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This movie is the proof that the world is becoming a sick and dumb place

At first rather annoying in its heavy emphasis on reenactments, this movie ultimately proves fascinating, simply because the complicated, highly dramatic tale it tells still almost defies belief.

The acting in this movie is really good.

Very good movie overall, highly recommended. Most of the negative reviews don't have any merit and are all pollitically based. Give this movie a chance at least, and it might give you a different perspective.

In 2005, the Syfy channel (when it was still the Scifi Channel) released a 3-part mini-series that told a story about the Bermuda Triangle, and how something that has been happening there is now affecting everything else, leading to an epic conclusion that will determine the fate of the planet.Brought to us by Dean Devlin, Bryan Singer and Rockne S. O'Bannon, The Triangle stars Eric Stoltz, Bruce Davidson, Michael E. Rodgers and Catherine Bell as a group of researchers (and one skeptical reporter) who are hired by Eric Benerall (played by Sam Neil) to find out why the Triangle is the way it is, basically. Through a series of events and happenings, the group and one sole survivor of a Triangle-experience (Lou Diamond Phillips) must race to find the answer behind the world's greatest mystery. The writing and acting are both superb, top-notch and fantastic. Lou Diamond Phillips is the best out of the main six, adding a sense of paranoia and grief to the story. The visual effects lack in a few areas, but overall are phenomenal, especially in a scene where an entire bridge disappears while three of the characters are driving on it. The music by Joseph LoDuca is some of the best music i've ever heard; a mix of Harry Gregson-Williams, Jason Graves (Dead Space), and Hans Zimmer.Overall, The Triangle is one of the best TV phenomenons to ever occur, and should be hailed as a classic; stunning, breath-taking and thrilling all the way through. A mix of non-stop questions, clever script writing, and a constant sense of urgency fill this piece of cinema which already has everything it needs to be great. Although, it's not for everyone (straight-up science fiction story) 9.5/10 Stars***

Producer Dean Devlin says he makes pop corn movies. Something to kick back and be entertained. If this is his style, he went a notch higher with this one.The acting is great, and the plot is original. Special effects are not stellar, but for the budget it borders on amazing. In terms of production, this is one of the best I've seen. Dean Devlin nailed this one. I would dare to say that it surpasses the Independence Day by far.Good that it was a made for TV mini series. There's not a minute wasted in all its 4 hour content, and it would not have made a good 2 hour movie.It's worth setting aside 4 hours of your time to see this - pop corns or not.

Personal like science fiction film very much . i'm interested in mysterious thing particularly. This slice give person of the first impression have a lot of professional words,Three coda feelings of the film end have no surprised and pleased , Total to say still quite good of . Seeing this film through, feeling seem world is really such of, getting up every in the morning, all having already grown a matter to have ever acquaint with of the felling feel seem to experience this day.Personal evaluation :A quite good film, know nothing about a wave to take a lot of time .

Reasonable movie until "night three disc." When will directors realise that over use of strobe lighting in movies does not have the desired effect. It only irritates. The most important part of this movie was ruined by twenty minutes of distracting flashing lights. I ask the director: "would you like a high powered torch constantly flashed in your face?" No, I didn't think you would.Special effects were mediocre, and the camera panning around subjects was over done. There was some tense moments handled quite well and the overall acting was good. Photography was my main criticism. I want to watch a movie not go through an experience of how clever the cameraman is at operating his equipment. Over use of kinetic angles only irritates.