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UNDERWATER (2020) Ending + Monsters Explained
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- Опубліковано 20 січ 2020
- #underwater #endingexplained
In the tense sci-fi thriller Underwater, Kristen Stewart leads a rag tag crew on a dangerous mission to safety that becomes even more harrowing when encountering dangerous sea monsters in the depths. Find out all about the monsters, and their surprising twist connection to a classic literary evil entity, along with explaining the meaning behind the ending that shows us things are far from over.
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Rodrigo knew that helmet was cracked and still took it so that someone else would live. That’s super heroic imo
He's imaginary
@@lastemperor3618 imo = in my opinion, and you don’t have to be a jerk about someone using abbreviation while you got typo in your comment dawg
Last Emperor says the person that cant write “write” dumbass
@@lastemperor3618 b r u h
@@lastemperor3618 you're probably joking but kinda ironic how you call OP the asshole
The thing that I enjoyed most was the fact that the trailer doesn’t reveal anything about the plot, so finding out that this was all caused by Cthulhu at the end was pretty mind blowing.
I won't lie, i kinda want more about this universe. It was a perfect Alien/Abyss vibe meets Lovecraft.
CreatureFeature Same! I heard they were planning a sequel, so theres hope.
@@Jenova12 i really hope they do! But i honestly think its been getting killed my critics. But hey I'm a complete sucker for cosmic horror. We need more of it, we have the CGI to come up with some hideous and unimaginable creations, or hell get Junji Ito onboard.
CreatureFeature I think if they find the right director to make a Junji Ito adaptation... it could be amazing. Ito has soooo much excellent material to pull from.
CreatureFeature It does have a 47% on RT, which sucks. That being said, I see this possibly becoming a cult classic.
I saw this in theaters and appreciated how fast the movie started I was honestly like “omg yes let’s get right into it”
Yea when she said "sometimes dreams are hsrd to tell from reality" I expected her to wake up after everything went to shit, glad they didn't. I guess it could be possible everything that happened was a dream? Would be an.... interesting way to set up a sequel. Hope it'll come out one day
The captain knew about the creature, you could see notes and drawings about it in his locker. Some of it even looked satanic. Also, Emily really came through while she was essentially by herself, I love her for that
I enjoyed this movie a lot. I'm so glad that the characters worked together instead of bickering pointlessly, one becoming a human villain, or someone doing something stupid that gets people killed.
that is one of the aspect of the movie that I liked. It was so wholesome that finally a movie where characters actually help each other in situations where there is threat outside of their comfort. No human villain, no debate, no fighting, etc.
Ryan Downey I completely agree with you. I was waiting for one of them to become a traitor because its so common with alien esque movies like this. It was refreshing to see this group of individuals being very competent.
Same here, also enjoyed the movie a lot.
This movie was boring
But it was so dark i am not sure if i saw a movie or a podcadt
It was a really solid movie. Streamlined as hell, and no "non believers" or bullshit like that.
One guy is like "Hey I heard something out there, Imma get this gun"
The other guys like "Yeah, me too"
worst thing is when they split up solo, why would anyone go in less than 2 searching for something, if they are only 2 its better to cover ground safer, than cover more ground but die
dont worry about me ,im angry at some movie cliches which dont have anything to do with this
Mr.Skittles I very much agree my dude
They also killed the comic relief decently early! That earned a lot of my respect.
"It must be the wind"
Kristen Stewart and Robert Paterson are really coming back in a sense that they're now able to show off their skills more and have twilight as a little bump rather than that one stain no one can remove
Stewart was great even before Twilight. But actors cant be good if the directors wont allow them.
paterson💀
Bruh the fact you had to bring that movie up makes you a hater just let the past die already
I liked the movies. I'm a vampire van, so I'm cool with any vampire movie. I really didn't pay attention to relationships, but the individuals themselves. Plus, I like the flat chested, elven creature. ✌❤
@@thoughtsofalostoneofalosto2591 my mom and girlfriend were really into them so I kinda had to sit through them 😂 I found it best to just enjoy the the movies for what they are
I love movies like this that acknowledge the greed & acquisitiveness of humans. like the scene where Emily says “we shouldn’t have even been down here” I really felt that bc just like in films like Kong: Skull Island, The Descent, Alien, Annihilation, and many more, when humans start dying it’s because they were snooping around in a place they shouldn’t have been in the first place. It really makes you learn something. don’t go searching for things if u can’t handle the consequences of what’ll come once u find it.
I agree with you this is an actual thing we need to learn
@@Wildflwer7 but weren't they drilling in the ground?
@@Wildflwer7 Oh yeah, no one knows that people are greedy!
