Oil Rig Attack
Short documentary featuring the unused footage including the landing frogmen not seen in final cut of the oil rig attack sequence from the James Bond movie "Diamonds are Forever".
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Plot Summary
A former bomb disposal expert, John J. Rourke, is hired to lead a group of mercenaries to take over an oil rig in the North Sea. However, the mission quickly turns into a deadly fight for survival when it's revealed that the rig is actually a floating prison for dangerous criminals.
Critical Reception
Oil Rig Attack received largely negative reviews from critics, with many pointing to a predictable plot and generic action sequences. While some acknowledged Bruce Willis's presence, it wasn't enough to elevate the film above its B-movie status.
What Reviewers Say
- Predictable and formulaic action thriller.
- Generic plot with underdeveloped characters.
- Relies heavily on uninspired shootouts and explosions.
Google audience: Audience reviews suggest a lack of originality and a disappointing execution of the action premise. Many found the film to be forgettable and uninspired, despite the involvement of a known action star.
Fun Fact
Although Bruce Willis is prominently featured in the marketing, his role in the film is relatively small.
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