The Abyss (1989) ♡ MOVIE REACTION - FIRST TIME WATCHING!
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If you think one sub like the one that sank (Ohio class SSBN) is scary, The US has 14 0f them. 7 at sea at any time even though their missiles have the range to hit Moscow from Boston.
They are literally the most dangerous things on Earth. One by itself would be the third nuclear power against other countries.
I am not sure if you take suggestions on movies to watch, but if you do, if you haven't watched, there are 2 M. Night Shyamalan movies, one of which has Mel Gibson whom you seemed to like called Signs and the other movie is called The Sixth Sense.
Lindsay coming back after her drowning is based on a real phenomena. In the medical field, there's a saying that goes, "You're not dead until you're warm and dead." The reason for this is that in extremely cold temperatures, the body can suffer hypothermic reactions which slow down body functions and a person can be easily confused to be dead. One such example I've come across involved a woman who was trapped under ice for about 6 hours, with medical services having to spend several days to bring her back to a conscious state with little to no lasting effects.
The making of The Abyss was the horror movie.
You watched the theatrical version. If you want to watch the extended cut sometime it is 18 minutes longer and a whole other plot-line is there which makes the movie come together better in the end.
The CGI water tentacle effect was proprietary technology invented for this film that made Terminator 2 possible.
Caffey is experiencing a type of dementia caused by the pressure from being underwater. He's not actually nuts or a villain.
Arrogant ignorance such as he demonstrated by believing he was immune to those symptoms simply because "we checked out" is a kind of nuts imo.
"He's not actually nuts or a villain"
He is a fool for listening to his commanding officer and endangering them all by taking the mini sub with the arm though.
You said...
I'm so excited to "DIVE" into this.
42:32 Fun Fact: Although the rat DID breath the liquid oxygen earlier in the film, Ed Harris did NOT breath it. His scenes had to be cut and spliced together so he could take a break every time he needed to remove the liquid (which in this scene is just coloured water) from the helmet. Then they would re-fill it and shoot the next part of the scene.
You REALLY NEED to see the Director's Cut!! It has ALOT OF REALLY IMPORTANT footage restored that was cut out and makes the ending longer and MUCH, MUCH BETTER!!
Oh what? She's watching the bad version? I never understand how people, let alone reactors don't make sure to get the correct version. Or watch after credit scenes.
@@Tconl I'm treading on fire here, but trying to avoid spoilers, there is more of a message in the longer version, but it never made much sense to me. Surely these beings aren't new to the idea that there is goodness as well as all the negatives of humanity. That version makes it seem like they just did realize we aren't all killers and destroyers. Ridiculous. They can't have been here for any amount of time monitoring our communications and not realize that. I just stated now why I think Centane watched the better version, the original theatrical release. This does bring to mind though why I also dislike patriotism, the idea that you must stand as one with governments that do things you object to (though you think you can fix it), because then you're grouping yourself in with its sins. As individuals, we can prove our INDIVIDUAL goodness by not doing evil individually. You're not evil, so don't stand with it, and then highly advanced underwater aliens won't want to annihilate you.
@@Tconl This isn't the 'bad' version. it's just the theatrical cut. Often the director's cut had scenes that made the movie too long in the eyes of the movie company. Sadly it often also removes depth from the story.
@@Dreamfox-df6bg The directors cut is widely seen as the better version. Not even close.
Yeah but no.
The editing is worse and the soundtrack is pure cack at the end because Cameron couldn't afford to bring Alan Silvestri back for the extra scenes, so the editor basically just winged it poorly rather than reusing already recorded score cues.
The Abyss is probably James Camerons most underrated movie. As far as I'm confident, The Abyss is Camerons Close Encounters of the Third Kind
You should check out the extended edition, the ending has a really good wow moment.
someone spoiled the ending for her in the comments.
yeah, the director's cut of this movie is one of those ones that I feel is the only way the film should be watched. It changes the ending substantially and makes it so much better than the theatrical cut. A lot of extended or director's cuts just add a bunch of unnecessary footage that was cut from the theatrical version for good reason, and often these extended cuts are effectively worse than the theatrical cut because they have worse pacing or reveal too much too soon or just have scenes that are unnecessary or confusing or dumb (Days of Future Past the Rogue Cut, Aliens, etc)... but for the Abyss seeing anything other than the extended cut is a shame.
