Free movie download torrent the final countdown

I know the premise on Imdb will sound irresistible to you: "A modern aircraft carrier is thrown back in time to 1941 near Hawaii, just hours before the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor." It did to me, too-that's why I rented The Final Countdown! However, you can feel free to save your time and skip this one. It's utterly pointless. The exposition is very exciting, and I found my heart was literally racing for the first twenty minutes. Martin Sheen comes aboard the gigantic ship and meets Captain Kirk Douglas and his crew. Once they're in the middle of the ocean, an electric storm surrounds them and they travel back in time. I'm deathly afraid of shipwrecks, drowning, and any other danger involving water, so that's probably why I was so frightened during the opening scenes. However, the rest of the movie is incredibly boring. It takes a ridiculously long time for the characters to even figure out what's happened to them, and what they decide to do about it will most likely infuriate you. Usually, when everyone in the cast gives wonderful performances, I give credit to the director, who obviously had a magic touch with his actors. In the case of The Final Countdown, I feel forced to blame the director. The cast is clueless, low-key, and acts like they're participating in a dress rehearsal. Katharine Ross's performance made me want to throw something at the television set. She sees a dead body: "Oh, no. . ." She finds her dog she thought had drowned: "Oh, Charlie. . ." I strongly considered the possibility she'd been given a valium before the take, but I won't ask you to sit through the movie to ask if you agree. If the acting or story doesn't make you cringe, John Scott's outrageously epic music will. Watch The Fifth Missile instead; it's much better.