“The Last Voyage” “The Last Voyage” August 7, 2025 Anne Cassidy Comments 0 Comment (Photo courtesy IMBd) Print 🖨 PDF 📄Related Posts:Caught on TapeMother's DayAfter DinnerAn Old-Fashioned GirlFathers and the FarawayThe Beginning of Things
 under tons of steel and maroons her child in the corner of a room that no longer has a floor. </p>
<p>The little girl’s father (Robert Stack) must rescue her. He tries several methods before hitting on the only one that he thinks will work. The young girl must crawl across a flimsy board with a makeshift harness around her chest. If she falls it means certain death. The minute I saw this scene I knew it was the one I’d remembered. Apparently, a real ship was sunk to make the movie, which accounts for the immediacy of the drama. </p>
<p>I’m not sure how I ended up watching this film, nightmare material for sure. But viewing it again as an adult — the search for an acetylene torch to free Malone, the bravery exhibited by some of the characters, the cowardice of others — well, it wasn’t “Titanic” but it held my interest.</p>
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