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Anaconda

When you can't breathe, you can't scream.
1997 | 89m | English

(119243 votes)

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A 'National Geographic' film crew is taken hostage by an insane hunter, who takes them along on his quest to capture the world's largest — and deadliest — snake.
Release Date: Apr 11, 1997
Director: Luis Llosa
Writer: Hans Bauer, Jim Cash, Jack Epps Jr.
Genres: Adventure, Horror, Thriller
Keywords movie business, predator, snake, expedition, human vs nature, amazon rainforest, jungle, creature, hunting, anaconda, killer snake, riverboat, aggressive, amazon river, animal horror, suspenseful, killer expedition, rainforest river, river ravine
Production Companies Columbia Pictures, Middle Fork Productions, Skylight Cinema Foto Art, St. Tropez Films, Cinema Line Film Corporation, Skylight Cinema Foto Art (US)
Box Office Revenue: $136,885,767
Budget: $45,000,000
Updates Updated: Jul 30, 2025
Entered: Apr 13, 2024
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Full Credits

Name Character
Jennifer Lopez Terri Flores
Ice Cube Danny Rich
Jon Voight Paul Serone
Eric Stoltz Dr. Steven Cale
Jonathan Hyde Warren Westridge
Owen Wilson Gary Dixon
Kari Wuhrer Denise Kalberg
Vincent Castellanos Mateo
Danny Trejo Poacher
Frank Welker Anaconda (voice) (uncredited)
Name Job
Michael R. Miller Editor
James Dyer Unit Production Manager
Barry Chusid Art Direction
Daniel Loren May Set Decoration
Kathy Monderine Costume Design
Tom Reta Assistant Art Director
Michael Muscarella Construction Coordinator
Glen Harmon Greensman
Randy Bostic Leadman
Louis Medrano Painter
Thomas W. Lay Jr. Production Illustrator
Adam Martyn Sculptor
Serge Genitempo Standby Painter
Walt Fraser Camera Operator
Alex Touyarot First Assistant Camera
Philip Sloan Key Grip
Robert Ulland Steadicam Operator
Michael Douglas Middleton Still Photographer
Pete Romano Underwater Camera
Dino Ganziano Hairstylist
Donna Barrett Gilbert Key Hair Stylist
Gala Autumn Set Costumer
Jon Aguilar Set Dressing Artist
Steve Blumenkrantz Animatronic and Prosthetic Effects
J.H. Arrufat Dialogue Editor
Todd Johnson Craft Service
John F. Teeple Driver
Justin J. LaPresle Propmaker
Tracy Farrington Property Master
Kevin A. Canamar Set Medic
David Tanner Software Engineer
Vanessa Grayson Stand In
Webster Whinery Stunt Coordinator
Greg Nutt Transportation Captain
Gregory Nutt Transportation Co-Captain
Mira Tweti Unit Publicist
Roy Bean Video Assist Operator
Scott Anderson Visual Effects Editor
K.C. Colwell First Assistant Director
Dale E. Grahn Color Timer
David Maddux Gaffer
Laurence Cropley Lighting Technician
Deborah Laub Location Manager
Gene Kelly Production Accountant
Kris Fullan Martinez Production Coordinator
Kimberly Harris ADR Supervisor
Steve Birkett Boom Operator
Destiny Borden First Assistant Sound Editor
Joanie Diener Music Editor
Simon Coke Sound Effects Editor
Douglas B. Arnold Sound Mixer
Richard C. Franklin Supervising Sound Editor
Chuck Gaspar Special Effects Supervisor
Robin Griffin Visual Effects Producer
John Nelson Visual Effects Supervisor
Martin A. Kline Visual Effects Art Director
Serge Sretschinsky Supervising Technical Director
Roberto Carneiro Costumer
Valeria Costa Amorim Assistant Production Manager
Xochi Blymyer Second Assistant Director
Lisanne Sartor Second Second Assistant Director
Beau Marks Second Unit Director
David J. Negrón Jr. Storyboard Artist
Avram D. Gold ADR Editor
Nerses Gezalyan Foley Mixer
Nancy Huffman Special Effects Assistant
Tony Allard Special Effects Technician
Ann Monn VFX Artist
Jim Marquette Assistant Camera
Gu Ramalho Camera Loader
Pedro Moraes Camera Trainee
Edward C. Peters Dolly Grip
Marcela Bourseau Second Assistant Camera
Kelvin Lee Lead Animator
Inéz Salgado Miranda Wardrobe Assistant
Mo Henry Negative Cutter
Jane E. Graves Assistant Location Manager
Rick Senteno Assistant Chief Lighting Technician
Justine Hebron Assistant Production Coordinator
Colin Campbell Compositing Lead
Tiffany Fraser First Assistant Accountant
Michael Neal Payroll Accountant
Anthony Ceccomancini Pre-Visualization Coordinator
Fred Aghajanian Production Assistant
Richard Harrah Production Executive
Hans Bauer Writer
Jim Cash Writer
Patricia Eskenazi Stunt Double
Terry Jackson Stunt Double
Dain Turner Stunts
Patrick J. Statham Stunts
Eddie L. Watkins Stunts
Carol Daniels Stunts
Richard Epper Stunts
J. Mark Donaldson Stunts
Terry James Stunts
Dennis Scott Stunts
Jeff Podgurski Stunts
Luis Llosa Director
Randy Edelman Original Music Composer
Bill Butler Director of Photography
Stelvio Rosi Line Producer
Mindy Marin Casting
Barbara Mesney Set Designer
Toca Seabra Aerial Camera
Jennifer Badger Stunts
John Papsidera Casting Associate
Guy Moon Orchestrator
Jacquie Barnbrook Visual Effects Coordinator
Caique Martins Ferreira Production Manager
Gary A. Hecker Foley Artist
Chuck Picerni Jr. Stunts
Stephanie Finochio Stunt Double
Tierre Turner Stunts
April Weeden Stunts
Phil Culotta Stunts
Sandy Berumen Stunts
Mickey Giacomazzi Stunts
Denney Pierce Stunts
Hugh Aodh O'Brien Stunts
James Ryan Stunts
Mike Smith Stunts
Walter Royle Best Boy Grip
Kirk M. Petruccelli Production Design
Jack Epps Jr. Writer
Gary A. Beaird Jr. Grip
Ken Diaz Makeup Artist
Nick Brett Stunts
Name Title
Verna Harrah Producer
Carole Little Producer
Leonard Rabinowitz Producer
Susan Ruskin Executive Producer
Beau Marks Co-Producer
Andy Fickman Associate Producer
Jack Epps Jr. Producer
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Reviews

