The Abyss (1989) First Time Watching | Movie Reaction
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- Опубликовано: 7 фев 2024
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1:21 - movie reaction
35:29 - let's talk about it!
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One of my favourite movies.. The drowning scene is truly one of the best ever filmed. You really feel Buds desperation & love for his wife.. Good film 👍🏼
Y’all are hilarious
“You see? Moses style!”
“Yeah, mon” haha
This is one of my favorite movies! Not many people have reacted to it... I'm glad you are! 🥰
One of James Camerons best movies
one of the most underrated movie. the reanimation scene is one of the best scenes ever!
YES! Two of my favorite people reacting to my favorite sleeper hit!
I was in college (and mostly broke) in 1989-90, and at some point during that year, this movie showed up at the student theater, where they got older movies for lower cost and only charged students a buck. I had no idea what I was in for, but as a kid who saw Close Encounters about 10 times in the theater, this was right up my street. I walked out of there just stunned. And that was the original, shorter version.
The Abyss Special Edition ending is THE DEFINIITIVE ending. Itll make so much more sense. Trust me. Start right when the alien takes him to the city.
Special Edition... Thank you!!! Oh and the making of the movie is impressive in itself... the amount of effort they went to and the actors, pushed the limits in more ways than one... one of my top 10 movies. Cheers!
Few people knows how difficult this movie was to make. The breathing liquid it's a real technology that have been proposed for very deep diving and it's still in develop. Joy is right about fishes, you are so deep that you'll find life at the bottom where they can find nutrients. The deepest point are the Mariana islands abyss at 11.000 meters deep. My guess, as a former biology student is that the "aliens" are not aliens. They match the anatomy and proposed biology of some deep water jellyfish, but evolved and intelligent, sort of a second intelligent species for our planet. This movie is also the first time they made a photorealistic CGI animation, the "Water wiener" like the movie team named it 😅 Great video guys!
If you haven't yet, you should read the accompanying novel (not written after but with the movie) by Orson Scott Card, he explains a lot about how the "aliens" think, when and why they came, and that the situation is much more complex than what we see on the screen.
An interesting bit if info about the breathing liquid:
1. it brings you O2 but not as good at allowing you to expel CO2 so it has its limitations.
2. it feels like drowning the entire time. :(
@@captbunnykiller1.0 Thanks! By the time the movie was out I was in high school, I'm chilean, we didn't even had a land line telephone at that time 😸 there was a time when this movie was almost imposible to find and less chance to get the novel, that I can say in my defense 🤗 I'll try to get it, thanks for the advice!
So basically they encountered Atlantians way before Aquaman movie happened Lol
The difference between this version and the original theatrical version is the entire conversation between Bud and the aliens...and the tsunami. The theatrical release goes from the water parting (so Bud can breathe) to the "city" rising to the surface.
You two are so much fun to watch!! I loved this movie! I saw it in the theater but the extended version makes so much more sense. Anyway the underwater scenes were filmed in a large tank at an oil refinery in southern California
37:13 *Marian:* _"They really care about us. What aliens care about us?"_ 🌊 I think the point is that they're not from outer space. They live here just like we do. So that's why they care what we do.
Terrific reaction.
It’s been theorized that the aliens were actually the lost survivors of Atlantis. They had such technology to survive under water.
But it’s just a theory.
I love all your reactions. You all are so perceptive. This is one of my 15 favorite science-fiction movies. Bud’s descent into the abyss is my favorite scene---so profoundly moving. The science in this movie is real. The breathable liquid is real, as described, and the rat in the film really did what we see (it wasn’t faked). The cold-water drowning effect, called the “mammalian diving reflex,” is also true. It was announced to the public by the U.S. National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration in a 1974 press release (I have an original copy), but weirdly is still little known by most people. Many people have survived up to half an hour, and I think the record is nearly one hour.
My favorite cousin was in the submarine service for 30 years (the last 10 on shore) and crossed the North Pole once in a nuclear sub. When I was a kid he told me about their training, which included lots of simulation drills for closing the hatch against the force of the water pushing into the compartment. Very scary stuff.
Thank you for this revelatory information.
5:20 - I was kinda surprised with rat owner's reaction myself. If one of my pets were snatched from me and dunked into a liquid to drown....there will be blood!
