A Group of Researchers Discover a Terrifying Creature at The Deepest Point of The Mariana Trench
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 29 ก.ย. 2024
- After their underwater station gets destroyed, six researchers must walk two miles to reach safety before they're found by the mysterious creatures that live in the depths of the ocean.
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Horror, Sci-fi movie : Underwater
"Multiple leviathan class creatures in this area. Are you sure what your doing is worth it?"
Warning: Entering ecological dead zone. Adding report to databank.
Edit:The studio just got bought by a sh*t ass company ffs...
Yeah nope XD i rather turn right around and hide in my little evacuation pod
Understood the ref and my answer - clear throat - HELL TO THE NO !!! .... I did not sign up to be attack by killer merfolk AND GOD DAM THULU MONSTER !!!
i stopped and immediately went back to the pod after hearing that the first time lol
just finished a playthrough, having flashbacks of nearly cratering my entire run- my sub with all my stuff in it- after lazily passing into multiple leaviathan zone and getting bashed by 2 ghosts and 1 reaver that almost finished the job.
love/hate/love that game
I want to know the backstory of Paul and his toy bunny
Its a forbidden love story
He had sexual relations with that bunny.
@@BuetifullPersun ...
@@BuetifullPersun accurate
@@BuetifullPersun most probably Lola Bunny lmao
Paul's death is one of the must horrifying/heartbreakingly brutal character deaths I've seen in a long time. He was so pure-hearted and wholesome, and he had such a prolonged, fearful, cruel death! Getting his _whole body_ ripped out through one _leg hole_ of a suit?? That's some _junji ito_ shit.
Well, if it’s any consolation for Paul, his brain got smushed pretty much instantly when going through the neck of the suit
I salute you for knowing junji ito
😂😂
Mind someone explaining this, was this caused by the pressure or the creature tearing the suit. If I remember right, they were partly out of the submerged areas and Paul's body was also mostly out of the water.
Also, I remember someone else dying due to his suit helmet rupturing and it caused an explosion. Was that detonation possible in real life?
@@TheNapster153 Paul’s death was because a creature pulled the rest of his body through the leg of his suit, not sure how physically possible the detonation from the implosion was for suit rupture guy
I feel there are some interesting stories that have not been told. What is happening on the surface world to make seeking out an unknown "energy source" at the bottom of the Mariana Trench a viable business venture? And to send down a second crew after the first one goes nuts with only a single survivor.
They had to have known or suspected that Cthulu was down there. It seems like way too much of a coincidence that they chose to drill at the location he'd been imprisoned or sleeping. That said, it also occurs to me that Cthulu was the energy source they were after.
@@kingarthur8616
Tian Industries is a Cthulhu cult.
@@flipkiller8521 the name of titan industries is also a coincidence
movies are funny. "The first group we sent never returned and we cant contact them? Its ok, lets just send another team." LMAO
There’s a scene when Nora is in the old Sheppard station when she opens the captains locker you see that spot marked on a map and drawings of Cthulhu. They definitely knew what was there
Let's keep in mind that Cthulu is basically a cosmic deity, explosion that small wouldn't kill Cthulu, irritate him at best.
them*
@@rogoth01themasterwizard11 I thought there was only one of it?
@@alimatloob2850 if i remember rightly cthulu is a single deity of the lovecraftian universe, however exists in multiple states of being making it technically a them situation.
@@rogoth01themasterwizard11 So basically, it's actually a cosmic presence with multiple Avatars spread across the Lovecraft universe
lets keep in mind that if they made cthulu that powerful in films, you might as well not have the film because the only ending is a bad ending for any character that faces cthulu
I'm sorry to be the fun spoiler, but I doubt you'd be able to break with an extuingisher the helmet which is supposed to withstand the pressure of at least 6 killometers of water on your face.
Edit: Goddamit ppl, please stop commenting under this comment already. I'm not willing to argue whether I was wrong, but neither I'm willing to disable notifications for comments replies on whole yt.
exactly. everything else in the movie was perfectly believable.
@@monkeytown1239 hehe
Do you take pleasure out of destroying fun like this? There's a reason why it's a movie, and doesn't follow real physics. One leak would have killed everyone too at that depth and would have compromised everything a lot quicker too xD
@@miqotelover No, but to be honest I take pleasure in succesfully appearing to be clever in order to feel pride. I think that's acceptable.
@@Szszymon14 You should go watch the uncharted movie trailer then, there's another scene I'd love to see you critique in there that involves a plane rofl. XD
Honestly, Christina Stewart is rocking that buzz cut. She looks super cool in this role.
always amaze me in these movie, always when in crucial moment when computer or whatever tools/machine is needed, right at that moment it doesnt work ...
Just like real life
Whenever you're looking for something, it's not there
Maybe our reality is a tv-show for some super advanced aliens
The alternative is everything always works out for them, not really a good movie then is it?
