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Title: Cocoon
  • Released: 1985-06-21

  • Genre: Comedy, Drama, Science Fiction

  • Date: 1985-06-21

  • Runtime: 117 Minutes

  • Company: SLM Production Group, Zanuck/Brown Productions, 20th Century Fox

  • Language: English

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  • Revenue: $85,313,124

  • Plot Keyword : Comedy, Drama, Science Fiction

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  • Trailer: Video Trailer

  • Director: Richard D. Zanuck, James Horner, Jack T. Collis, Gary Rydstrom, David Brown, Robert Doudell, Lili Fini Zanuck, Ron Howard, Daniel P. Hanley, Mike Hill

Beyond the innocence of youth, and the wisdom of age, lies the wonder of... Cocoon

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When a group of trespassing seniors swim in a pool containing alien cocoons, they find themselves energized with youthful vigor.
Casts of Cocoon:
Steve Guttenberg, Tahnee Welch, Brian Dennehy, Don Ameche, Wilford Brimley, Hume Cronyn, Maureen Stapleton, Jack Gilford, Jessica Tandy, Clint Howard
User Rating: 6.5 out of 10 ★ From 754 Users
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_**Discovering the "fountain of youth"**_

On the surface "Cocoon" (1985) is about elderly folks at a retirement home in Florida unknowingly finding the "fountain of youth" via a pool on an adjacent property. A peculiar group of people rent the property to store boulder-like objects they take from the bottom of the ocean. As such, the pool acquires healing powers and restore's the old folk's youthful vigor.

Steve Guttenberg stars as the likable protagonist, the boat owner/operator who helps the people get to the objects in the ocean, but he has no idea what's really going on. The stunning Tahnee Welch, Raquel's daughter, plays one of the members of the peculiar group to whom Guttenberg's character takes a liking. Unlike Raquel, who's known for being a bit biyatchy, Tahnee shines with a winsome disposition. Brian Dennehy is also on hand as the leader of the odd group, and he does very well.

Most great movies have a deeper subtext, and so it is with "Cocoon." The story is a commentary on aging, death, grieving and the yearning for eternal life. The people of the peculiar group are types of angels or, better yet, the redeemed in glorified bodies. What they offer is the gospel, the key to eternal life in the "new heavens and new earth, the home of righteousness" (2 Peter 3:13). By "the redeemed in glorified bodies" I'm referring to the glorious bodies that are promised to believers at the time of their bodily resurrection (1 Cor. 15:42-44); these bodies will be imperishable, powerful and spiritual (not carnal) in nature. Believers will be able to defy gravity with these new bodies, walk through doors and teleport from one place to another, all of which can be observed in Jesus Christ after his resurrection.

Needless to say, "Cocoon" has an incredible subtext. But it's not necessary to get so deep. This is just an entertaining movie with a good heart. More than that, it's inspiring. On the downside, the final act is overextended and should've been trimmed down.

The film runs 1 hour, 57 minutes, and was shot in the Clearwater/St. Petersburg area of Florida with the underwater scenes done in the Bahamas.

GRADE: A-