This is one of my all-time favorite movies (in my top 5) and I am THRILLED that you're reacting to the Special Edition. I feel that you guys are very thoughtful in your reactions and I loved hearing your ideas about the film and its meaning. The Special Edition was first seen on the DVD release- it wasn't released in theaters because back then movie studios felt that audiences wouldn't want to see a movie that was too long (is a movie really too long if it uses its time wisely and keeps things going?). The subplot about humanity being on the brink of World War III was completely cut from the movie. I would urge you to seek out the novelization, which was written by Orson Scott Card, which gives even more backstory and more context about the characters. There is also an incredible documentary on the making of the movie, because there were techniques and technology that were developed just to make this movie possible. Thank you so much for sharing this reaction with us, I am so happy to see this underrated (at least in comparison with James Cameron's other films) movie get some attention.
I think to this day, this is considered the hardest to make movie in history. Some of the main cast described the experience as a nightmare.
The crazy soldier is actor *Michael Biehn,* he's also *Kyle Reese* from *The Terminator* and *Johnny Ringo* from *Tombstone,* and Bud *(Ed Harris)* was in *Apollo 13* and *The Truman Show;* they're also both in *The Rock* starring *Nicolas Cage* and *Sean Connery* which you guys should watch.
*PLEASE* react to *Arlington Road (NO ONE HAS REACTED TO IT)* starring *Jeff Bridges* and *Tim Robbins* (The Shawshank Redemption), and to *The Big Lebowski* starring *Jeff Bridges, John Goodman* and *Steve Buscemi;* also you should check out *National Treasure* and *National Treasure 2* starring *Nicolas Cage; Ed Harris* is the second too.
Michael Biehn dont forget Hicks from Aliens also from james cameron and one of is most iconic roles
@@tiagoalves2056 Indeed, I just mentioned a few I knew they would recognize 👍🏼
@@andreshernandez1180 yes people usualy know him because Aliens or theTerminator
The main difference between the theatrical and special editions is all the stuff about the world being on the brink of war, and the aliens using tidal waves to scare the world into behaving. All of that is missing from the theatrical version. The military guys still go get the nuke and their leader still goes nuts and tries to use it, but none of the surface stuff is included.
This was filmed in a giant water tank that they covered, so the light wouldn't show. Cameron wanted his actors to be able to talk while in the water (traditional SCUBA gear has a mouthpiece), and he wanted to be able to see their faces, so he designed the special helmets that they wear in the movie. They were actually fully functional. Not sure if they'd work THAT deep underwater though.
The breathing fluid is a real thing, but... They can't use it on humans, The scene with the rat was real, because it can work in small animals. Human lungs are too large and it's a problem trying to get the fluid back out. Also, they have no way to clean the fluid, so as it passes in and out of a person's nose and mouth, it gets contaminated.
The extended cut has:
Friedrich Nietzsche quote in the beginning
Bud on the phone, "I'm a calm person....WHAT?!"
The crew singing a Linda Ronstadt song
Lindsey asking Bud why he kept his wedding ring
Lindsey telling a sappy candle story to Bud while he goes down the trench
Everything about the huge tidal wave.
Longer interaction with the aliens in the city with clips of bombs and humans being meanies
The pioneering visual effects of the water tentacle made Terminator 2 possible.
The underwater shots were made in a huge tank covered with black beads filled with air to block out the sunlight. This was an extraordinarily difficult movie to make.
Thank you for watching the Special Edition. The theatrical version cuts out an entire subplot, and the entire worldwide tidal wave sequence. The inclusion of the subplot and the tidal wave sequence, along with the expansion of the aliens monitoring the horrible things humans do to each other, makes the conclusion of the movie make more sense. In my opinion, the theatrical version takes a huge, unexplained leap and the conclusion of the movie suffers for it.
Not sure if you caught it, but Coffey was suffering from high pressure nervous syndrome, which causes the shaking that he exhibited initially. Other symptoms include myoclonic jerking (involuntary twitching of muscles), somnolence (sleepiness and drowsiness), EEG changes, visual disturbance, nausea, dizziness, and decreased mental performance. The decreased mental performance is particularly on display as the movie progresses and Coffey's actions start to make less and less sense, and his paranoia increases.
Video: I wonder how they filmed this type of movie?
They found an abandoned nuclear power plant/stack, built the set 20 feet from the bottom with a cliff face and then poured water to the top and then proceeded to film all the underwater scenes underwater.
There is a fantastic behind the scenes of the making of this movie on You Tube, a lot of the people had to get therapy after making this and the lead actress won't discuss this film at all, says a lot.
Should see the making of this, the part when she drowned and he had to slap her, James C actually made him strangle her and hit her . she eventually said fk this after the camera ran out of tape and they filmed rest of his reactions from below while he was crushing something other than a human :D
The theatrical version cut most of the aliens plotline.