@@dylanmonstrum1538considering humanity is still murdering earth in a variety of ways, I’d say we haven’t as a species.
I also agree and feel like they out a lot of truths in these movies sometimes..
Me: **doesn’t care about this movie at all**
FoundFlix: **uploads video**
Me: “aight ima watch it”
Same
I usually just watch this instead of the movie lol.
it's actually really good, a little predictable and jump scary but a very solid film all around.
Same. I was just bored
Sounds about right. And I’m not a fan of horror, but I like watching reviews about movies I don’t wanna see
"They kill the creature and bring it onboard" DID ALIEN TEACH YOU NOTHING?!?!
Human curiosity is the deadliest thing to us
K Lilly MacDierney true.
@@Ropen_ I'm the soul Hunter. But this out pizzas the hut
Intelligence is learning from our mistakes. Wisdom is allowing an intelligent person to go first.
Preeeeach
This is probably one of the top ten movies released in all of 2020. The design and visuals utterly captures the Lovecraftian world completely swallowing up your reality.
I enjoyed the movie very much, I loved how it started strong and ended strong, no moment felt wasted or boring, I was always anticipating something to jump out of the darkness and kill the characters. I loved it.
This was the most trash movie I could've ever seen. The characters are flat out boring and the dialogue is ridiculously bad. 0/10
@@Cheetowitcheese seems like you haven’t watched a lot of movies then
@@tackytb9288 dont worry he just trying to feel important
@@Cheetowitcheese Bro trying to sound intriguing but sounds very dumb instead lol.
Do Cats next, that movie was one of the scariest I’ve ever seen.
Marco LOL UNDERRATED
Cats was Scat
Marco so funny, forgot to laugh
A furries nightmare
P👏R👏E👏A👏C👏H
Nora punching Emily in the face to make her get into the escape pod is what I live for
im surprise Emily didn't die. i mean in other such thriller movies, such character always dies first.
anime OSOME same at every turn i was thinking “ ok now emily is going to die”. She seemed so nervous and unhinged to handle the stress. But im happy she survived.
I think they did that on purpose to flip people's expectations of who would survive
I'm surprised her oxygen lasted that long and only went critical when we caught back up with her
surprised*
She was a really boring character
I had ZERO expectations for this film or anything with Stewart in it, but it was phenomenal; & Stewart was incredible in it. Loved it.
Same. The movie was awesome
Another hint that the company was doing it on purpose was the captain's locker. It included a classic hand drawn rendition of Cthulhu.
@Abhinav Banerjee HOW DID U MISS IT the asian or white girl im not to sure but she was having weird faces reactions onto it
if it was Cthulu it would have wing and spread madness through the humans upon awakening
@@MrMagoo-hf8yk well they where already getting mad all alone, and its really chtullu but creature inspired by it
Am i the only one who feels this is less an homage to 80’s underwater movies, and a love letter to South Park?
Fuck Cthulu
This movie gave me so much anxiety just thinking about being underwater not being able to see anything
Likewise
Plus Cthulhu
I even have thalassophobia syndrome (fear the ocean )...
Same
I feel you bro, I'm scared of the ocean still I chose the Maritime course🤦♂️
In all of my 10+ years of UA-cam subscription, this is the only channel that I actually watch every video from start to finish without skipping. I love this channel so much, he explains movies so perfectly. Don't every change anything with your channel. You're enough, you don't need any visitors or guest. Thank you for creating this channel.
this movie could of been a prequel to cloverfield lol
Yes i think it's somehow related to the last movie multiverse
karima karima nope the director said it’s clthlulu
@@mattdutton4924 to bad this is now part of my head cannon.
lol. fun fact: actor T.J.Miller is playing in both of this movies XD
@@mattdutton4924 cthulu fits into the cloverfield paradox too.
We could all do with a bit of "Surprise Lovercraft" in our movies.
Iä iä Cthulu fhtagn.
I second that!!
@@69wandering We need more Lovecraft, damn it.
Right? Lovecraft wrote some of the best horror stories. I just want to see more lovecraft stuff adapted to movies.
@@kabob0077 amen, my friend!
I just watched the movie and im surprised he didnt mention the pretty demonic looking drawings in the captain's locker in the shepherd. really quick and the movie doesnt build upon it but it gives me the idea the company is literally the cult of Cthulhu. Plus i thought the cpt was acting weird at the beginning of the movie. Pls upvote id love to hear what FoundFlix thinks of this
@Alex glad im not going crazy lol
So you're saying that the accident is happened for a reason and everyone's down there is somekind of 'tributes'..?
