Jeff Zorn Just watched the movie, may have seen it years before. I thought it was entertaining, fun, and worth the time. Great family entertainment, nothing objectionable. The acting was not the best, but they did an ok job. I happen to like boating movies and this was a good one.

Lbee This film is a near technical disaster as city folk attempt to survive in the wilds of Alaska, yet the photography and the superb participation by the animals, as well as the credible acting of the human participants bring off a pleasant and suspenseful film for any family. Overlook the technical improbabilities and enjoy a thoroughly enjoyable film.

jaybabb The best way to describe this film would be that it has a first rate story, second rate acting and third rate production values. What do you expect from a late 70's film? You can line up "Rollercoaster" & "Scavenger hunt" along the edge as well-what you see is what you get.This is a good story, it's just isn't executed very well. This would be a better movie if they have good production values-it just doesn't. I was never crazy about Robert Logan from "Wilderness Family" fame. Isn't any wonder why he isn't well known?A family attempts a voyage around the world on a sail boat-that run into trouble-you guessed it-A storm and they are shipwrecked. Do I need say more?I enjoy this movie on a rainy day when I want pass 1 hour & 40 minutes or so of time.

webmaster-217 Here's a movie that I would have a pretty hard time watching even though it is a family movie. Plot, Circumstances, etc. just aren't anything for most adults to get excited about in any way, shape or form. However, keeping in mind that "G" rated movies are made not only for families but also for children who can view such movies without supervision - this was certainly not a bad movie at all. My kids loved it and that's why this movie deserved the rating that it received.