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Thunder Bay (1953)

Shrimpers and oilmen clash when an ambitious wildcatter begins constructing an off-shore oilrig.

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Emily B 03 Mar 2009

A good story about the early days of off shore oil drilling

Raelene S 11 Apr 2008

Slightly formulaic, but the theme is a little bit different, certainly in Stewart's back catalogue at least.

Scott R 22 Mar 2015

a thriller that isn't so thrilling; a romance that isn't so romantic; a social drama that isn't too dramatic. Yet with Stewart, it is still enjoyable

Nick S 22 Aug 2008

There isn't really a great story here to tell. All the fishermen seem to be foreign old fashioned steroetypes stopping progress as personified by the all american Stewart. But Stewart is always reliable.

Dan Jardine 26 Jun 2007

Sets up fascinating tensions between people and ways of looking at the world, but ultimately backs away from any kind of meaningful examination of them.