@@baguswijanrk yeah sending sacrifices for Cthulhu, or maybe they dont want them to die necessarily, it's just a risk they're willing to take to awaken him
Yeah there's a picture of the statuette of cthulhu that appears in the original story. I think it's a copy of the illustration that's in the book. It's like right under the map, I had to pause it and go back
@@jrockoclock7088 that was the drawing by HP Lovecraft from 1934
I feel like she could’ve fit in the pod with that other girl but ig it doesn’t really matter since those things would’ve caught up if she never blew it up
Maybe it's a weight balance issue? Trying to give it good excuses lol
@@jimmerseiber yes and also the other "survivors" who went in the pod didnt make it because, I assume cthulhu destroyed it like it almost did to the Last 2 pods but Nora destroyed the facility so it wouldn't reach them
its definitely something to do with either weight, pressure or oxygen because in the movie they're only made for one survivor and obviously in the moment of survival id be like shit we can both fit but clearly there is a reason which is probably one of those.
Think it has to do with maximum weight and fuel useage
@@jimmerseiber has nothing to do with weight , because norah and emily are together as heavy as the guy who goes as first “smith” . She could easy fit in . But then we wouldnt have nothing to watch 😉
It's almost like a film that could've fit in the Cloverfield Cinematic Universe
(dramatically waving arms) Thank you!
This is the comment from this guy that does not have a lot of likes
Us Cloverfield fans seem to be a dying breed, sadly :(
Even the color palette looks very Cloverfield
Me going into the movie: just another underwater horror movie.
Me after the movie: WHAT THE HELL. CUTHULU
The fuck is a CUTHULU......you mean CTHULHU
I havent seen it because i had the same thought. Im pissed this video is my first hearing it'd a cthulu movie
@@demonkingt i hope its not a cthulhu movie, you can only bring that universe to live in video games and books a movie wouldnt do it justice, like oh mr director cram in 20 hours of mind fuckery into 2 hours
@@chromaticturtle8657 sounds less like 20 hours of fuckery in 2 hours and more the aura effect of him. which honestly is a very easy thing to throw in a movie with how he did the explanation. "Cthulhu is sleeping in this spot, his aura continues to resonate in the area." while a movie based on Cthulhu doing his thing would be interesting. this idea is interesting too. I should really rent the movie though and see if it is personally.
No Go that would be freakin awsome
Through out the movie the cast seems to be effected psychologically by some outside force. One character thinks he's hearing birds chirping, but no one else hears it, the captain forgets his daughters age, the Asian chick mumbles nonsense to herself, the same with her boyfriend, and the main character says something weird early on, but I don't remember what it was. I took this as Cthulhu effecting them. Update: according to the director, the captain was on the original drill, where everyone went crazy hearing things, and it was abandoned. They later returned, and this is where the movie takes place. So the captain knew that there was something weird going on. Which may be why he refused to escape early on, and only gave the excuse that a captain is the last one to leave. So the company has already rebooted this project before, and will seemingly continue to do it again.
So he stayed to, in a sense, save himself from what lurked outside (considering it seems no one from the escape pods actually made it to the surface)?
@@NaomiTCOOKIES possibly. At the end it says that there were only two survivors. I guess those creatures got the other 24 pods. I feel like this is a movie I need to watch again to see all of the little details.
@@NaomiTCOOKIES also, the drill facility that the captain decides to go to is actually a walker. So it moves like a spider. You can see this when the Captain opens the plans to the facility for a few seconds, and the director clarified this in an interview. So maybe that's how he survived the first time.
@@SoulPurposeGaming Ah ok, thanks for the explanation! Haven't seen this interview yet so this tidbit of info interests me. Wouldn't the monsters be able to destroy that walker facility though if the Captain tried to escape in it? Or you think not enough had come through yet to be able to destroy it?
@@NaomiTCOOKIES I'm assuming that at the very least Cthulhu hadn't come through. It's possible that all they experienced were hallucinations as well. The interview is on Mr. H UA-cam channel if you want to check it out.
Not gonna lie when cthulhu appears that was mind blowing
"that twilight garbage"
never have I heard more true words in my life
Nowadays, the general sentiment, including towards the novels, seems to be "How could these… things have once been a "thing" ?"
The director himself said that the large monster is indeed Cthulhu
how did cthulhu die from a tiny explosion
LagiNaLangAko23 actually it split is head wide open and his brains went everywhere he then sunk back in the city of ryleth I don’t think I spelled that right and basically reformed himself
He already explained that he doesn’t believe Cthulhu died, since the director himself stated it is indeed Cthulhu, then obviously he didn’t die as we’ve seen Cthulhu come back after explosions much bigger then the one shown in this movie, all it did was a flesh wound. I think.
