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Read Reviews for Into the Deep (1995)
by - written on 06/10/01 (Very useful, 31 readings)
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Well, we missed the show we actually wanted to watch...Fortunate mistake! I had absolutely NO desire to see a movie about water. Or fish. Or a hokey 3D movie for that matter. The red and blue glasses I peeled out of my comics when I was growing up was all a bit too dopey for me...But alas, my cohorts persuaded me the only way anyone could-they paid for my ticket and would not take me home until it was over. We were the first to buy tickets, and I had no idea what I was getting into since I had never been to an IMAX before. Oversized screen. Yee-haw. Reserved seats? What is this about? You are trying to tell me that sitting third balcony up in ... Read the complete review
by - written on 01/10/01 (Very useful, 40 readings)
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Don't be guided by the onimnously scary title of this 3D film. Into The Deep is a documentary, not a horror and you'll be dissapointed if you expected an adrenaline rush. However, if you were wanting a nice relaxing 40 minutes of the movie equivalent of going scuba diving - then you'll have a great time. My first and only word of warning is: BOOK EARLY AND CHOOSE YOUR SEATS! I've been to the IMAX before and had great seats (about 2/3rds back and slightly off centre), but this time we were running late and ended up right at the front. The screen is absolutely huge - the entire height of the building. Sat at the front, ... Read the complete review
by - written on 28/04/01 (Useful, 21 readings)
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If you want to watch an action-packed 3D film full of excitement and shock, this is not for you. However, that does not mean it is a perfectly worthwhile effort containing some beautifull shots of the undersea life and an interesting narration. Into The Deep, is, not surprisingly, about the depths of the ocean bed. There is much to enjoy as the camera takes you along vast cliffs where the waves crash, and slowly lowers you into the water. The multitude of life underneath the surface is quite extroudinary, ranging from brightly colored fish building a nest, to menacing starfish crawling along the sea bed. It is easy to get lost in the dark, eerie sea world, caught ... Read the complete review





