Has anyone seen "Red Water" the TBS made for tv movie?

it's about a shark that envades a louisiana river. I only stopped to watch because the actors had on LSU shirts and hats.

bless you if you actually sat through the duration of that . on a sad note lou diamond phillips stars in it and apparently that "career" of his has hit rock bottom.

 

Any movie made exclusively for TBS is destined to suck!

 

I haven't seen it. Does it even look like they are in Louisiana? I saw some movie on TV one time and the stars were driving from New Orleans to Baton Rouge and they were on a mountain road!!!

 

I saw in the paper that it was filmed in South Africa.

 

I guess thats due to the original Targan movie being filmed in Morgan City.

 

If the original Tarzan movie was filmed in Morgan City where did they get all the chimps and elephants from?

When was the first Tarzan movie filmed? Johnny Weismuller was Tarzan in the 30's but I think Buster Crabbe was Tarzan even before that.

 

I stopped watching it when the stereotypical cajuns appeared slapping their knees to zydeco music and doing some of the worst dancing I have ever seen. It was embarrassing. I won't even try to explain the accents. They can turn Michael Jackson into a werewolf, but can't get people from Louisiana right.

 

In the movie "Casey's Shadow", Walter Matthau was driving from Carencro to New Mexico and they showed him driving over the Atchafalya Basin.

 

::hangs head in shame::

I watched the entire thing... I will never get that time back now. That movies suck was rivaled only by the one they did a few years back where there were massive earthquakes all over New Orleans (of course, during Mardi Gras). At one point in the movie they went underground and there was this massive system of caves and caverns under the city.

 

I forget what movie it was, I think Dennis Quaid and Ellen Burstyn were starring where they were running from the bad guys and jumped into the Miss. River at the foot of Canal street and swam underwater until they came up near the Bonnet Carre Spillway. Now that's lung power.