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Triangle
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Movie propaganda
Shipwrecked by greed, haunted by a legend, only the strong will survive.
To get to the tropical island of San Sebastien you either fly over the Bermuda Triangle or sail through it. Every so often planes vanish and boats fail to return, but not because of strange magnetic forces of solar flares. The islanders know why - but they're not talking!
On the Caribbean island old university friends Stu Sheridan (Luke Perry), Gus Gruber (David Hewlett) and Tommy Devane (Dan Cortese) get together for a reunion vacation but, unwittingly, they are drawn into a search for sunken treasure.
In the Triangle 50 years ago, the luxury liner Queen of Scots disappeared in a mysterious yellow fog with its wealthy passengers and their valuables on board.
As the friends are fishing for marlin at the spot where the liner is said to have gone down, a yellow fog engulfs their boat and the radio goes dead. When the fog clears, they sight the eerily silent Queen of Scots.
Filled with fear but compelled to board the ghostly vessel, the group splinters as they face an unearthly evil.
Also starring Olivia D'abo as Charlotte "Charlie" Duval, Dorian Harewood as Captain Louis Morgan, Polly Shannon as Julia Lee, Robert Dodds as Reginald Barrow, Victor Clifford as Bishop and Matthew Warry-Smith as Everett Battum. Written by Ted Humphrey from a story by Bing Howenstein, directed by Ted Teague and Lewis Teague.
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Theatrical report
Crap. Dung. I am not even sure that King Poo would put Triangle in his compost bin. Not that it matters, there are more than enough gullible Bermuda Triangle fans around the world to compensate the producers for their expenditure.Don't see it unless you're desperate.
Security censorship classification
M (Low level violence, supernatural theme)
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90 minutes (1:30 hours)
Not for public release in Australia before date
12 December 2001
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