Ghosts Of The Abyss (DVD)

Description: Genre: Documentary / Theatrical Release: 2004 / Director: James Cameron / Actors: Bill Paxton ... / DVD released 01 ... more

Ghosts Of The Abyss (DVD) ... May, 2007 at Walt Disney Studios Home Entertainm / Features of the DVD: PAL / Directed by James Cameron, the film takes its audience on a journey to the tragic final resting place of the Titanic, where nearly one thousand five hundred people lost their lives almost a hundred years ago.

Newest Review: ... Bill Pullman, this is a study in the fascination that lies in so many of us - Just what remains down there in the black, icy ... more

... depths Well, what remains down there is fascinating. Aided by two revolutionary camera robots (named Jake and Elwood by their operators), the documentary shows us parts of Titanic that people wouldnt have dreamed possible. We see personal remnants of lives lost, some of the beautiful details of the windows and lights that once illuminated thousands of adoring unfortunates - Add to this the digital effects that Cameron has added (overlaying moving characters onto the images of the wrecked behemoth) and it perfectly c...more

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Ghosts Of The Abyss [DVD] [2003]
Release Date: 2007 - 05 - 01, Rating Parental Guidance,

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Ghosts Of The Abyss (DVD): Awe-inspring voyage of discovery (160 words)
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For anybody thats been bitten by the Titanic bug, the movie is pure gold. Detailing the dive down to the wrecksite by film director James Cameron and actor Bill Pullman, this is a study in the fascination that lies in so many of us - Just what remains down there in the black, icy depths Well, what remains down there is fascinating. Aided by two revolutionary camera robots (named Jake and Elwood by their operators), the documentary shows us parts of Titanic that people wouldnt have dreamed possible. We see personal remnants of lives lost, some of the beautiful details of the windows and lights that once illuminated thousands of adoring unfortunates - Add to ... Read the complete review

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