How to rob a train… underwater! [female scuba diver in vintage gear]

You might wanna check the newest post on my other blog since a female scuba diver is involved πŸ˜‰

https://maskripper.org/the-frogwoman-who-feeds-fish-and-the-masked-killer

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I have known about this one for a long time now and didn’t make a post.

Lately, someone recommended it to me again and I re-watched the scene and decided to make a blog post about it.

After all, it does have enough good aspects in it πŸ˜‰

 

Preview:

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Here is the video:

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I tuned the video a little bit and made it a bit brighter.

Ok, these awful fake close-ups are really uncool and I am not even 100% sure if there was a female diver involved at all (female/male stunt double?).

I guess at least one of the two actors couldn’t do a close-up shot underwater… so they faked them like in “For Your Eyes Only”.

But the scene has some great vintage gear and a cool underwater vehicle as well.

Plus the overall criminal plot is pretty cool!

I mean they derailed a wagon with explosives, it fell off a bridge and they recovered it underwater.

A shame the police weren’t prepared better, as they were monitoring the train.

In my version, they would have sent some (female) police divers down there and the two had to fight them πŸ˜‰

Also, the criminal mastermind Diabolik with all his masks and disguises would be female … so she would also fit perfectly for my other blog.

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Wanna know the name of the movie?

IMDB-link

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What do you think about this scene?

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4 thoughts on “How to rob a train… underwater! [female scuba diver in vintage gear]”

  1. I agree, the idea for the scene is cool. The equipment too. There are few scenes with underwater vehicles. The execution is terrible. Sometimes I feel like underwater scenes in movies are a necessary evil.

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