REVIEW - THE HAUNTING OF THE MARY CELESTE
Ok let's start from the beginning here shall we, the real ship the Mary Celeste was run ashore as an insurance scam by its captain and was found floating in the Atlantic on 4 December 1842 with no one on board.
Since then rumours started to spread how it was found deserted at sea with no crew.
This simply is not true but this film uses this to base it's story upon.
Basically a ghost story at sea with people going missing and one of them for no reason just turning up at the end.
The problem with this film is simply the fact that it is boring, appauling even with no real story, nothing happening and simply far too slow with unbelievable people acting in unbelievable ways to events which are happening.
A very, very, very poor film and one to simply avoid at all cost!
Rating 2 out of 10
Ok let's start from the beginning here shall we, the real ship the Mary Celeste was run ashore as an insurance scam by its captain and was found floating in the Atlantic on 4 December 1842 with no one on board.
Since then rumours started to spread how it was found deserted at sea with no crew.
This simply is not true but this film uses this to base it's story upon.
Basically a ghost story at sea with people going missing and one of them for no reason just turning up at the end.
The problem with this film is simply the fact that it is boring, appauling even with no real story, nothing happening and simply far too slow with unbelievable people acting in unbelievable ways to events which are happening.
A very, very, very poor film and one to simply avoid at all cost!
Rating 2 out of 10