A group of friends get stranded on a boat.A group of friends get stranded on a boat.A group of friends get stranded on a boat.
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D. Elliot Woods
- Coast Guardsman
- (as Elliot Woods)
Johann Benét
- Security Officer
- (uncredited)
Greg Bronson
- Communications Officer
- (uncredited)
Ben McCain
- Coast Guard Official
- (uncredited)
- Director
- Writers
- All cast & crew
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- TriviaBased on the true-life story of Deborah Scaling Kiley, an experienced sailor who survived the sinking of a sailboat she was helping to deliver down the Atlantic coast of the USA in 1982.
- Quotes
Susan Clarkson: [storm raging] It looks like it hurts.
Allie: Only when the boat moves.
- ConnectionsVersion of Split Second: Tragedy at Sea (2005)
Featured review
Two Came Back is a nifty little movie about some young adults who find themselves at the mercy of the ocean and sun as they float on a life raft after their ship goes down. Two Came Back isn't really a movie to get worked up over, or dedicate an entire night too. It's really the kind of movie where you have some free time, you want to relax, you want to grab those potato chips and onion dip and relax on the sofa with a cold soda and find something decent on television. This movie is that decent thing you're looking for; though not amazing, not even great... Two Came Back isn't bad and is a substantial watch. The movie is unrealistic, and I'm not saying its impossible (I didn't read about the true story but I don't deny it), but if you've been sitting on a dinky rubber raft under constant sun for days and days, you're not going to just get a few new sun freckles, sexy tan, and chapped lips. You're gonna be red as a lobster, there's going to be white residue around your lips... the fact that the movie depicted the young adults as merely whimpering for water after days and days of no shade or drink is highly unrealistic, and even still they would've been in worse mental states and other bad physical conditions. Don't let this ruin it for you, though. Once it's done, you'll turn off the television, sit for a minute, maybe rub a few crumbs off your stomach, and feel at least a little content. I don't recommend spending your money on it though; usually a TV station will show it every once in a while.
- getmeagasmask
- Sep 27, 2007
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- Also known as
- Lucharon por vivir
- Filming locations
- Los Angeles, California, USA(San Pedro, Los Angeles, California)
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