The best movie Ed Harris ever did. And your reactions are so great.
And yet, the one movie you should NEVER ask Ed Harris about.
The Rock is better imo.
What's crazy is that this was filmed in 1989 and the technology of the breathing that liquid is real and was used by the US Navy. Crazy to think if that program has evolved even more.
Not quite real, and never actually used by the US Navy. The scenes with the rat are 100% real though (6 rats were used, all survived), and they've looked into some specific medical applications.
But when they tried to apply it to diving, it never got off the ground due to problems with the high viscosity of the liquid and the corresponding reduction in its ability to remove CO2. With the metabolic requirements of a diver, they'd need to move 10 liters/min of fluorocarbon liquid just to expel the required CO2 to live. Not really feasible without assistance from a mechanical ventilator or some sort of CO2 scrubber connected to the diver's circulatory system.
For the scenes with Ed Harris, the liquid in his helmet was real but he did not breathe it in.
@@chiefcrash1 Solid call out. I did a little research and found some of the same takeways. Thank's for the clarification.
@@chiefcrash1 But even if it did work as an oxygen supply system, it still wouldn't protect a diver from such extreme pressures. Not unless you can find a way to liquefy the oxygen in the bloodstream, change the way human bones, muscles and tissue in general are designed. It is not like just changing the oxygen vehicle we breathe into our lungs will equalize the pressure.
Still, pretty wild concept.
@@chiefcrash1 One of the applications it was successfully used for, (and has been for some time), is for very premature babies whose lungs have not developed enough to be able to breathe just gas.
@@AceMoonshot Not quite right. Oxygen in the bloodstream is not a gas. The individual molecules are just that - molecules dissolved in liquid. That's how they can bind to compounds like haemoglobin. The problem isn't with high pressure at depth. The issue is in not decompressing slowly enough, where individual molecules can be released from bonding with other materials, then clump together forming gas bubbles, which is what causes the bends. It happens with nitrogen more quickly than oxygen, too.
It is theoretically possible to breathe using that liquid, the problem is that our lungs aren’t strong enough to push the liquid back out, so that becomes the biggest issue with it and why it is not used. This is one of, if not the best, Cameron film in my opinion.
It is used with mechanical ventilation. The patient's lungs are filled with the fluid and the ventilator ventilates the meniscus.
@@sana-cm7oc Of course, but it’s only used in experimental treatments for severe lung injuries or other conditions where traditional gas ventilation is insufficient or harmful, so it’s still rare. I meant more in the context of use outside of medicine. It would be so amazing if we could find a way to breathe it without assistance (cybernetic lung enhancements?), it would revolutionize SO much, from deep sea dividing like in this film, to space exploration, sports and fitness even disaster response and safety and probably a lot more. Maybe one day we’ll get there, but by then we’ll probably have all kinds of cool technology alongside it.
Definitely agree that it's his best.
But without a doubt the credit goes to the actors, ILM and Alan Silvestri individually at least as much as Cameron.
People seriously over praise directors when a film does well, but when it flops they tend to blame everyone else first 😒
@@mnomadvfx That’s true, and I honestly believe that while this is the best film he’s directed, he was at his worst during it as well. His negligence nearly killed some of these actors and actresses, and to my knowledge some refused to ever work with him again. Quite a few near drownings as I recall. So yes, Cameron does get too much praise, especially for this film, but when referring to his directed films I’m not sure how else to describe them succinctly.
Mary Elizabeth Mastrantonio is also in "The Color of Money," "January Man," "Robin Hood, Prince of Thieves," "Consenting Adults," as well as other projects.
January Man is one of my favorites that fails to find the same opinion from the public at large. Kevin Klein is a great leading man in that one and Alan Rickman has a fun small part as well.
