When 1 of 2 rivals diving for pearls in the Solomon Islands emerges with his goggles on, natives think he is a sea god. A romance with an endangered heroine and the threat of cannibalism also figure in this exotic adventure.
"The Sea God" isn't exactly a cornerstone of cinematic history, but if you've got a soft spot for early talkies and that specific brand of "exotic adventure" from the 1930s, this one might just be a surprising little diversion. It's definitely not for folks who need slick effects or perfect pacing. You'll probably roll...
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Comparing the cinematic DNA and archive impact of two defining moments in cult history.
George Abbott
William Parke
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""The Sea God" isn't exactly a cornerstone of cinematic history, but if you've got a soft spot for early talkies and that specific brand of "exotic adventure" from the 1930s, this one might just be a surprising little diversion. It's definitely not for folks who need slick effects or perfect pacing. You'll probably roll your eyes more than once if you're not into old movies. But for those who appreciate seeing how stories were told nearly a century ago, it's a curious watch. The plot’s simple en..."
John Russell, George Abbott
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