I mean there was a gigantic cosmic deity wreaking havow on the drilling platforms, seems reasonable enough that some stuff might not work anymore
I’m always curious how they would’ve even built that station that low without getting noticed in first place lol
They drilled Cthulhu out. The energy source they were drilling toward was Cthulhu himself, and they got to him and he busted out, which is why a character commented that "the drill head weights thousands of tons, what could've possibly pushed it out of the way?"
Me watching this the whole time .. “crap.. another death,The bunny’s ok tho right ? Good”
For every 33 feet you descend into water, you add 1 atmosphere of pressure which is 14.7 pounds per square inch. The bottom of the Mariana Trench would be almost 1,100 times that much, roughly 15,000 pounds per square inch. If a creature from that depth ascended to the surface it would explode before reaching the surface so don't worry about it. How the hell could it get that big when there is literally nothing to eat down there? Leave it alone and it will starve to death.
Cthulhu is not of the earth so we don't know what effects pressure have on him or the old ones and their spawn; further, he sleeps for millions of years waiting for the stars to align and for his city of R'lyeh that sunk into the ocean to rise or his tomb to be opened which seems to be what the drilling caused.
That's lovecraftian horror for you!
Who knows? Its another planet probably with lower gravity than earth and its Cthulhu
"Hmmm what should we add to this underwater horror movie to make it more interesting?"
"Lets just add Cthulhu that should make it more interesting"
There is nothing more satisfying and fulfilling feeling than taking down a massive creature down with you.
They weren't researchers.
The station is part of a drilling platform.
They're basically just the people from The Abyss drilling much deeper under the sea.
"...that kill her, C'thulu and its creatures"
The moment I heard this as part of the movie's plot, I lost it... As if a explosion could kill a Great Old One!
Plot armor nerf
A yes a nuke can kill a eldritch god
@@AM-sj5vr yeah it'll totally kill something that could end worlds left and right.
I doubt it's dead
@@cloberlobster2276 In the original story, he is killed and immediately re-forms, asleep, waiting to be awoken
So he is not dead just sleeping
I really love how lovecraft creatures are now getting sum movies of their own, especially cthulhu
No one: dood with joyful voice and talking about a deep sea horror movie
Not enough creature scenes and a little formulaic a la DeepStar Six, but interesting lore and enjoyable overall
the fact that we have not explored 97 percent of the oceans and this might actually be true terrifies me
We’ve actually explored 18%
@TheNiggler No that's good.
@@Rryan8065 5% acc
@@ArthurCallahanSolos thats an outdated percentage. as of march 12 2022. 21% of the ocean has been discovered.
Considering Nora's been looking at it and hasn't somehow gone mad and killed herself or the others, I'm guessing Cthulu is just a codename for the creature
I honestly wouldn't mind the team that produced Alien: Isolation to make a video game based on this movie.
The fact all three of them didn't go fking crazy when they saw Cthulhu proves they did his lore wrong in the movie lmfao.
Now I’m wondering if I still should join the Navy after college…
That dude got sucked out his suit like a ravioli
Clearly it's not Cthulhu, they would have gone crazy just looking at it.
Hot damn lol! This movie went from 0 to 10 in 30 seconds!! 😮
Calling a underwater drilling station a spaceship 😂
This movie was great, I loved that they just skipped doing the first act
Still a better love story than twilight. 🤗 ❤️
I always wonder how slow a creatures metabolism has to be to survive who knows how long without food and still have the energy to stalk and kill anyone. Do huge monsters hibernate until enough food wanders by?
man it's like you have a list of every movie I've ever thought looked interesting but not interesting enough to probably waste 2 hours
I really love this movie it was a very interesting and suspense one to and it gives you this feeling of what can be hiding underwater that deep
"The energy in the station is accumulating and has no where to go, it's gonna explode!"
? What? What energy? From where? This explaination makes no sense, things just have to explode, movies always gotta have an impeding explosion because writers can't think up any other way to create tension.
the movie is really good, i watched and I will watch again as many times as my lifeline. It's a bit sad and a chunk of horror.
I love the suits. Should use them if they make Starcraft 3.
I have so many questions...
1) how did the creature get into the building.
2) why can't 2 people fit in a pod?
3) what company has a 100% success rate on heroic employees willing to sacrifice themselves for everyone else?
4) why does Nora think she's the smallest person to go through the underwater section when they are all in the exact same suit?? Lol it literally didn't make sense.
5) when did Kristen Stewart learn to act well...?
for some reason the deep diving suits in this movie looks oddly similar to the ones in the game *Alien isolation*
5:56 well that's a new traumatizing scene for haven't had one since childhood
My personal favorite movie recap channel
The scary thing is, major mining corporations already plan to begin seabed mining operations this year.
Seeing their suit makes me remember
"Astronaut in the ocean"
Wow i nearly forgot about this movie, along with one other movie that also had to do with deep see horror. Both kind of have aliens style vibe to them.
Those underwater suits are hella cool looking.
I started to collect lovecraftian movies, so I guess I have to get that one too. All for mighty Cthulhu!
I’d rather spend life in prison then be in that situation
What’s up with computers exploding in movies?
