*The Bermuda SPOILERS* After having lost yet another ship in the infamous Bermuda Triangle, shipowner Eric Benirall (Sam Neill) decides to enlist the help of a quartet of specialists; journalist Howard Thomas (Eric Stolz), meteorologist Bruce Geller (Michael E. Rodger), marine biologist Emily Patterson (Catherine Bell) and psychic Stan Lathern (Bruce Davison), to discover the secret behind the mysterious disappearances in the Triangle; if they will, they'll get $5 million each.
Soon they find out that the US Navy is somehow involved, and that probably the famous 'Philadelphia Experiment' done in 1943 on the USS Aldrich may have been the start of it...
I hadn't big expectations, when I sat down and watched 'The Triangle', and I was very pleasantly surprised to see that the great names (Stoltz, Bell, Davison, Neill, and Lou Diamond Philips in the pivotal part of a man who returned alone from the Triangle and helps our foursome solve the enigma) weren't there just for show; there was also a very good script, that kept me guessing, and waiting with baited breath for the next twist, and also caring for the main characters.
A great miniseries, in the vein of '4400', which I regret not having, in DVD or otherwise.
The Triangle: 9/10.
Soon they find out that the US Navy is somehow involved, and that probably the famous 'Philadelphia Experiment' done in 1943 on the USS Aldrich may have been the start of it...
I hadn't big expectations, when I sat down and watched 'The Triangle', and I was very pleasantly surprised to see that the great names (Stoltz, Bell, Davison, Neill, and Lou Diamond Philips in the pivotal part of a man who returned alone from the Triangle and helps our foursome solve the enigma) weren't there just for show; there was also a very good script, that kept me guessing, and waiting with baited breath for the next twist, and also caring for the main characters.
A great miniseries, in the vein of '4400', which I regret not having, in DVD or otherwise.
The Triangle: 9/10.