Lost Voyage Page #6

Synopsis: Twenty five years ago, the SS Corona Queen disappeared in the region known as, "The Bermuda Triangle". Now, it has returned. Seven people go on board to learn the truth behind her disappearance but the ship did not return alone...
Director(s): Christian McIntire
Production: First Look Pictures
 
IMDB:
4.7
R
Year:
2001
96 min
56 Views


WE AIN'T EXACTLY

SUPPOSED TO BE ON

THIS SHIP RIGHT NOW.

BUT MONEY TALKS.

AND BULLSHIT WALKS.

HOW MUCH YOU THINK

SHAW'S GETTING?

IT'S GOT TO BE SOMETHING TO

GET US OUT HERE SO FAST,

I'LL TELL YOU ONE THING.

THE SALVAGE ON THIS TUB'S

GOING TO BE WORTH A

HELL OF A LOT MORE

THAN THE FIVE BILLS

HE'S PAYING US.

DAMN STRAIGHT, DAS.

DAMN STRAIGHT.

YEAH, HERE WE GO.

HEY, HOLD ON.

WHAT'S DOWN THERE?

THAT BE THE CREW GALLEY.

OKAY, I'LL MEET UP

WITH YOU LATER.

- OH, THANKS.

- I WOULDN'T OPEN ANY FREEZERS.

WHY?

STINK, I'D IMAGINE.

DAS, TELL HIM ABOUT THE

TUNA TENDER OFF MALAYSIA.

THIS SHIP HAD ONLY BEEN

STRANDED OUT THERE

FIVE OR SIX MONTHS,

AND WE JUMPED INTO THE HOLD

WHERE THEY KEEP THE FISH.

RIGHT UP TO OUR:

D*CKS IN MAGGOTS.

- HAVE FUN.

- THANKS.

MAGGOTS.

I'D BE SURPRISED IF THIS PIECE

OF SH*T EVEN TURNS OVER.

BE A BLEEDING MIRACLE.

JESUS.

THERE'S DEFINITELY

SOMETHING GOING ON HERE.

David, tell us about the history of

the ship before her disappearance.

All right, I'll try.

The Corona Queen

was the sixth ship

in the Crescent fleet.

Her maiden voyage was on

January 22nd of 1968.

Her first captain

was Willard Townes

and the second was Stan Moore.

She carried 325

passengers and crew.

She had twin turbine

engines built in England.

And then in July of 1972,

she disappeared...

without a trace until now.

HEY, ROBERTS. EXCUSE ME.

Randall, cut it.

We'll pick it up later.

ALL RIGHT.

I THOUGHT I TOLD YOU NO TO WANDER OFF ALONE.

I'M JUST TAKING SOME READINGS.

LET ME REITERATE.

I DON'T GIVE A SH*T.

WHEN YOU'RE ON THIS SHIP,

YOU DO WHAT I TELL YOU,

- YOU UNDERSTAND?

- YES.

OKAY...

HEY, DAS, GOOD WORK.

GENNY CAME RIGHT UP.

PRETTY F***ING WEIRD.

WE'RE FIRING THE

ELECTRICAL PANELS UP NOW.

- WHAT'S WITH THE MUSIC?

- SORRY ABOUT THE MUSIC.

WE'LL HAVE IT OFF IN A MINUTE.

OOOH.

JUST TURN IT OFF.

- COULD WE CONTINUE?

- YEAH.

ALL RIGHT.

WAIT. WAIT, SHH.

IT'S AS THOUGH THE MIC'S

PICKING UP SOMETHING.

WHERE'S IT COMING FROM?

THINK IT'S COMING

FROM OVER HERE.

IT'S LIKE A SQUEAKING.

THERE. RIGHT THERE.

- NOBODY TOUCH IT.

- WE ARE ON WATER.

THINGS MOVE WHEN

THE SHIP MOVES.

I DON'T THINK SO.

THAT SEEMS MORE LIKE...

OH, MAN.

SEEMS MORE LIKE WHAT?

LIKE SOMEONE IS RIDING IT.

HEY, GUYS, IF I'M

READING THIS RIGHT,

THIS ROOM IS HOT.

HOT?

LOTS OF PSYCHOKINETIC ENERGY.

OKAY, WHY THIS ROOM?

SOMETIMES CHILDREN ARE MORE

SUSCEPTIBLE TO PARANORMAL ACTIVITIES.

OH, COME ON.

YOU SHOULD TAKE A LOOK

AT THESE DRAWINGS.

LOOK AT THE EYES.

WHAT IS THAT?

I DON'T KNOW. SOMETHING--

SOMETHING HAPPENED IN HERE.

OKAY, WHAT THE HELL WAS THAT?

I WANT TO GET SOME

GEAR IN HERE NOW.

I AIN'T GOT TIME

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Patrick Phillips

Patrick Phillips is an American poet, professor, and translator. His 2015 poetry collection, Elegy for a Broken Machine (Alfred A. Knopf), was a finalist for the National Book Award for Poetry. His poems have appeared in many magazines, including Poetry, Ploughshares, The American Poetry Review, Harvard Review, DoubleTake, New England Review, and Virginia Quarterly Review, and have been featured on Garrison Keillor's show The Writer's Almanac on National Public Radio. He has been a Fulbright Scholar at the University of Copenhagen, and teaches writing and literature at Drew University. Patrick Phillips grew up in Gainesville, Georgia, and now lives in New York City. In January 2017, Phillips was announced as a faculty member of the 2017 Conference on Poetry at The Frost Place. more…

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