Agrega una trama en tu idiomaTwo high-school students become stranded on a tropical island and must rely on each other for survival. While waiting for a rescue, they learn more about themselves and each other while fall... Leer todoTwo high-school students become stranded on a tropical island and must rely on each other for survival. While waiting for a rescue, they learn more about themselves and each other while falling in love.Two high-school students become stranded on a tropical island and must rely on each other for survival. While waiting for a rescue, they learn more about themselves and each other while falling in love.
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- Stacey Robinson
- (as Carrie Wampler)
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Although it's quite predictable, it's quite a different take on the "stranded on a tropical island" romantic angle. There were quite a few dramatic moments and the lead actors really stepped up. They showed personal strength and courage which is a credit to the writers and it really helped us, as an audience, start to root for the characters.
The movie also benefited from a strong supporting cast as well which really lifted the caliber of this TV movie.
Would definitely recommend to any romance/drama/adventure movie buffs.
** (out of 4)
The fourth version of the story has teenagers Emma (Indiana Evans) and Dean (Brenton Thwaites) getting stranded together on an island. Of course they're polar opposites and can't stand one another but soon they begin to fall in love while their future remains uncertain. I've always considered the 1980 version of the film, without question the most popular one, to be a camp classic because it's just so silly in some of its themes. The silly nature carries over to this remake but for the most part the film remains entertaining throughout. There are several problems with the film including the fact that it's way too pretty for its own good and it really does seem as if the producers just wanted to make a silly fantasy for teenage girls. There's really not a single smart conversation that happens at any point in the movie and for the most part the dialogue basically consists of one teen asking a question, the other replying and then the first person will have a follow up comment. There's also never a single second where you believe the situation these two are in. How they get on the island was pretty weak but it really doesn't help that even after months on this island both teens have perfect hair and make-up still as if they just stepped off a magazine cover. The romance between the two is silly and never believable and the final fifteen minutes are pretty pathetic, completely predictable and at times embarrassing. With all of that said, the film still kept me entertained because, well, it's just cheap and to the point. I thought both Evans and Thwaites were good in their roles, although there's no question that the parts didn't demand too much. I think their main goal was to just look pretty. Denise Richards really isn't believable in the role of the girl's mother and fans of the 1980 film will be happy to see Christopher Atkins in a small part. As much as I've talked down on the film I will admit that it was never horrid and thankfully it was never boring. I'm sure the targeted audience will enjoy the movie while others will probably want to stick with an earlier version since they were a lot more adult in the way the subject was handled.
The movie is visually stunning, with breathtaking shots of the tropical island and the crystal-clear waters that surround it. The chemistry between the two leads, played by Brenton Thwaites and Indiana Evans, is palpable, and their performances are solid. However, the plot is somewhat predictable and lacks depth, making it a bit forgettable.
Overall, Blue Lagoon: The Awakening is a decent romantic movie that is best enjoyed by fans of the genre. It's not a groundbreaking film, but it does deliver on its promise of providing a sweet and charming love story. While it may not be a must-see, it's a pleasant way to spend a lazy afternoon, especially if you're in the mood for a little bit of escapism.
Just lay back and enjoy.
Although some. Scenes maybe not realistic, overall it is even educating in a way. How people can change when they are out off there normal environment. Ok, this is only the positive view on it. It is more likely that at onetime one of them kills the other but that is why you should not overthink to much while watching it.
I just enjoined watching it on a lazy Sunday evening when I only needed some relaxing and than it is more than an ok movie.
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- TriviaThere are supposedly two versions of this movie available on digital retailers: one is the original version, and one is a supposedly "unrated and uncensored" version. But the truth is both versions are the same movie. There is nothing different in either version of the digital movie.
- ErroresThe characters are stranded on an island off the coast of Trinidad and encounter a panther. However, panthers cannot be found on any of the Caribbean isles.
- Citas
Emmaline 'Emma' Robinson: Who was your first time?
Dean McMullen: Oh, we're playing that game?
Emmaline 'Emma' Robinson: Yeah, we are. Who?
Dean McMullen: I was a sophomore and she was a junior.
Emmaline 'Emma' Robinson: Do I know her?
Dean McMullen: No. She was in college. I don't know, I thought she could teach me some stuff.
Emmaline 'Emma' Robinson: Was it fun?
Dean McMullen: All five minutes were a blast.
[Emma bursts into laughter]
Dean McMullen: Okay, who was your first?
Emmaline 'Emma' Robinson: Um, hmm!
[hesitates]
Dean McMullen: No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. No. I told you mine, now you have to tell me yours. Football player? Band geek? Teacher? Is that...
Emmaline 'Emma' Robinson: You.
Dean McMullen: What?
Emmaline 'Emma' Robinson: You!
Dean McMullen: Me? I was your...? Wow! WOW!
Emmaline 'Emma' Robinson: Is that a bad wow?
Dean McMullen: No. Just a wow. Wow!
[pauses]
Dean McMullen: Was it okay?
Emmaline 'Emma' Robinson: I got sand in some weird places.
[laughs]
Dean McMullen: I'm glad it was me.
Emmaline 'Emma' Robinson: Me too.
[pauses]
Emmaline 'Emma' Robinson: So since this is all pretty new to me, maybe we should practice some more.
Dean McMullen: Yeah.
- ConexionesReferenced in Difficult People: Criminal Minds (2017)
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