I first saw this in the early 90s on a vhs.
Revisited the 171 mins version recently n completed the movie in one sitting.
Inspite of the runtime, the film is engrossing n visually breathtaking.
The dark trench and Ed Harris' character going down way below is more scary than most horror movies.
James Cameron is a genius n there's no doubt bah it but i am surprised that most fellas havent given credit to H. G. Wells, as he was the first to introduce the notion of a sea alien in his 1897 short story "In the Abyss".
Ed Harris n Michael Biehn both gave memorable performances.
Biehn's character is downright creepy.
The CPR scene is a bit far fetched n melodramatic.
Revisited the 171 mins version recently n completed the movie in one sitting.
Inspite of the runtime, the film is engrossing n visually breathtaking.
The dark trench and Ed Harris' character going down way below is more scary than most horror movies.
James Cameron is a genius n there's no doubt bah it but i am surprised that most fellas havent given credit to H. G. Wells, as he was the first to introduce the notion of a sea alien in his 1897 short story "In the Abyss".
Ed Harris n Michael Biehn both gave memorable performances.
Biehn's character is downright creepy.
The CPR scene is a bit far fetched n melodramatic.