Scarface
She was also the head of the FBI department in the TV series spinoff of Limitless that sadly didn't last.
The resucitation scene is one of my favorite scenes in all of cinema. Terrific emotional acting by Ed Harris. If I wasn't already a fan of his that would have done it for me.
What was really chaotic was the filming of the movie, especially for the cast.
Probably a top five hardest movie ever made.
Love the small attention to details. After Bud pulls his wedding ring from the toilet, his hand remains a pale shade of blue through the entire film, hilarious, since that super dye only comes off when the cells regenerate. I wouldn't be surprised if the writers got the idea from a Hunter S. Thompson story about this happening on a flight to Hawaii. Some guy lost some "valuables" in the toilet that he had to retrieve. A couple weeks later, he saw the guy again and his hand was still pale blue.
12:17 Fun Fact: Those diving helmets were designed by James Cameron for the sole purpose of allowing the audience to see that it was, in fact, the actors doing their own diving.
Fun fact - when people say this it was almost certainly someone else who threw a lot of money at engineers to do it for them.
What, you didn't think Cameron actually designed his own sub, or invented facial motion capture?
The man has spent an entire career taking credit for the work of others.
8:56 Fun fact: This rat is REALLY breathing liquid oxygen in this scene.
Liquid oxygen is so cold that it would freeze that rat solid in 2 seconds. That is not liquid oxygen
@@brettmuir5679 The scene is real. The rat is breathing oxygenated liquid that they described in the scene.
@@jpavlik04 brettmuir5679 is correct. Liquid oxygen turn to liquid in -182,96 °C. Although the mouse scene in the film is real, the liquid used is a type of perfluorocarbon.
@@jpavlik04
Liquid oxygen =/= oxygenated liquid.
Blood is an oxygenated liquid.
Liquid oxygen is the cryo cooled (sub freezing) liquid form of elemental oxygen used as a component of rocket fuel.
The OP is saying liquid oxygen, which as others have said is not correct.
Apart from the fact that you would freeze to death the insanely high concentration of oxygen would also kill you, because like so many things too much oxygen is fatal to living organisms, as Jammer in the film nearly finds out when he accidentally causes his oxygen intake to increase during the sub rescue mission.
If its not the director's cut you are missing out
not everyone needs to watch the director's cut honestly + a dude spoiled the ending in the comments anyways
*Special Edition
Extended/Special editions usually aren't fun for first-time viewers.
I MUCH prefer the theatrical version that doesn't have all the preaching about how evil humans are. This is all you need.
It's already tedious enough in spots.
Kamilla during the movie you heard them say "come back" on the radio, that didnt mean come back to the boat, its Radio speak for "respond" just a little trivia.
Beautiful movie by James Cameron
Submarines are built with separate compartments separated by heavy air-tight doors. In case of emergency the doors are closed to isolate leaking compartments. In the opening scene you saw them trying to close all of the doors. Thats why they needed to explore every compartment in the crashed sub. There could be survivors in an air-filled compartment deeper in the sub.
The nuke they went after was 10 times Hiroshima, not 50. FYI, they said it was a "tactical" nuke - that means a "small" one.
That fear of deep water you were talking about having, is called Thalassophobia, and I’m glad to see that I’m not alone with that one.
This is one of Cameron's most underrated and under appreciated movies. Although it was a nightmare for everyone involved; I think everyone gives an amazing performance. And it was all shot in actual under water.
You should have a backup camera running at the same time with your main camera. Doesn't have to be an expensive one. Even an old smartphone will do fine
The fluid breathing was real for the rat. They weren't typing to risk a human though. Haha
It's already in the comments, but the longer cut of this film is one of the best altenative cuts ever. Raises it from pretty good, to masterpiece.
Such a fantastic movie. Wierd seeing Michael Biehn aka John Connors dad Kyle Reese as the villain 😅. Lt Coffey
The main actors went through hell making this movie but they did an incredible job. There are some very intense and emotional moments.
