Ship Transforms | Waterworld | CLIP

That sail boat was one of the coolest props in 90's Hollywood.
Movie Title: Waterworld

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Hi everyone! What grade (out of 10) would you give this video?

[usevisine]

Nostalgic. This ship was its own character in this movie. Definitely had presence.

[abnurtharn]

Fun fact. The trimaran in the movie was an actually ORMA 60. They could reach speed over 40 knots, so technically it could outrun the two jetskis. Jetskis in the 90s had an average top speed at 40 to 45 knots.

[ПавелС-уж]

Hell knows why it didn't find it's fans at that time, but I love this movie, and I liked it when saw it first time. This is actually marine mad max

[aleksandrrakowski]

one of the best movies I have watched, the good old 90s. I cant believe POSTMAN never made it. I love that movie.

[perunplague]

I’ll never understand why people hated this movie so much, yes the plot and characters are lame, but it’s got great practical effects set pieces and music, it’s just fun to watch

[mysterymayhem]

what a great movie. This one and the postman were two of my favorite kevin costner films

[vwaudiwelder]

I am so glad Jeanne Tripplehorn didn't retire from acting after this. She was wonderful in everything she has been in.

[henrymqk]

Madmax of the ocean. This movie was a classic

[killersugar]

My favorite movie as a teen. I have the whole thing memorized. So under appreciated. “He’s a mutation!”

[onemorecast]

This movie was well ahead of its time, and yer man it's unreal it wasn't a block buster in its time...

[paulfromdevon]

We were training as Design and Technology teachers when this came out and went nuts at this scene in the cinema 😊

[Mlogan]

Guys on the jet skis waited an awfully long time before they decided to go after the bag.
The drifter was an absolute jerk - stealing ALL the limes.

[sheltyhorn]

Brilliant movie, with practical effects and a muscular performance from Costner..make them like this again please...

[kuribayashi]

It wasn't strictly neccessary that the filmmakers put to much effort into showing how the Mariniers' ships works but I thankful that they did and I more than apprechiate the effort.

[CraigLaubscher]

I agree 💯 this movie was brilliant to watch.

[JHM]

My wife talks crap about this movie but I love it. Grew up on this and The Postman.

[mgkpraesi]

Never understood the hate on this movie. It was good.

[richardbeckenbaugh]

Now they have sailing hydrofoils that go in excess of 50 mph. The record is 62 mph. Thats in 5-8 foot seas in a gale. More excitement than I really want. There is a mechanical stabilizer on the forward foil that keeps the foils stable when the hull is clear of the water. The hull rides about six feet above the water. Very smooth but absolutely terrifying. It takes a stiff breeze to get foil borne but once you’re up, it doesn’t take much to stay there.

[burneremail-um]

I love the effort directors put in practical effects. It is literally magic tricks that fool the audience. Constantly throughout the movie, I would say to myself, How did they do that? It was special.