Hi, my name is Greta. I am from Italy and I work as a student advisor at our Taipei school.
Hi, my name is Manuel! I am from Spain and I am a Student Advisor at LTL. I’m now based at our Seoul School after living 3 years in Taipei.The theatrical release shows the rogue wave hitting the Poseidon almost immediately after the title card. It’s sudden, violent, and shocking. However, the deleted sequence reveals a set to Klaus Badelt’s sweeping score.
Elena’s subplot as a singer hiding from an abusive ex-boyfriend is barely hinted at. The deleted scenes include a flashback montage while she is trapped underwater where we see her ex-husband (a ship officer) threatening to "throw her overboard." When she finally kills the villain (Freddy Rodriguez’s character, Valentin), the theatrical cut makes it look like self-defense. The deleted version reveals Valentin was specifically hunting her to drag her back to the man who hired him. This elevates her final escape from survival to liberation.
Petersen confirmed that several action beats were removed to maintain the "adrenaline kick" pace of the film.
: Some early trailers and behind-the-scenes footage feature slightly different CGI renders, specifically around the fuel leak sequence and the ship's initial rotation, which were refined for the final theatrical release. Home Media Features
Extended footage of the British band McFly, who appear as the ship’s New Year's Eve entertainment before the rogue wave hits. Character Asides:
Strangely, Poseidon deleted several action sequences that were allegedly already filmed. The most famous is the extension. In the theatrical film, the survivors climb a massive ventilation shaft. In the deleted scene, the ladder breaks three separate times. Kurt Russell’s character, Robert Ramsey, watches a nameless extra fall 200 feet to his death, screaming the entire way. Test audiences reportedly found this "too depressing," interrupting the rhythm of the escape. The scene was trimmed to a single, bloodless fall.
The is nihilistic. After Ramsey fires the flare gun, the explosion causes a secondary explosion inside the engine room. The survivors swim out, but when they surface, there is no rescue. They are alone in the dark Atlantic. The final shot is of Josh Lucas’s character (Dylan Johns) looking at a sinking life raft in the distance that is already overloaded. The camera pulls back to show the Poseidon ’s massive red hull slipping beneath the waves. The last line of dialogue, cut from the script, was Ramsey saying, "We just traded one coffin for another."
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Poseidon 2006 Deleted Scenes [hot] -
The theatrical release shows the rogue wave hitting the Poseidon almost immediately after the title card. It’s sudden, violent, and shocking. However, the deleted sequence reveals a set to Klaus Badelt’s sweeping score.
Elena’s subplot as a singer hiding from an abusive ex-boyfriend is barely hinted at. The deleted scenes include a flashback montage while she is trapped underwater where we see her ex-husband (a ship officer) threatening to "throw her overboard." When she finally kills the villain (Freddy Rodriguez’s character, Valentin), the theatrical cut makes it look like self-defense. The deleted version reveals Valentin was specifically hunting her to drag her back to the man who hired him. This elevates her final escape from survival to liberation. poseidon 2006 deleted scenes
Petersen confirmed that several action beats were removed to maintain the "adrenaline kick" pace of the film. The theatrical release shows the rogue wave hitting
: Some early trailers and behind-the-scenes footage feature slightly different CGI renders, specifically around the fuel leak sequence and the ship's initial rotation, which were refined for the final theatrical release. Home Media Features Elena’s subplot as a singer hiding from an
Extended footage of the British band McFly, who appear as the ship’s New Year's Eve entertainment before the rogue wave hits. Character Asides:
Strangely, Poseidon deleted several action sequences that were allegedly already filmed. The most famous is the extension. In the theatrical film, the survivors climb a massive ventilation shaft. In the deleted scene, the ladder breaks three separate times. Kurt Russell’s character, Robert Ramsey, watches a nameless extra fall 200 feet to his death, screaming the entire way. Test audiences reportedly found this "too depressing," interrupting the rhythm of the escape. The scene was trimmed to a single, bloodless fall.
The is nihilistic. After Ramsey fires the flare gun, the explosion causes a secondary explosion inside the engine room. The survivors swim out, but when they surface, there is no rescue. They are alone in the dark Atlantic. The final shot is of Josh Lucas’s character (Dylan Johns) looking at a sinking life raft in the distance that is already overloaded. The camera pulls back to show the Poseidon ’s massive red hull slipping beneath the waves. The last line of dialogue, cut from the script, was Ramsey saying, "We just traded one coffin for another."
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