Waterworld

Waterworld 1995

We are in the future world where the polar ice melts. Everything is covered with water. It is impossible to find dry ground to step on. The survivors lead a primitive life in steel-framed cities built on the waters. Cities are usually governed by councils of elders, and they believe that the land is not flooded, but swept away. The man who calls himself the Enforcer represents the law. People's biggest fear is gangs of robbers. A sailor, fleeing from these looters, manages to reach one of these cities with his small sailboat. The Elders ask the Sailor to impregnate the women of the city. But the Sailor has in mind the last piece of land he believes will one day exist somehow. The raiders' attack will unite the destinies of these people. Directed by Kevin Costner, Water World is arguably the most criticized and ridiculed commercial project in recent Hollywood history. It is necessary to accept the existence of an extreme group that believes that this movie, which costs 175 million dollars and is a box office hit, has reached cult status by being misunderstood.