it never occurred to me that the guy trapped inside the whale could be bisexual, and maybe that makes me a bad person
Following the death of his father, Jay Gardiner goes diving off the central Coast of California in search of his remains, but is swallowed by a massive sperm whale. While trapped inside its belly with only one hour of oxygen left, Jay comes to realize that the hard-earned lessons his father imparted may be the key to his escape.
Whalefall is showing in 5 cinemas in Los Angeles - next screening Friday 13 November at 10:20 at Cinemark Century Orange XD and SCREENX.
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it never occurred to me that the guy trapped inside the whale could be bisexual, and maybe that makes me a bad person
watched in 4DX, which i do think is probably akin to the experience of being in war. extremely disorienting experience, further complicated by me repeatedly trying to take a sip of my drink just before the chair shook and splashed it in my face. the person next to me showed up 30 minutes late, told me i was in her seat (one seat off) while the chairs were rocking like crazy, pulled a meal out of her bag, ate it, and then left 20 minutes later. the couple on the other side of me was talking a lot, but it feels insane to try and shush someone as if their talking is distracting you from the experience of whale stink being wafted into your face. i think every movie should be in 4dx.very claustrophobic movie. austin abrams is a movie star. josh brolin's great. the whale is forever.
weapons, resident evil, whalefallcalling it the “austin abrams having the shittiest day ever” trilogy
The film follows a scuba diver who becomes trapped inside the belly of a massive sperm whale while searching for his father's remains.
Whalefall was directed by Brian Duffield in 2026.
Yes, the film is an adaptation of Daniel Kraus's bestselling survival novel of the same name.
