Deep Sea

Name: Deep Sea
Genre: Documentary, Short
Released: March 3, 2006
Duration: 41 min
Rating: 78

2006

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Warner Bros. Pictures | Release Date: March 3, 2006 | G

Summary: Deep Sea 3D, the new immersive, underwater adventure from IMAX, transports audiences deep below the ocean surface in multiple locations around the waters of the globe and gives them never-before-seen, up-close encounters with a wide range of undersea life. (IMAX)

Director: Howard Hall

Genre(s): Documentary, Short

Rating: G

Runtime: 41 min

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Sheri Linden

Deep Sea 3D, along with the recent Imax films "Coral Reef Adventure" and "Volcanoes of the Deep Sea," is a glorious example of educational entertainment at its best. Read full review

Kevin Crust

It would be a mistake to think that if you've seen one fish up close and personal you've seen them all. Deep Sea 3D is a total-immersion undersea adventure, in which the oceans' glories are on vivid display in three dimensions. Read full review

TV Guide Magazine Ken Fox

Forget haunted houses and the mountains of the moon: There's no better environment to show off the wonder of the immersive IMAX 3-D experience than the deep blue sea. Read full review

J.R. Jones

The immersive quality of 3-D is particularly well suited to undersea documentaries, and this one, directed by Howard Hall ("Into the Deep"), offers a close-up look at such fantastic creatures as the fried egg jellyfish, the mantis shrimp, the sand tiger shark, and the thuggish wolf eel. Read full review

Lou Lumenick

A lively score by Danny Elfman and some of the most dramatic sound-effects work since the Three Stooges only add to the appeal of Deep Sea 3-D. Read full review

Michael Esposito

It's all about the pictures. Those images create a vision of nature that even a strip miner would want to conserve. Read full review

Robert Koehler

Imax 3-D process has lost its original novelty, and little is done in Deep Sea to find new and exciting ways of using the medium. Read full review

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JohnnyStephens

Aug 30, 2013

Good!!! I actually love documentaries and the fact that Deep Sea was in 3D made it one of the best documentaries ever! If you have not seen it yet, in that case you don't know how precious is the sea. So, don't pollute it!!

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FundamentalK.

Mar 11, 2006

it is one of the best 3D movies ever. You can feel the life with those animals. It seems like you are swimming with them and trying to figure out the smallest details about their life. I was amazed.

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EricS.

Jul 13, 2006

Excellent. Felt like I was in the Reef. Saw this with Sharks 3D. And this movie was much better. It was a bit short, but buy the double feature ticket when you go.

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MarkH.

Apr 30, 2006

Fantastic footage. Really good use of 3D. Producers concentrated on the more bizarre, unusual kinds of undersea life rather than on ordinary fish, which made it really interesting. My only "complaint" is that it was too short. It was so engaging that I wanted it to last longer.

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