Poseidon released in 2006.
Summary SCREENRANT VIDEO OF THE DAY SCROLL TO CONTINUE WITH CONTENT A real-life cruise ship captain breaks down Kurt Russell's 2006 disaster movie. A remake of the 1972 classic The Poseidon Adventure, Poseidon placed an all-star cast in mortal danger aboard a capsized ocean liner, delivering old-fashioned disaster movie vibes using modern-day computer-generated special effects.
This is dealing with the rogue wave. For a long time, people didn't even believe that rogue waves actually existed. It's an anomaly wave that is different from all of the other waves in a certain sea state. And then it could overturn vessels or come at vessels. … Basically, the tip, or the bow, has what's called a collision bulkhead, and it's very strong construction.
That's a little bit of a movie thing. You're not going to really get explosions, because explosions would have to do with vapors catching fire somehow or igniting, and a large amount of vapors in an area causing these random explosions. And on cruise ships, you just don't have that in the accommodation. I can't think of something that would cause those fireballs.
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