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 Into the Blue (2005)
IMDB rating: 5.50
Plot: Jared Cole and his girlfriend Sam Nicholson are a young couple living in the Caribbean. Jared is an unemployed diver whose dream is to find treasure in the Caribbean Sea and Sam works at a local resort as a shark handler. When Jared’s best friend Bryce Dunn, a selfish New York lawyer and his new girlfriend Amanda Collins arrive, the two couples spend a couple of days experiencing paradise. But, they discover an airplane on the sea floor that crashed during a hurricane and they find the cargo on-board the airplane is cocaine. Jared and Sam’s lives are in danger, when Bryce and Amanda make a deal with a dangerous drug lord who wants the cocaine. Jared’s rival, Treasure Hunter Derek Bates learns what they are doing and tries to negotiate the cocaine to raise money for a expedition where he intends to find a sunken boat with treasure. Jared, Sam, Bryce, and Amanda find themselves racing against time to find the shipwreck before somebody else does.
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Directors: Stockwell John
Actors: Walker Paul,Caan Scott,Brolin Josh,Frain James,Beckford Tyson,Dwayne Adway,Frazer Javon,Taloa Chris,Bowleg Jr. Peter R.V.,McIntosh Clifford,Collins Adam,Montie Gill,Ballard Dan,Action,Adventure,Crime,Drama,Thriller,
we aren't agreeing on the color combinations…what should we do?
I love the color combos of Navy and a light Yellow (both happen to be his favorite color and mine) Although he wants a tiffany blue, dark red, and silver wedding color scheme, I don’t want to tell him that I don’t like the color scheme because I want him to be happy on our big day. But I would like to be happy with it as well. Do you think there is a way to have what we both want without getting into fights about? (not that there have been or will be)
Take one color of each and anchor it with a neutral color.
-navy, tiffany blue and pale yellow
-navy, tiffany blue and silver or ivory
-red and pale yellow
-navy, silver and ivory
-tiffany blue, yellow and silver or ivory
Peanut88 | Feb 02, 2010
Make a list of several color combinations that you like and that he likes and see if you guys can find one you BOTH like. You guys can compromise on a color scheme Im sure if you sit down and talk about it. Good luck and congrats.
JasonsWifey | Feb 02, 2010
combined em like she said pick and colour out
Shannon | Feb 02, 2010
Both of you pick your favorite color and combine it with a neutral color.
Enagaged & Loving It | Feb 02, 2010
HOw about gathering the colors together. Maybe one of you will find that they like the other color once they see it in fabrics. You can go to the fabric store and find the colors. My daughter went to the paint store and found color swatches. It was so nice to see the colors that way.
alexis88883 | Feb 02, 2010
Well, go by season. If you’re planning a summer wedding, tell him, "Hun, those are winter colors. We need a summer theme." If it’s a winter wedding then you really should be reconsidering your color selection anyways.
Other wise, since you want yellow and he wants red, how about orange. A nice rich orange is beautiful next to a dark blue. Most of your wedding party could wear orange ties or orange dresses. The maid of honor could wear a red-orange dress. Your fiance could wear a red tie. His best man could wear a red-orange tie. The flower girl could wear a yellow-orange dress and the ring bearer could wear a yellow orange tie. It’d give it a nice spectrum of color.
Spot | Feb 02, 2010
tell him to keep his nose out of the bride’s stuff…. everyone knows it is our day!!! he should stand by and only say YES HONEY !!!!
C | Feb 02, 2010
The thing that gets in the way of compromise sometimes is that we reduce everything to two options: my way and your way. In reality, that’s very rarely true.
Compromise means each of you gives up something so that both of you get part of what you want.
For example, maybe compromise means that you each get to pick one wedding color: Navy and tiffany blue. Light yellow and silver. Etc.
Or maybe compromise means that the wedding party will wear neutral outfits, the church will be decorated in your color scheme, and the reception venue in his.
Or maybe you do all your reception linens and flowers in white, but do some of the table accents in red/silver and some in navy/yellow.
Don’t reduce this to "mine or yours." Find the middle ground where both of you can be happy.
truefirstedition | Feb 02, 2010