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Theatrical Release Date:

01/15/1999

DVD Release Date:

07/20/1999

Run Time:

100min.

Starring:

Jamie Lee Curtis , William Baldwin , Donald Sutherland , Joanna Pacula , Marshall Bell

Director(s):

John Bruno

Distributor(s):

Universal

MPAA Rating:

R for sci-fi violence/gore, and for language.

Genre(s):

Horror,Action

Plot: When the salvage tug Sea Star is caught unprepared in a violent storm, it slowly sinks, and the crew, led by Captain Everton (Donald Sutherland), wander upon another ship for refuge. Read More

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