He didn't die. He is just temporarily handicapped long enough to let the pods reach the surface. We never really saw Cthulhu die. Once the explosion happened it sort of just cut to Nora and then to the credits.
I FLIPING KNOW IT
**Stewart ripping out her way out of the monster**
So you are saying it was our time to burst from their chest? That sounds like good change of things.
Reverse chest-buster?
How do you rip out your way out?
@@maxhydekyle2425 with determination, violence and nail sharpness each equal to the strength of infinite 100% izuku midoriya
Or flares. Flares work too!
Cringe
Deepwater horror is good when realize you've been holding your breath, unblinking, most of while watching it
When she opens the Captain's locker in the Shepard station, there is a drawing of Cthulhu.
"our old friend"
"..."
"the ancient, evil, god *_cthulu_*"
"there it is"
@gabriel raspatelly either way it doesn't matter cause theres no proper way to spell or pronounce it sense it's just spelled in are spelling it's still a name in a alien language
robert champagne since*
gabriel raspatelly it was “pronounced” right. The only thing shook got wrong, was stating it’s “evil” and “our friend” 😄😁😬🐙
i wish the final scenes were from a better movie cause cthulu looks great and the shot of him trying to run from a antimatter bomb and failing is amazing even though all it did was likely knock him out but it did disintergrate ryleh and most of the deep one population so not a total loss
As soon as they mentioned the massive drill was destroyed. I was like" there's something bigger down there.." my eyes went wide when I saw Cthulhu
Trent DeVlaminck Yay! Someone spelled it right!
did Emily ever get her moonpie though
smith had it probably in his suit...….so i'd say yes.
nah she got the creampie instead
haha same question
@@sunnyd5588 😳
I'll moon her pie
I remember giggling maniacally when I watched this.
I was just so stupidly jazzed over having a good Cthulhu movie that didn't try to be something it wasn't. There was no deep, philosophical meaning, no secret villain, just a good, classic monster movie.
The only thing I didn’t like about this film is how long it took for them to realize it was the “creatures” who were responsible for the base being destroyed
Nathan Hansen They literally say in the movie that the fish monsters seems unlikely to destroy the base given the size of it, a foreshadowing of Cthulhu in the last act.
@@ckwong1593 lol
Not tj Miller?
Blame it on Russians or chinese hahahahha.
They didn’t know about the giant creature til the end. That was who was responsible for most of the destruction to the facility
The director confirmed that it is his intention that the monster is Cthulhu, not just a reference to him.
Seemed to go down waaayy too easy to be Cthulhu to me tbh, probably just one of the bigger servants
@@SoicAngellis in the Lovecraft story he gets blown up but doesn't die. And we don't actually see that he died in the movie.
If they hinted at Cthulhu in the trailers than maybe this movie would've made more money and caught more people's attention. The trailers just showed it as another underwater "horror" movie with sea creatures.
@@SoicAngellis Cthulhu can be destroyed but can't die. In his Lovecraft story as soon as he rises the protagonists hit him with a bow and he explodes into seafoam. But it's stated he's not really dead just stopped for now
@@eriklotshaw When in call of Cthulhu did he get blown up i remember him being hit with a boat but not an explosion
As I’m getting older I’m realizing how hard it must be to make these sets even if this movie acting was trash I’d still appreciate the set/special effects I really liked this movie!
Troll get out of here
Brandon Bosworth heck you
@@jimmygeis8951 😂😂😂🙅 ig someone is to Yung to actually learn how to spell and male a comeback 😂
Brandon Bosworth it’s called a joke
@@jimmygeis8951 well could have just said that right away pal srry man
I just got done watching the movie for the first time, and it was something about the Captain and his daughter being connected to that monster being awakened.
If you remember near the beginning of the film when he was first introduced onscreen, Kristen's character asked the Captain why he didn't leave with the escape pods to go home and be with his daughter, the camera cuts to his face and he looked troubled, then quickly changed the subject. Then halfway through the movie as they were all talking while going down to the ocean floor, the other woman with them asked him how old his daughter is, and he said "she's 14", and Kristen Stewart's character then said "14? I thought she was older than that, like around my age?" and the captain again looked worried as if he had slipped up, then jokingly stated "I guess I'm getting old", as if he was lying about something. Then near the end of the film when Kristen made it to Shepard station, she saw in the captain's locker under the map with the Pentagram drawing a pamphlet with a picture of a girl that read "In Loving Memory, Died at Age 14", and Kristen looked confused.
