I found this scene funny.
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Archived from the IMDb Discussion Forums — Orca
scubadiver22 — 17 years ago(March 10, 2009 05:20 AM)
I found the scene at the start of the movie funny where there is a woman scuba diving in her black scuba gear and she see's a shark. Nothing funny yet but then she decides to squeeze herself inbetween some rocks that shes diving near. Lucky shes wearing a full wetsuit to protect her from cuts and scratches from the rocks. Just as shes starting to look funny she becomes hillarious as she starts to place rocks onto the top of her head. LOL. However the rock that she's trying to hide her head with gets dropped so she bolts to the surface.
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bcibiblack — 16 years ago(August 14, 2009 09:21 AM)
Yah, I'm watching it right now, and it gives me the distinct impression of a Tax dodge. It was entertaining enough when I last saw it on TV in the early '80's as a rugrat, but it's not aged well, has it? Not IMO, anyway. It's atrociously scripted, average cinematography from Ted Moore, who did much better in the early Bond franchise, and the dialogue was so shocking ("You revengeful sonovab**ch! You win!")) I was actually rooting for the whale this time around. And the special effectscripes. That whale foetus looked like a big peanut!
Poor Richard Harris, so good in This Sporting Life, ends up in this cheesy spaghetti horror flick. Well, at least he had a much better part in Ridley Scott's Gladiator. And need I speak of Bo Derek's, um, efforts?
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Etherdave — 15 years ago(December 16, 2010 03:19 PM)
I'm pretty sure it's Richard 'Dumbledork' Harris in Orca, and Oliver
Burnt OfferingsReed in Gladiator, although Dumbledork does a good turn in the latter reprising his role in Orca as a half-drunken-Irishman down on his luck (and I thought the Antonines were from Cordoba, not Killarney silly me). Both boozy brits have since paid for sins committed on this earth. Requiescat in pace, omnes.