Lost in the Pacific
- 2016
- 1 Std. 29 Min.
IMDb-BEWERTUNG
3,2/10
1746
IHRE BEWERTUNG
Füge eine Handlung in deiner Sprache hinzuA story centered around a group of elite passengers on board an inaugural luxury, transoceanic flight that turns into a disaster.A story centered around a group of elite passengers on board an inaugural luxury, transoceanic flight that turns into a disaster.A story centered around a group of elite passengers on board an inaugural luxury, transoceanic flight that turns into a disaster.
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LOL! is this for real? this was the worst dog poo I've ever seen.
it is worse than the 90s Korean movies i had to watch when i lived there.
if you want some laughs (esp. with respect to cgi): this is the movie for you.
if you want good cgi, good acting, a good script, or anything else that is typical of a movie most people enjoy: this isn't the movie for you.
how on earth this movie has 4/10 is beyond me. not worth the time.
0/10 for everything except being perfect for making fun of china
10/10 for being perfect for making fun of china
PS (no small letters allowed) - IMDb stopped my post because there was no capital on "Korean" (still not letting me put a small "k") but let "china" fly...
it is worse than the 90s Korean movies i had to watch when i lived there.
if you want some laughs (esp. with respect to cgi): this is the movie for you.
if you want good cgi, good acting, a good script, or anything else that is typical of a movie most people enjoy: this isn't the movie for you.
how on earth this movie has 4/10 is beyond me. not worth the time.
0/10 for everything except being perfect for making fun of china
10/10 for being perfect for making fun of china
PS (no small letters allowed) - IMDb stopped my post because there was no capital on "Korean" (still not letting me put a small "k") but let "china" fly...
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I don't know how much they pay Brandon Routh, it must be A LOT for him to participate in this terrible "movie".
Vincent Zhou's last "movie": "Last Flight" starring Ed Westwick, had the exact same plot.
They are the same movie. With the same exact plot. They have the same problems: inconsistent plot line, incoherent script, poor story development, terrible CGI, terrible set, and idiotic lines for characters.
I wonder how much they paid Brandon Routh and Ed Westwick for these terrible project.
Actors please have more taste and guts. Say "no" to stupid Chinese movies.
Vincent Zhou's last "movie": "Last Flight" starring Ed Westwick, had the exact same plot.
They are the same movie. With the same exact plot. They have the same problems: inconsistent plot line, incoherent script, poor story development, terrible CGI, terrible set, and idiotic lines for characters.
I wonder how much they paid Brandon Routh and Ed Westwick for these terrible project.
Actors please have more taste and guts. Say "no" to stupid Chinese movies.
Well that is an hour or so of my life that I will never get back. The best thing about it is the plane itself.
I don't think I have ever seen such a trashy film. Average CGI effects when you consider how the quality in other films these days, this just looks as if it was 1980 standards. Appalling acting by virtually all the cast and a dreadful script.
At some points when they are "interacting" with each other it is almost as if they are not side by side because there is just no chemistry between any of them.
I find it hard to believe that when people are offered a role in a film that they would have considered saying yes to this one.
I don't think I have ever seen such a trashy film. Average CGI effects when you consider how the quality in other films these days, this just looks as if it was 1980 standards. Appalling acting by virtually all the cast and a dreadful script.
At some points when they are "interacting" with each other it is almost as if they are not side by side because there is just no chemistry between any of them.
I find it hard to believe that when people are offered a role in a film that they would have considered saying yes to this one.
This has got to be one of the worst films ever produced. I have never bothered to write a review before but I found this movie so awful I feel compelled to do so. The story is beyond stupid and horrendous,the majority of the acting is amateurish at best other than Brandon Routh and a few other performances (its unbelievable that he would agree to act in this project, and I can't even understand the majority of what Yuqi Zhang says in English which is what the vast majority of her speaking lines are (not sure why they would hire someone to speak English who clearly can't be understood). I am so disappointed in this movie and would recommend no one waste their time watching it.
Well people, another day, another crappy movie hitting our shores. Actually, this was filmed on our shores – Pinewood Iskandar Studios in Johor, to be exact, so I guess that's something. That's about it for the praises.
If writer-director Vincent Zhou intended for this to show the world what Chinese cinema is made of, he has failed. The People's Republic has been kind to cineastes and mainstream movie-goers alike in the past decade, ranging from the beautifully thought-provoking (Jia Zhangke's "A Touch of Sin"), to the big and bombastic (John Woo's mega-blockbuster "Red Cliff"), even veering off into the hysterical (Stephen Chow's recent "The Mermaid"). They do not need to cater to Western audiences at all – rather, it is the Western bigwigs that need to learn how to market these films properly. After all, if Ang Lee's "Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon" can gross over US$100 million in the United States alone, why can't others, right?
Alas, my plea falls on deaf ears, and here we are, relegated to a C- movie starring struggling actors and made by a filmmaker who apparently conceded to the "everyone-watches-only-English-movies" mentality. Imagine a Muppet Babies version of "Snakes on a Plane" and TV's "Lost" meshed together in an unholy mess; sprinkle some stilted English dialogue ("She died so horribLE. .. so tragicALLY") and some truly bad and overdone VFX, the kind that's as half-assed as those in "A Sound of Thunder" if not worse. In this day and age, are mutant cats scary at all, especially if they look like an evil version of Jiji from "Kiki's Delivery Service"?
Hell, the film even goes so far as to hiring attractive Chinese stars like Zhang YuQi to dress up the nonexistent plot (she tries, dammit), but I must confess, dear reader, to feeling a little sad for still-hunky ex-Superman Brandon Routh, who's film career is relegated to thankless roles such as this - a nonsensical riff on Steven Seagal's "Under Siege" character. Was "Superman Returns" really that toxic?
Sci-Fi Channel this ain't.
If writer-director Vincent Zhou intended for this to show the world what Chinese cinema is made of, he has failed. The People's Republic has been kind to cineastes and mainstream movie-goers alike in the past decade, ranging from the beautifully thought-provoking (Jia Zhangke's "A Touch of Sin"), to the big and bombastic (John Woo's mega-blockbuster "Red Cliff"), even veering off into the hysterical (Stephen Chow's recent "The Mermaid"). They do not need to cater to Western audiences at all – rather, it is the Western bigwigs that need to learn how to market these films properly. After all, if Ang Lee's "Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon" can gross over US$100 million in the United States alone, why can't others, right?
Alas, my plea falls on deaf ears, and here we are, relegated to a C- movie starring struggling actors and made by a filmmaker who apparently conceded to the "everyone-watches-only-English-movies" mentality. Imagine a Muppet Babies version of "Snakes on a Plane" and TV's "Lost" meshed together in an unholy mess; sprinkle some stilted English dialogue ("She died so horribLE. .. so tragicALLY") and some truly bad and overdone VFX, the kind that's as half-assed as those in "A Sound of Thunder" if not worse. In this day and age, are mutant cats scary at all, especially if they look like an evil version of Jiji from "Kiki's Delivery Service"?
Hell, the film even goes so far as to hiring attractive Chinese stars like Zhang YuQi to dress up the nonexistent plot (she tries, dammit), but I must confess, dear reader, to feeling a little sad for still-hunky ex-Superman Brandon Routh, who's film career is relegated to thankless roles such as this - a nonsensical riff on Steven Seagal's "Under Siege" character. Was "Superman Returns" really that toxic?
Sci-Fi Channel this ain't.
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- Lạc Giữa Thái Bình Dương
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- Johor Baru, Johor, Malaysia(Pinewood Studios)
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