I'm guessing he sacrificed his daughter to the sea monster long ago or something, but he was definitely tied to that monster and his daughter was obviously involved.
I like this theory. Makes a lot of sense to me
Interesting theory! I did read on a few articles though that the Cthulhu drawings was just an easter egg. My assumption was that when he answered Emily's question about his daughter's age and Norah corrected him, he became worried because he didn't tell Norah the truth that his daughter had actually died at age 14. Norah eventually found out the reason why he said his daughter was 14 when she found the memorial card.
Iä Iä Cthulhu Fhtagn and all that
its not being down at that depth with that pressure can mess with ur head just like he said anyone at that depth can't survive that long. he wasn't worried about "slipping up". im assuming he lost his daughter at 14 and when she asked she assumed the daughter was still alive but his daughter died at 14 so thats the number he gave her then realized she died. and the map in his locker was I believe the dig site of the Mariana trench showing something was down there and he knew putting all those lives at risk, that's why she seemed upset when she saw it. this is just a prediction, good theory ig but ik his daughter had nothing to do with what went on, they simply drilled too far and woke up cthulu.
@@JaySmooth_ if the pressure was messing with his head like you say, then why was he still holding a pamphlet of her funeral in his locker and also tried to quickly change the subject when he was asked "why didn't you go back to the surface to be with your daughter?", it was as if he KNEW she had been dead and was well aware, that DEFINITELY was not the pressure of being underwater messing with his head and neither was he looking confused either, he was very conscious of her death already and tried to evade the question.
I will admit that I could be wrong about the connection between Cthulu and the Captain's daughter, but the fact is that there is surely a connection between the two, after all why was there a Pentagram in his locker along with her photo of her funeral? It wasn't just a coincidence that they were drilling and mistakenly awakened him, this was all on purpose, the only unsure part is what the purpose was.
I loved this movie! The characters were presented well enough that I cared about them, even Rodrigo! That little reference about him telling the same joke over and over again... Just a subtle reminder that a real person died, and the idea that many of the sacrifices come from people running from deep pain or sadness was powerful. And the Lovecraftian touch at the end? 👌!
“T.J Miller is a blubbering man-child”
Accurate
Niall Dowling Yes... well actually *YES*
But what's his character in the movie?
Why does he have a career?
What did he do?
@@thedorkone1516 oy vey call the outrage squad.
i always liked the idea that the company that put the drill ther was actually a cthulhu cult and wanted to awaken him
I went to go see this in theaters, as a date the first time, and with friends the second. Then we were in quarantine. :/
How was the date?
Loved the idea of this movie
Especially considering we only explored about 5% of the ocean just about anything could be down there that we dont know about
i dont even know what this movie is but it seems like a good idea
@Celtic FC Europa League Winner 2020 Are you? New species are discovered daily, and at this moment we know more about space than we do our own oceans. I suggest you at least keep up with scientific research and facts. Being a smart ass, then actually making yourself look stupid in the same sentence. That's fresh.
@Celtic FC Europa League Winner 2020 The ignorance my man. Take your ego down a notch bud
@Celtic FC Europa League Winner 2020 You are joking right? Right?
@Celtic FC Europa League Winner 2020 and megalodon is real
It's a prehistoric shark so it's just as real as a trex
This movie showed me that a starcraft movie is possible.
Those suits were badass
I admittedly know nothing about Starcraft but those suits were one of the highlights of the movie for me. That and when Nora just straight punches Emily in the face to put her in the escape pod.
Totally badass
Hell, it's about time.
Same thought bro
The very same thought crossed my mind as well.....they almost looked like space marines
9:21 When he started reading that Lovecraft book, all I was thinking was...
"We need more eyes on the inside."
Bloodborne reference?
@@megannye713 Yep~
I can definitely see them making a sequel in the future, hopefully it’s not another downer like a lot of sequels. I hope they explore more on this lore of the old world and how this is not he only remaining god, also I’m a big fan of mythology and lore😱
Unfortunately, it bombed at the box office, due to the brainless masses being brainwashed to like MCeww or Pissney
@@Telepather dude chill people like what they like
They won't. Unless it's all about trans children and strong, superior, black women.
@@dylanmonstrum1538tf you on about
@@aguyithink4119 Modern cinema.
I’d like to see them build a franchise off of this. Kind of like Cloverfield. Not sure how they would do it though.
It's open ended as in the news paper prologue its stated that the mining company is going back to drilling the ocean floor. So they could pick up there. I thought this was a good enough movie.
I told someone the same thing. It felt like Alien, filmed like cloverfield
Didn't most people agree that the cloverfield franchise was absolute trash?
