Aleks Paunovic,
Charlie O'Connell,
Cory Monteith,
Jack Scalia,
Kristi Angus
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Thirty years ago, Ray Reiter witnessed the brutal death of his parents at sea by a strange, octopus-like creature. Now determined to exact revenge, he joins archaeologist Nicole on a perilous high-sea...( read more
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DVD Release Date: April 1, 2008
Stats: 38 reviews
I was disappointed in how un-Krakenlike the creature was. It was a giant CGI squid that Charlie O'Connell was going after for eating his parents when he was little. It was cool to see him go all aggro on it in the end with a machine guy. Super tense! Added bonus: there was a pre-...( read more)
I'm going to do it...you can't stop me...
this movie was kraken me up.
i did it! i'm not ashamed...
maybe a little...
When this came out I heard nothing but praise for it, and I think it lives up to it. The director stylizes it a bit, but allows for an actual plot and character development, and the titular Kraken looks fairly good, most of the time, the score is easily the best part about the mo...( read more)
The film starts with a boat being attacked by the kraken and the funny about this is that the bloke is holding onto the boat and a giant tentacle is wrapped around his leg pulling him towards ..... and in quite a calm voice he shouts to his wife to get the gun. What does wife d...( read more)
if they had negative stars this film would earn it. the worst hour and a half of my life (save Doogle) it unfolds slower than a soap opera.
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