The Lindsey drowning/being revived is one of the scenes I tear up a bit everytime. Ed Harris/Virgil emotional performance in that scene is completely believable.
Amazing 👍 The water tentacle mimicking Lindsay's face was new cgi technology in 1989 and James Cameron used it again 2 years later to create the T-1000 Terminator in T2.
The underwater scenes were filmed in South Carolina at half finnished Cherokee Nuclear plant. They made a two giant pools from the the containment building and the turbine hall. Oce it was filled with water they then filled the pool with black ping pong balls to make sure that no light would get in to simulate the lack of light in the deep.
I have scrolled down the comments a bit and didn't saw it (doesn't mean it isn't, I may not have scrolled down long enough), so here it is :
It's when he saw what the VFX team did with the water in this movie, especially the scene with the water-snake mimicking the heroin face) that James Cameron knew what he had in mind when he originally imagined The Terminator but couldn't achieved back then was finally accessible. Thus he started T2 and give us the T-1000 and its liquid metal.
The Abyss special edition is even better
This was the most surprised by a movie that I'd ever been when I saw this at the theater at age 15. This was a landmark movie for CGI effects. It may not seem like much, but that "water tentacle" was something awesome to see at that time. It looked real and it was done by computers. The next big thing after this for CGI was yet another James Cameron film, Terminator 2. Reminds me, you should react to one of James Cameron's more recent films, Alita: Battle Angel. It will blow you away how good it is.
It took a lot to make this movie. I think there are some making of the Abyss videos you can find on UA-cam if your interested.
When you are in the mood. Watch the SPECIAL EDITION, which is much longer, especially near the end. James Cameron has final cut in his contract so all his films are directors cut, both the theatrical release and the Special Edition.
Due to a complicated production (to put it lightly) this movie received the nickname "The abusse"... Production hell on this one is legendary.
U still have to see the main guy in the first space movie, The Right Stuff! Irony, he did that walk, in a space suit, in the Right Stuff, then did it here, then was flight director in Apollo 13!😮😮
One of my favorite movies of all time. I just about love anything that deals with extraterrestrials. What I love about this movie is that it shows how on one hand we can be terrible to one another and to our planet and on the other hand we are capable of love and helping each other. Maybe I’m just optimistic but I like how this movie shows that there is hope and I feel the same. I wish sometimes that something like this would happen. Check out the director’s cut, so much better. Great work on your channel, I think people like me enjoy watching someone see amazing movies like this for the first time with genuine and respectful reactions.
The crazy manic as you call him, did you recognize him? He was Kyle Reese in Terminator and Dwayne Hicks in Aliens.
The rat was fine the hole time, a rat cam hold its breath for up to 3 min underwater and this rat wasnt in the bag for 3 min.
Most of the cast hated filming this movie.
22:18 "Why do you have to touch everything?!" 😂😂😂
@28:49 I've always loved the music in this sequence. Very delicate and beautiful.
I was just thinking about this movie recently. Im glad you liked it. Bud on the Ledge is the best musical piece from the soundtrack. Alan Silvestri, great composer.
21:00 "Come back" in this sense is not a command to return to a location. It's radio speak, I think it is requesting a reply.
Apollo 13 true story and must see. You will love it.
41:07 - Years later this scene was parodied in South Park's Imaginationland trilogy.
this movie is a little slow but the ending makes up for it 🎉🎉
People had longer attention spans in the 80s. Movies had a chance to breath.
A little slow? It BEGINS with an atomic sub wreck and the action is almost non stop after that! There's also a hurricane. 🤣😂😅 It's only slow BRIEFLY after the hurricane passes.
But slow? 😂😅 Okay. I thought this was an action adventure not a relationship drama but Okay. I've seen this movie dozens of times for DECADES.
Oh, this movie is definitely in my personal top 5 movies of all times, BUT, as mentionned by many others here, the extended version is SOOOOO much better.
3:32 ...When the camera freezes at the right moment to make her look like she's about to throw up😆
'Diving into this.' Pun not intended?
Fantastic and oft-underrated movie. I also read the accompanying novel back in the day.