@@NeroCM Lane and the first film were pretty solid, Paradox can take a long walk off of a short pier.
@@JakeDriver That's the exact opposite of what I've heard (haven't seen the movies myself, just repeating what others have told me). I was told Lane and Cloverfield were pure shit with nothing of value to offer, while Paradox was an actually interesting movie with the misfortune of being part of a "failing trilogy".
I have to say, I have been familiarized with a TON of movies watching your channel that I never would have otherwise seen and I love you for it.
"We'll be looking at the monsters in depth" underrated pun
Imagine watching this movie a day before going scuba diving and while diving all you could think about is those sea monsters.
The direct didnt just say that it is a reference to Cthulhu, he confirmed it IS Cthulhu. I love this movie 10x more being a huge H.P. Lovecraft fan
Aw man, really? It would make _so_ much more sense for it to be Mother Hydra or Dagon.
@@existenceisrelative from what I've read, the creature was actually supposed to look different and be called The Behemoth but for some reason they didn't go with that. I'm happy with the change tho, it did justice to a character that could hardly fit into modern films
Its more like dagon and his deep ones
If it was Cthulhu, I'd wished the movie would have gone with a more 'insanity/mind bending' like theme. Something like Event Horizon. I mean that's the whole schtick of 'Lovecraft' right? People going insane seeing something humans can never hope to comprehend.
@@marcusfraser2790 this. I want this.
Been a while since we had a monsters explained too. Thanks for being the GOAT, FoundFlix.
Stop being on every vid I watch lmfaooooo
Just Some Guy without a Mustache no shit
I'm tryna get like you just some guy without a mustache
The ending really impressed me with this film. As it's really a Cthulhu film. I mean the ending giant monster is straight up Cthulhu lol which was just awesome.
FoundFlix: "ancient evil God, Cthulhu"
Captions: "ancient evil God, could build ohh"
director himself revealed that the giant one is in fact our friend cthuluh. yessss!
Really? Can we see the source?
@@justhjon2217 ua-cam.com/video/8h3v9T1I-wQ/v-deo.html there you go
I knew this fucking movie was about him!
From the trailer, I immedately thought “shit, did they do a South Park and awakened Cthulhu?” haha
Kristan Stewart was actually pretty good in this movie.
Her acting skills are great. People just hate on her for no reason lmao.
@@halibitch2584 If they only know her from the Twilight movies, or Charlie’s Angels, or that shitty Snow White movie, they have every reason to shit on her acting skills because she was bad in all those of those roles. But she does have roles where she acting can act.
@Jihad Da God you mean that scandal that's *seven* years old? I mean goddamn people the woman said sorry, past is past. And, "just a white that can barely act" lmaoooooo, her acting skills are fine and using white in your sentence? As what? a derogatory word? lmao.
@@pathetic2399 you cant always blame the actor, you know that the director give them queues on how they show act or how they should say something. So it's never always the actors.
Meyonice I just hate her face for some reason
Paul and rod were my favourites cause they used to watch anime 😭
I was just glad the bunny made it to the surface
the last time i was this early, these people were still above water
Maren Knutson lmao
genius
Maren Knutson as above as below
this is what happen when the kids doesn't want to float
Ok boomer
I always found underwater scenarios to be creepier than space. Mainly from the fact that if there's strange life in space there's a chance it could be very very far away. If there's strange life under the ocean, that's on the same planet as us and has been under our noses the whole time.
i am so proud of my uncle, William Eubank for producing this movie he also made The signal, Love, and Paranormal Activity Next Of Kin
Than tell him to make a sequel or prequel. We need answers
What's funny is that I'm hydrophobic, mainly large bodies of dark, murky waters, and for some reason I enjoy underwater monster movies. I start getting anxiety watching them and this movie sure enough delivered. The only other movie that made me feel like that was Sphere.
Note, the “worm” wasn’t in an egg sac, it was in a corpse, feeding, and they suppose it was perhaps a larva.
Cthulhu sperm, it gets the dead out.
They said it was the back of some one lol
Yeah i dunno how the fuck he thinks thats an egg, they say very clearly its the back of a body.
When the kraken was first shown, the entire theater was shook😱
It's not a Kraken, it's a "Deep One"...
Actually it's a "Great Old One".
It's not the kraken its chutulu
It's not the kraken
Bro it's not the kraken
@@weogio Iä iä.
The fact that they both the females at the end could have definitely fit into one pod if they tried
True but they all would've died since the monsters will probably catch up
vvvortic's cousin The meltdown took a minute. It took them about 30-45 seconds to get out of the blast radius. She could have done it if they thought about blowing Cthulhu first
shadypalmtree Rationality isn’t the first thing that comes to mind when you’ve seen people die, low on oxygen, have been living in the ocean about 7 miles down, and in a panic finding out that there is Cthulhu right in front of you.
