princess Bride.

    Can't go on without references to Dread Pirate Roberts.
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    How about a couple of submarine flicks,
    Crimson Tide and Hunt for Red October.

    Peter
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    The Russians are Coming, The Russians are Coming.
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    The Russians are Coming, The Russians are Coming. My all time, without a doubt favorite movie. Boats or not.
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    "Fools Gold" is a fairly recent movie starry Matthew McConaughey, Kate Hudson and Donald Sutherland. It is an entertaining, family friendly movie that takes place largely on the 2004 Richmond 138' yacht Penny Mae (Formerly Keri Lee).
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    Captain Ron
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    The uncut version in German with English subtitles!
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    Surprised no one has mentioned 'Wind', the Americas Cup movie yet.

    Original Wind trailer (1992) - YouTube

    On Golden Pond
    Captains Courageous

    And the upcoming Nicole Kidman film 'Grace of Monaco'.
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    "The Hunt for Red October" is another great movie IMO!
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    There are some great movies mentioned in this thread, but my favorite has to be Captain Ron. I had the privilege of spending the day with one of the producers a few months back and he had some fascinating stories about how they made San Juan look like Cuba and other production challenges.
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    The cruel sea. A great classic
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    One that upset the critics at the time, and still does is Waterworld. Kevin's nautical version of Mad Max. I didn't find it to bad, no worse that a lot of other movies out there.

    Pete