Ideally you should have watched the Director's Cut. But hey, there's still time.
Awesome Choice 💯
watching this as a kid.. I knew even then ..it was the realest effect in terms of movie experience I ever felt 😶
Cameron is ahead of his time in that Era
stay Awesome ⭐️
James and Michael Beihn again! He was also in Terminator and Terminator 2!
As someone who's drowned before, the liquid oxygen filling his suit gives me SOOO much anxiety 🤣 (tbh this entire film does) but the film is so good I still find myself watching it.
Its the same with 'The Descent' I get claustrophobic and it's a thriller set in a tight cave system! It's so well filmed it really makes you uncomfortable 😁
This movie was the first time any of us saw texting.
The whole drowning scene wrecks me every time
Hello Kamilla, you look cute in your little gray shirt!😊 Michael Biehn (Coffey) is not usually a bad guy. In "Aliens" and "The Terminator" he is the good guy. I agree, we are used to a faster paced film nowadays. I think because it was 35 years ago, they took it slow to show off the technology. Great reactions to this interesting under sea adventure, Kamilla!!!!🎬👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
I'll mirror what others have said. Watch the special edition when you get a chance. It adds some more context to the situation and the Aliens perspective. Great reaction
This is one of my all-time favourite movies growing up watching on TV, which is now stupidly banned in UK due to the rat scene. Thankfully I got the recent 4K special edition importing from mainland Europe no problem. I'm glad James Cameron with his film company Lightstorm Entertainment did not back down to our silly censorship demands :-)
Natural and realistic reaction!! I just love it!!!! Change nothing!!
30:59 lol 😂🤣
Du burde prøve Close Encounters of the Third Kind (Steven Spielberg) om du liker denne :)
Btw, han slemmingen med bart er han snillingen fra Aliens som overlever på slutten sammen med Ripley.
Michael Biehn is also Kyle Reese in "The Terminator."
Also in Tombstone
I recommend Sphere from 1998.
Confused Centane is hilarious every time😄
I'll be that guy - the theatrical cut is better, and you made the right choice to watch it first. By all means, check out the Special Edition now. It's an ambitious alternate vision and I especially like the little moments it adds. But on the whole the extra story is hackneyed and maudlin and doesn't add anything to the character stories we care about. It's a great special feature. But the theatrical is the real movie.
The production of this was an absolute nightmare. Gotta hand it to the actors/crew with the results.
If you have not seen it Close Encounters of the Third Kind is a really good movie as well and has a similar vibe to this one. I think it is a Spielberg movie made in the Jaws era of his career.
I'm disappointed whenever someone watches The Abyss but doesn't watch the Special Edition... It's the better version with the better ending. I highly recommend watch that version even if you don't react to it.
Talk about a new fear being unlocked. The ocean only being about 6% explored is unbelievable. 130 knots in mph is 149 on land.
Nobody knows the meaning of 149. But it's 240 km/h. It's almost a 1:2 conversion.
She's Norwegian, so there's a good chance she even knows how much a knot is. Everybody in Norway owns a boat.
You should watch the uncut version, it changes the entire movie, never have I seen additional footage make a completely new movie
This movie is awesome and your reaction has been beautiful.
I been really enjoying you're content ❤
over 13200 feet that is over 3 kilometers.....
4,02 km
Depends if it is Air or Water???
@@GrunarG No, a foot is a foot.
Incredible reaction to a great movie. Thanks.
This is the first time I've seen a reaction with lagging reactor video.
Did you record it with your editor by Zoom or something? 🤔
OBS bugged, out of all my videos this is the first time it happening and I fixed it throughout 🩷 the editor of the channel is also myself thank you very much ⭐️
Great job as always.. love the hair
Watch tombstone
The Abyss!!! 🌊 🌌 on Centane!!!