Maybe it's a weight balance issue?
@@Ryuga-2015 a long with carrying a tiny stuffed bunny, named lil paul. That alone absorbs even more of your rationality.
I’ve seen a lot of people call this film, “wet aliens” and it kinda is... but I still had a fun ride with it 🤷♂️
"Our old friend, Cthulu"
I lol'd.
FoundFlix: *whips out lovecraft and begins to read*
Me: Well, I found that more attractive than I probably should have.
Adrianna Jane same
Adrianna Jane it’s like listening to Henry Cavill read the witcher
I like the theory a fan commented that the corporation/cult was somehow aware Cthulhu lie sin the deep and they went to dig to release it - rather than a cooperation just plowing resources and mistakenly release Cthulhu. They new exactly where to dig, they wanted to study and observe and as usual without thinking of any large consequences. Also Cthulhu didn't die in the end which could open up a sequel but I think it's best to just end it as it is.
This along with Bad Boys 3, and The Invisible Man are 3 best films I've seen this year so far. I hope Hollywood makes a sequel to this.
Disney doesn’t care about anything that’s not tied to a franchise:
Lovecraftian is some what of a franchise. people just don't like to target that demographic though.
Stfu i actualy enjoyed it , if u havent watched the movie u can F urself
Heil Slein bruh, you talking to me? I’m not saying he film’s bad, I’m just saying that Disney treated it unfairly because it wasn’t tied to a franchise, and thus might not be profitable. So they deliberately let it tank.
@@kleinfut disney is about money. Franchises make money. Random one offs are iffy. He meant disney's mentality toward the movie is that it was a one off that would tank. That isn't his personal opinion on the movie
Oops i thought u hate the movie sorry
I got to say, Underwater made me so scared like I’ve watched horror movies that haven’t got me that scared like Underwater did. It got my heart racing from the beginning to the end it was the first horror movie that got me really scared in awhile and I enjoyed it.
Nyah Bear same!! I loved it
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I just discovered this on Netflix. This film deserves more attention.
"and this is an actual original movie. not remake or a sequel or based on a comic or nothin'.
What a slap in Lovecraft's face.”
I would doubt that the narrator in this video, could get through one paragraph of Lovecraft's work.
@@patrickmohan2220 Is it to much to ask that these UA-camrs read up the very basics of what they are to talk about? I guess so.
I was legitimately surprised when Cthulhu showed up.
I was all "HOLY SHIT - CTHULHU!".
Where?
@@MustBeNiceBro at the end. Did you not watch this video?
@@maybetoby nope
@@MustBeNiceBro lol maybe you should
"We'll be looking at the monsters...in depth" Nicely done.
huh... looks like a must see movie that didn't showed up in my radar...
Both Pattinson and Kirsten both have proved to be really good actors!
So "the company" already knew what has been down there and just never told any of their employees?
Sounds like weyland yutani
Like most modern companies of course
Happens all the time we call it the GOVERNMENT 😂
The worst part: they resumed drilling afterwards
No they didn’t know until the incident report
Was on the fence about this one but your sales pitch intro sold it to me. Had to stop watching this one because I'm going to try and see it in theaters.
Tell us what you thought after you see it.
Totally worth it
Really hope there's a sequel. This is such a good film and was exciting aswell as tense. If a sequel is made hopefully they follow the tone of the alien films again and make the sequel an action film but the same tone of film would be goo too. This genre needs more films and there needs to be more underwater monster films
Movie was really good. Love, sacrifice, horror, humor.. everything being human,, i was really surprised.
The first thing I noticed was that clearly she did not need those glasses as losing them has no effect on anything. That being said, I enjoyed this movie much more than I was expecting.
Probs just reading glasses
@Patrick Star I would of considered that, however how often do you take your reading glasses to the shower and put them on to brush your teeth, unless you plan on reading the toothpaste. I guess she could be farsighted so maybe it wouldn't of had that much of an effect. I'm blind either way, so I'm not sure how you people and your fancy eyes work. It just seemed unnecessary to give her glasses if they were meaningless.
or y'know immediate danger for the next hour means you make do as necessary
maybe she needed them to see well but wasn't utterly blind without them either
@@leeman27534 - Exactly! I’m perfectly capable of functioning without my glasses in an emergency situation, as long as I don’t have to read any street signs or make out faces across the room.
