I really like this one because it don't waist time showing love stories or anything else that's not necessarry to the first idea of the movie : a boat sinking. Of course, there is the drama of poor Dorothy Malone and Robert Stack, but this drame goes on with the same beat as the problems of the crew. In that sense, it's really a technical film! It's a fast movie: from scene number one, we know that this boat had problems. We don't have to wait one hour to know that (like in ANY of the Titanic movie.) And, of course, we all love the wonderful Woody Strode, who was fantastic in Kubrik's Spartacus two years before this famous role.
Review of The Last Voyage
