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Manufacturer: Showtime Ent.
Starring: Billy Zane, Kelly Brook, Juan Pablo Di Pace, Todd Collins, Gabrielle Jourdan
Directed By: Stewart Raffill
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Aspect Ratio: 1.78:1
Audience Rating: NR (Not Rated)
Binding: DVD
Brand: Paramount
EAN: 0758445401929
Format: Anamorphic
Label: Showtime Ent.
Manufacturer: Showtime Ent.
Number Of Items: 1
Publisher: Showtime Ent.
Region Code: 1
Release Date: 2006-08-15
Running Time: 95
Studio: Showtime Ent.
Theatrical Release Date: 2006
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Editorial Reviews:
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Three arrive…one survives. Wealthy businessman Jack Matson (Billy Zane) and his beautiful wife Jennifer (Kelly Brook) are on a vacation in the Caribbean. Their vacation is cut short, however, when handsome Latin boatman Manuel (Juan Pablo Di Pace) accidentally causes the yacht to sink. Washed ashore a remote island and left for dead, Jack and Jennifer find that they must fend for themselves if they are to survive. But when they find that they are not the only survivors on the island, a primal and erotic tale of survival and jealousy ensues when Manuel appears and develops an attraction to Jennifer. As life becomes more and more competitive--and dangerous--on the island, Jennifer must decide to follow her heart or her instincts if she is to survive.
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Customer Rating:
Summary: Survival Island, should read, Sink me Island
Comment: Another hype movive that is so, lets keep it basic, stupid. one scene she takes off all her clothes and comes out with her bottoms on. and there are more of this camera work. it's just a bad movie.
Customer Rating:
Summary: surprisingly entertaining
Comment: I thought this was surprisingly entertaining movie. I have always liked Zane and while I hadn't seen the other two actors before, i thought they were rather good. The ending was a nice twist. GO ahead and rent this. I saved this moveie on my DVR since the weekend and watched it twice. THis was a Zane production and I believe and a rather good one.
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Summary: It's the size that matters
Comment: The dude that plays Manuel in this mess is the same one that sued the Royal Opera House in London for using a photo of him nude in a production of Rigoletto. He claims that the photographer airbrushed his wanger to make it appear too small. I saw the production when I was in London. He was neither big nor small---just ordinary. Me thinks it is the ego that is big.
Customer Rating:
Summary: Skip the movie, see the island instead
Comment: This movie is a real dud. I can understand why Kelly Brock and Juan Pablo would take this job (who are they?) but was surprised at Billy Zane. He's a pretty good actor and surely, he must get better scripts than this. Maybe it was the location that got him and free vacation. Like I said, skip this movie and head for the Bahamas where it was filmed. Eleuthera is an incredibly beautiful and Twin Coves beach is spectacular. Go there with someone you love and make your own version.
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Summary: Three
Comment: The original title for this late night cinemax fare was "Three" and it is the brain child of Billy Zane and his (real) wife Kelly Brook who both co-star in this by the numbers thriller. So as for the plot we have a rich couple (Zane and Brook) on a fishing trip with friends. The boat promptly sinks and the couple, along with the poor deck hand Pablo, wash ashore on a deserted island with no food, and a few supplies. Most notably goggles, a lighter, and obviously plenty of razors and shaving supplies as throughout their long stay on the island they all appear perfectly groomed. The laws of late night cimemax kick in and a love triangle developes with the expected results. I was entertained on my first viewing, mostly due to topless Kelly Brook and as another viewer mentions, there is a twist at the end. Overall this effort by Zane and Brook is a notch above the standard late night cinemax flick. I give three stars to "Three."
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