I would want you to watch one of James Cameron's more recent movies, Alita Battle Angel. You'll be pleasantly surprised. Technically, it was James Cameron's long term project to make the Alita Battle Angel movies, but he also had the idea for the Avatar movies. He realized he had to pick one of the two and Avatar won out by a flip of a coin. But he always intended to make the Alita movies, he simply never found the time. At some point, Robert Rodriguez asked James Cameron if he had any projects he could work on and so we finally got Alita Battle Angel, at a time when audiences were jaded against movies based on anime/manga and when most were saving their money and time to see the Marvel movies. So, it wasn't a huge box office success, making just under what studios would have deemed worthy of sequels. That said, because the movie was so well made and streaming audiences have gradually been seeing the movie, word of mouth has spread and it's acquired a big fan following. In recent months, James Cameron has revealed he's working more and more on the sequels and they will eventually be made.
Yes I loved Alita 💜
No actor turns in a better performance in any film of theirs. This has two of my three favorite 'death scenes' ever. (Along with BORDER INCIDENT, 1947, a thriller with George Murphy being the victim after being caught as an undercover agent in a long death-by-combine that outdoes Hitch's tension levels.)
This is a BIG SCREEN Must-See film. Ed Harris' long, long swim back with her is powerful beyond imagination. And anyone reduced to seeing this on TV, without a huge theatre audience sucking ALL the air out fo the theater, castrates so much tension and power.
Joy will love these:
"Das Boot Director's Cut" (1981)
"Grey Lady Down" (1978)
"K-19 The Widowmaker" (2002) based on real events
"Deepwater Horizon" (2016) true story
"The Perfect Storm" (2000) true story
"The Meg" (2018)
"Operation Petticoat" (1959) comedy
"Down Periscope" (1996) comedy
"Under Siege" (1991)
"20,000 Leagues Under the Sea" (1954)
"The Poseidon Adventure" (1972 original)
I enjoy your reactions are so natural and cozy.🌷
I remember seeing this the first time when it while stealing cable in 89. Around the 32:53 Mark there's a scene where one of the extras pants another one as they run away.
I can't handle deep water either. Freaks me the hell out. Yet somehow I love this movie.
my favorite version of this movie! so glad you enjoyed it!
I always find it hilarious, when people _(= humans)_ assume, aliens would be "understanding" and "willing to help", once they discover us - simply because they are higher developed.
Ask yourself a question: going by just about EVERYTHING you have learned about history, and how it ALWAYS ended for the "newly discovered natives"...what exactly makes you think, things would turn out differently, when we as a whole are the "newly discovered natives"?
Especially in sight of our archived history.
You are are making the same mistake you are criticising others for. You are assuming aliens we know nothing about will do exactly what humans do when we discover less technologically advanced natives. What makes you think aliens will behave like humans?
I saw this movie in theaters when it first came out and the difference between that and the directors cut is that the version I saw in theaters had a lot less of the aliens at the end. This version focused more on the anti-war aspect of the story. I think this version that you guys watched was better.
27:02 ....................... "can you imagine what's down there?"
................................. "well, many people they claim, the scientists and all that, that they went to the deepest parts, I don't believe that."
then you don't believe the director of this movie..... because he claims he went to the deepest parts.... and only fell short of the world record by a few feet because his window started to crack.
Yeah, that drowning scene was intense.......
Love this movie ,Ed Harris is great in anything!
Cameron’s most original film.
This is one of my favorite films of all time, but I'm with Joy. I'm also terrified of the deep blue.
I love you guys too.
This movie featured the worlds first 3d water cgi effects
I like to watch this movie on a quiet/cold weekend 😊
Another Film Like This (Minus Aliens) Called Grey Lady Down (Theatrical Version) And About A Sub Rescue Mission Starring Charleton Heston
Brilliant film!
I’m glad y’all watched it! Great movie! Y’all should watch Tenet.
The actors nearly drown. They refused to do a sequel!
Wonderful movie, great to have wonderful people to watch it with! Thanks so much! You're right...not aliens. They live here, too. They don't want war, it would affect their property values! :) Looking forward to the next one! God bless you!
DeepCut, guys - great choice and vastly underrated. I saw this opening day in NYC at the late, great Ziefeld Theatre (one of the city's last movie palaces) and loved it - the resuscitation scene never fails to make me cry.
You guys should check out Das Boot, the ultimate underwater film.