An astigmatism (which is what I have) is slightly fuzzy all the time at all distances, but I can see well enough without my glasses to do much of anything other than read medium and small text. Even then, if I squint _just_ the right amount I can make text sharp enough to read in short bursts. If she has a mild astigmatism, she may still be perfectly capable of reading text without her glasses, but working an 8-12 hour shift without them would give her a headache from the long term effort of the eye's straining to focus.
"It got trounced by 1917". Yeah, might've been the fact that a lot of theaters weren't carrying the damn thing. I wanted to see this movie with my friend, but it was never at our theater and I would've had to travel about 6 hours away to see it.
Easy for things to fail when they don't even get a chance.
1917 wasn't even good. It was a generic war movie with a gimmick.
@@justcommoncurt i disagree. I think the filming style was dope enough to carry it
Well deserved
i watched this in theaters and. i can't lie. the characters deaths made me cry because of their short relationship that they all formed together. especially with that scene with the man child leaving his baby stuffed animal with ripley 2.0 and just dying right in front of her as do all crewmates do.
I watched this movie several times. Super watchable. Yet when I recommend it too people, they've never heard of it or they heard it wasn't reviewed well. Coool.
This movie has become on of my favorites, I saw this in theaters twice and bought it, and this is the first video I’ve seen that talks about this movie at all!! I wonder why that is?
The director confirmed that it was 100% Cthulhu. I really liked that. I didn’t expect it going in but when I saw the large creature I instantly thought “no, there is no way” but the more I saw, the wings, tentacles, really surprised me. Glad to see lovecraft getting some love...... in others crafts.
I’ll see myself out.
I swear... You and your pun community are going to get yours one day
On the right sir.
Where were the wings i didn't see any?
Preston Allen i thought Cthulhu was an actual myth though not just lovecraft
I just did some research HP Lovecraft is from where i was born
one of many The director confirmed that in one of the shots, you can see the wings. I don’t know which one.
So, in the end it said there was only 2 survivors. So in my understanding, the first escape pods with 22 or so people were destroyed by the creatures ??
Yes, like, if Nora hasn't exploded the facility, they would have killed Emily and Smith too
Or maybe they were sacrificed.
@@fabyv5966 Ya, when they stopped to answer the distress signal and showed the pod had been ripped open, I think it is safe to infer that was the same fate of all the escape pods that launched earlier in the film based on the knowledge about the nature of the creature we learn later in the film.
@@saturncrush esp BC cap sent them up but didn't want to go up in one... I think he was trying to buy himself time.
not 100% some wouldn’t have got away cause the captain made it out of the old station
The opening credits also are a homage to the movie Sphere. The opening credits are more important to set the scene and are a very effective indirect exposition about the previous troubled history of the deep-sea project. If you rent or better yet purchase the movie you learn of the "unexplained anomalies" which have been occurring at the drill site for years. Tian has been covering up the incidents at the site.
I wanted this so badly to be a prequel to Cloverfield. It basically is! Oil drilling, unlocking slumbering beasts! COME ON!!!
I wish he had mentioned SOMA when he talked about the movie's inspiration. Those deep-sea, harrowing, monster-evading walks are SO soma
It reminded me exactly of it
Who?
@@humalahum435 op is talking about the narrarator
@@PreferablyPurple who's soma though?
@@humalahum435 it's a horror video game that takes place underwater
Saw it this afternoon because of some pretty good word of mouth. Its a surprisingly solid film. It doesn't do anything groundbreaking and it's definitely a plot we've all seen a hundred times before, but it's an entertaining film. Moody, atmospheric, beautifully shot and downright creepy in several parts. And best of all, world-class creature design. Definitely worth the watch.
I love this movie. I was very surprised by all the negative reviews! This is a solidly fun watch, and I am thinking that movie reviewers are no talent fools. Present company excluded, of course. Thank you for your honest takes on movies.
I think this movie would have KILLED at the box office if it was released right now. Thanks to OceanGate/Titan we all spent a week this past summer thinking about and dreading what it would be like to be trapped underwater. Sometimes success is all about timing.
Agreed!
I want to see a sequel to this, it would be awesome, especially if it was on the level of a separate incident within the same world, possibly with another entity that the company is poking with a stick as well.
Underwater II: Rise of Yog-Soggoth
I LOVED this movie so much. The ending made me cry and I enjoyed it a lot. It deserves more appreciation
You always crack me up. 'staring longing and biting her lip.'🤣
They said there was only 2 survivors... But I'm pretty sure the captain said he shipped some ppl with the pods right?
Bruno Leone it shows near the end that the monsters chase down the pods. So it is most likely that the earlier pods never made it
They were most likely sacrifices