Reviews for Thunder Bay

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6.1 / 10 1h 43min

Adventure Drama

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

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AuroraAlpaca's Movie review

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Review by AuroraAlpaca

Joanne Dru looks very sensual under Mann's direction...

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Review by PixelPenguin

Shrimps, Oil and Love in Port Felicity

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Review by user247uhx4ird2

Cornball adventure story about clashing industries ...

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Review by user947fo00kpn2

"Wide-Screen" (sort of)...Stereo...Technicolor...Much Ado About Not Much...Almost a Dud

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Review by user806jhfclcpm

Unique take on the Western genre

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Review by user807kviq75hr

Determined oilmen in the Gulf of Mexico.

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Review by ElectricElk

Exciting epic offshore oilern, with some problems in screenplay details and casting

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Review by user783suchru1x

Where's The Widescreen Version?

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Review by user630ggiykrs9

Stewart Follows His Dream Again

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Review by ShadowySalamander

Thrilling Anthony Man movie about modern oil drillers fight to drill in waters that have historically been off-limits

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Review by user502maskfubi

Reviews for Thunder Bay

Joanne Dru looks very sensual under Mann's direction...

Shrimps, Oil and Love in Port Felicity

Cornball adventure story about clashing industries ...

"Wide-Screen" (sort of)...Stereo...Technicolor...Much Ado About Not Much...Almost a Dud

Unique take on the Western genre

Determined oilmen in the Gulf of Mexico.

Exciting epic offshore oilern, with some problems in screenplay details and casting

Where's The Widescreen Version?

Stewart Follows His Dream Again

Thrilling Anthony Man movie about modern oil drillers fight to drill in waters that have historically been off-limits

Considering this is a Jimmy Stewart and Anthony Mann film, it should have been a lot better!

Transparent Plot Devices, Thin Script, but Interesting Look Back