Future tsunamis "the sea and the waves ROARING!", not brought by the aliens
Still anxiously waiting for you to watch Van Helsing, but you have been watching other great movies too
GREAT MOVIE
Maybe ETs are interested in development of nuclear advancement because since the 1940s it affected the universe and beyond. Like the ripple effect of a stone dropped in water or an earthquake under the ocean creating a tsunami hundreds of miles away🤔
so happy you reacted to this! and had the special edition!! This cheered me up immensely cause I was feeling really down tonight. Making of The Abyss is on youtube and it's fascinating how they filmed it, because CGI wasn't that big back then. The water worm was groundbreaking, though I like the NTI's better. Ed Harris (Bud) almost died. I can't imagine the crew filming in scuba gear, but it was fascinating to see and learn how they did it. And yes, you're not dead till you're warm and dead. Loved your Geology Rocks shirt and the Pooh shirt
Fantastic reaction! The special edition kept in the scenes of Bud watching the news reports of the big waves etc that the civilization of the abyss shows him. When the film was released the studio cut that scene to make the film shorter, which seems really ridiculous now since that scene answers to many important questions.
The theatrical release did not have the tidal wave sequence. It just goes from Bud saying 'Howdy' to the aliens to them showing him his final message to Lindsey.
One of my mom's favorite movies of all time, cool reaction as always guys, you both take care and have a good night
There is a terrific novelization of the script based on the screenplay that was written by the incredible science fiction writer Orson Scott Card...who wrote Ender's Game. It explains a lot of things that happen in much more detail. I don't want to spoil it for anyone, so if you plan on reading the books, do not read more below...
It definitely gives you a lot of backstory for each character, and it adds in the context of the Aquatic Aliens motivations, as well as many actions that they took that could never really have been shown in the movie. I won't say how and spoil that much of the book...but just to get you to WANT to read the book...the Aquatic Aliens TOLD Bud which wire to cut, but he did not know they were telling him. 😎
"👏🏽👏🏽❤👏🏽👏🏽"!!"
Tell the truth. Did you forget to breath at times while watching this movie?
We dont breathe liquid in the womb 😅 we get oxygen through the umbilical cord from the mothers bloodstream. Our longs and throaths are closed there is no fluid coming in
You are *(partly)* right. That's how it is until the baby is about 7 months.
But then the lungs *DO* fill with fluid. Not to breathe, but to practice lung movement and to prepare the lungs for breathing after birth.
Epic film
Can you guys react to “Here comes the boom” with Kevin James. It’s a funny comedy/sports movie
I think they’re intelligent earth creatures that developed in the deep oceans, not aliens or angels 🪼🪼🪼
The abyss special edition is a much better film than the original theatrical version its one the best science fiction movies ever made man
Disagree movie released was better
@@Pinkieloverdisagree the special edition is better
another exciting cameron movie though like a lot of others didn't think the ending made much sense⚛😀
21:21 watch out for land sharks and pool sharks. 🦈
You guys already did this movie on your Patreon in 2022. Is this a re-upload?
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34:29 - I think you both are right. This is a spaceship city. There creatures didn't evolve on Earth, they came here many years ago. Any Atlantis fans out here?
check out Mr. and Mrs. Smith
I remember not particularly not liking The Abyss when I first saw it, as a kid. I found it long and boring. I tried it again when I was a teenager and loved it more with each viewing. So then, the Special Edition comes out, and I'm often vocal about my dislike of special editions, I watched it expecting to dislike it. Actually though the extended scene with the NTIs really builds stakes, and adds depth to the NTIs.
For that scene alone I think the special edition was worthwhile in this case. Why they ever cut all that out in the first place I'll never understand. Was Cameron contractually obligated to deliver a product of a certain runtime? If so, that would be the last time anyone dictated anything to James Cameron, that filmic bad-ass.
please react to A Bronx Tale :)
I am SO HAPPY you watched Director's version, not theatrical. It makes a big difference story and ending wise.
This movie came out 3 months before the Berlin Wall came down so 'Russians' or the Soviet Union was still a foe.
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Why do you keep saying Marian over and over? He knows you’re talking to him? Other than you saying that a thousand times….i love the vid
27:11 Wth you talking about Marion? Scientists dont claim any such thing.
Angels disused as sea creatures, is the best description of I've heard yet. 🪽 Thats a beautiful thought.. Thanx you two, Have a great week everyone and take care..Xx
watch the nun
I've never seen this version. The ending is completely different. The original version ends after he says he's going to stay a while.
Well, the special edition is fine if you enjoy being spoon-fed everything and having it all be "on the nose" without any room for imagination, interpretation, or any other part of audience participation. No creativity whatsoever. Oh well.
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