Should have watched the extended version, it’s a whole different story
Despite what many are saying in the comments, I think you made the correct decision in watching the original theatrical version rather than the special edition.
nah. I would thumbs up this comment if it were on X-Men: Days of Future Past, Aliens, Terminator 2, I Am Legend, Avatar, and maybe even the Lord of the Rings... but... for the Abyss... the extended cut really ought to be considered the only true version of the film. It is significantly better and the cuts made for the theatrical release were not made for pacing, editing, or story cohesion... but just because the studio wanted to fit in more screenings and sell more tickets.
@@nooneofconsequence1251 Actually, the stripped down theatrical version was a result audience test screenings (per a recent Los Angeles Times article about the 35th anniversary of the movie). Cameron himself originally said he released the movie he wanted to release, although in later years seems to have changed his mind. Anyway, I think it's good to check out both, but the theatrical version first. Preference for one or the other might depend on one's tolerance of mystery/ambiguity vs wanting explicit answers re: the aliens. As well as tolerance of some additional cringey (in my opinion) dialogue between Bud and Lindsay during his descent :) We can probably agree that it sucks when there are two competing versions of a movie, causing confusion and division among fans. Another one that frustrates me is Superman II (I prefer the original Richard Lester version over the Donner Cut, but I'm probably in the minority).
Great reaction!!! 💖💖💖 You also may want to check out Leviathan and Deep Star Six!!! 🔥🔥🔥
If you revisit it (and why wouldn't you?) do the special edition. It REALLY ramps up the tension on the surface and has a much better ending.
People have already heavy spoiled it so dont wanna watch the missing scenes afterall 😭
minute 28:58, I don't understand this cristal generation, she saw crippy, that water shape beauty...
32:35 Hey, hey! What're the first two rules of Fight Club?
Please check out the directors Cut, It explains the purpose of the under water aliens , and gets more into their marriage, it is so much better !!!!!
Damm,this film has alot of layers...Ed Harris and director James Cameron didnt get along at all.Cameron was notorious for yelling and cussing at crew members and Harris did not like that.Well,the scene when Harris was breathing the liquid...Well,as the story goes,Cameron kinda cut the oxygen off and Harris was pissed.Now,Harris was at the Oscars and Cameron won best director for TITANIC and the camera pans to Ed Harris,who was in the audience and Ed Harris doesn't clap and he has this very serious WTF look as hes looking at the stage.Its gets more funny,when Ed Harris was on Larry King on CNN and at that time,CNN would let callers call in and ask questions and one asked about working with James Cameron and Harris has this WTF,Im not talking about this look.
One of my favorite movies even though I don't like the ending
You should have watched the directors cut. It had a slightly different storyline, and it made more sense.
Hope you'll watch the sequel..."Son of Abyss"
I hope it's the Special Edition
It's very interesting. It's really good
When Bud and Catfish went swimming to open the door from the other side, they should have been crushed, as they were 2,400 feet down, and they would have been subjected to the same pressure as one adult bull per square foot sitting on them, or roughly 20 bulls. Lyndsey's body would also have been crushed. Also, humans don't breath water ever. In utero, the umbilical cord supplies oxygen to the developing embryo/fetus. The lungs don't even finish developing until about the 7th month of pregnancy! This movie was pretty good! Its plot was kind of mediocre, but the acting was superb! Especially from the principle actors. Michael Biehn did a fantastic job with acting the villain this time!
This movie made me scared of the oceans especially the deep.
Terrifying even for the actors during filming.
I'm sorry you got stuck with the theatrical cut; the full movie is amazing.
Centane! So Cute!
This film is partially reason why men want titanium wedding rings... Or at least in my generation this film affected boom about titanium wedding rings.
I much prefer the special edition... just gives it enough extra depth (no pun) to polish this classic off. Even the making of this movie was good to watch
This is such a...deep... movie..... 🤷♂😂
50:40 Actually Coffey said "FIVE times Hiroshima." Which is STILL extremely destructive, just wanted to make sure you had your facts correct.
Awhh what abot the scene in the end?
They seem a little too happy and chipper through most of this film given that it starts with perhaps 500 sailors getting killed in a submarine.
Watching the non director's cut of this movie is like not watching it at all.