Oceans of Fire

Synopsis

In the 1986 action movie 'Oceans of Fire', a group of oil workers led by Gregory Harrison find themselves battling a raging fire on an oil rig in the Gulf of Mexico. As they struggle against the inferno's deadly threat, tensions rise among the crew members, testing their courage, loyalty and survival instincts in the face of overwhelming danger. With stunning visuals and intense performances, 'Oceans of Fire' immerses viewers in the heart-pounding struggle for survival on the treacherous waters of the open sea.

Cast

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  Gregory Harrison

  Ben Laforche

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  Billy Dee Williams

  Jim McKinley

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  David Carradine

  J.C. Busch

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  Lyle Alzado

  Witkowski

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  Tony Burton

  Clay

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  Ray Mancini

  Romano

Reviews

Despite its thrilling premise, 'Oceans of Fire' fails to deliver a burning sensation with its lackluster execution. Critics have pointed out the movie's weak character development and predictable plot twists, leaving much to be desired. Rotten Tomatoes gives it a lackluster rating of 42%, with one critic stating 'Oceans of Fire drowns in its own cliches'. IMDb users have rated it 5.0/10, reflecting mixed feelings among audiences. While the film may offer some adrenaline-pumping moments, it ultimately falls short of creating a memorable cinematic experience.

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