dalboz
2.0

Why did I wait to see this until now? And why did Jon Voight not win another Oscar for this movie? “Anaconda” follows a group of highly intelligent and not at all oblivious documentary filmmakers as they search for a hidden tribe in the Amazon. Along the way, they find a not at all creepy snake h ... unter played by Jon Voight, whose tries to help them but completely by accident takes them into a forbidden area of the Amazon where resides giant, completely realistic-looking snakes that move at entirely believable and not at all unrealistic speeds. Trust me, you won’t believe how realistic the CGI is. You’d swear the snakes were right there with the actors. The characters are in no way infuriating. At no point do you ever root for the snakes to win and all the human characters to die in horrible ways. You feel genuinely upset when a character dies and don’t want to laugh or cheer at all. Trust me, you need to see this movie. It’s easily on par with such masterpieces as “The Room” or Kirk Cameron’s “Saving Christmas.”

Jun 23, 2021
Kamurai
6.0

Good watch, would watch again, and can recommend. This is a huge surprise that this holds up after 20+ years, which is great because there aren't enough giant snake movies out there. This was a bit before modern technology, but that's offset by taking place on the Amazon River, far away from w ... here technology would work anyways. This was also back when Jennifer Lopez and Ice Cube thought they were actors (and I honestly prefer them as actors), and I certainly don't think that they are the any of the bad parts of this movie. Jon Voight was by far the most confusing, if not "bad" part of this movie. I think he was doing an impression of a Spaniard, but maybe was supposed to be having a Portuguese accent as that's what they speak in Brazil, but it was never clear if he was supposed to be FROM there or not. Even the character itself is oddly motivated, fighting to stay alive against people, but clearly has no self preservation when comes to catching the snake alive....so he can.....what...mate with it? Owen Wilson, in typically form, plays the "let's ruin this" role and really is a catalyst for the movie spiraling out of control. This is a "Mr. Toad's Wild Ride" of a movie, not good (even back then), but still lots of fun. With the bad CG and odd, but impressive practical effects, it certainly was never the impending threat of an unstoppable beast that was the problem.

Jun 23, 2021
SoSmooth1982
6.0

Yep hope I never see any giant anaconda In person. I would freak the hell out. Probably pee my pants too lol. It's a ok movie, but the snake does look fake. Either way I hate snakes. ...

Apr 16, 2023