Don’t be Star Trek. Don’t put explosives in your computers.
this movie is playing on my crippling thalassophobia and i fucking hate it but i love it at the same time
“Indicting a pressure breach”
Ya think?
This is porbably Squid ward in his puberty stage. The real Cthulhu would devour Suns and stars upon his awakening, a dimensional god who brings horror and hopelessness and a creature who can twist reality, even godzilla and king kong cant do anything to stop this kind of being
They wouldn't of relied solely on a computer to close pressure doors. They'd of had manual activation/switches as a primary means of closing pressure doors.
10:34 nice gaming keyboerd
10:19 goosebumps moment
Amazing movie, watched the first time without knowing much and it was a great surprise.
suit helmet survives 1000s and 1000s kg of pressure*
girl hits with a fire extinguisher and breaks it.....
actually saw this movie in theaters last year! it's really good.
So cthulhu was my favorite terrifying monster because he is like a giant squid boy
It’s giving very video game vibes. I like that.
I hated Kristen Stewart for the longest time, but seriously, this movie swayed me. Plus her look in this is fire
Glad the bunny made it :)
Looks at the escape pod - ... Screw you guys im going home ! - gets in and leaves
*killing* Cthulhu? Even being able to *SEE* cthulhu? Fibbery.
Ah yes, the old "two people can't both fit into one pod even though it clearly has enough space", to establish a plot line where the one staying behind sacrifices themselves movie trope. Never fails
Without her the other creatures would have killed the other two survivors 🗿
h.p. lovecraft would be so proud I love this movie good as hell
"Emily is nervous because she has never dived before..."
How the hell do you get work at an underwater facility without being able to check that box on the application? Seems like it would be a required skill for the position.
The company was probably desperate
A big company hiring undertrained people (probably so they can cut costs but unconfirmed) was the most realistic part of the movie
My uncle was in the navy for 17 years and he cant swim.
@@hedeji8193 exactly, after getting into the real world I've realized that compan will hire literally anyone
@@iceburg3235 Actually, most companies demand applicants possess skills they don't really need. Like software that would take only a couple weeks to learn. The clueless HR managers take those skill lists literally, so they hire people with bad people skills just because they possess the technical skills.
I love how this movie was just a suspense underwater horror film, and then suddenly there's motherfkn Cthulhu. lol
To be fair cthulhu is in the cosmic horror genre
All hail Cthulhu!! Lmao
@@neomercy_ lmaoo
Cmon men wish godzilla 1v1'ed him not this poor girl suicide himself 😢😢😢
@@malikgumama4261 Godzilla would get rocked by cthulu
In the scene where she finds her captains old suit in the abandoned station, there's actually some papers showing drawn pictures of cthulu and other such things, hinting that the company knew what was down there and may have been actually looking for the creatures.
Where, I can’t see em
@@arandomcommenter3112 they didn't show it in this video, I saw it when I watched the film
Yeah I remember watching a video that theorized the company was being run by Cthulhu worshipers
@@diabeticalien3584 It really is implied heavily, even during the ending, the company made cover ups and started drilling the hole again if I remember correctly
@@lordrald09 Cthulhu Cultists Inc.
Damn, I've never seen a movie where literally every character in the show is a self-sacrificing good guy. That's awesome.
Ye thís is rare
We need more movies like these
@@There_Is_No_War_In_Ba_Sing_Se 100%
@@There_Is_No_War_In_Ba_Sing_Se get behind me I will sacrifice myself
No you get behind me
*arguing continuous**
@@redandrit2105 **time runs out and they both die*
BAD ENDING...?
Not gonna lie those escape pods looked like they could fit two slim people, she could have escaped too
However, they would have all died though.
If it wasn't for the explosion, they would be no survivor.
parkour .11Parkour I don't think she killed Cthulhu
@@parkour.11parkour58 ye but in the moment she didn’t know they were gonna attack the pods.
Ye but his minions would ha r gotten all 3 of em
@@parkour.11parkour58 she can override the nuclear energy then leave with them before it explodes
This movie was actually criminally underrated, and I appreciated that for the most part the crew weren’t blithering morons, uncaring jerks or both. Unlike some sci fi horror movies I could name (looking at you, Prometheus and Alien: Covenant).
"I appreciated that for the most part the crew weren’t blithering morons" except for whatever company thought that a crew of six people was enough to manage and maintain such a massive facility. That aspect in it self didn't make any sense. Even a small oil rig platform has at least 60 people on it at a given time, enough for people cover all roles for both 12 hour shifts and a massive supply train coming in/out from the shore. For a six man crew its more like the underwater Aquarius research base which was smaller than a 400 foot apartment.
@@nikushim6665 Only an anime would introduce that many characters at once though :P
@@nikushim6665 i think there actually more than that but it's not even enough for a massive drill
@@youraverageenjoyer7778 by all mean by elaborate.
@@nikushim6665 earlier they stated that other crew already evacuate or dead.
What I loved about this movie is that it wastes no time. It starts with the hallways imploding and just keeps going. The giant monster (Cthulhu) at the end was a nice cherry on top.
Exactly, I remember watching and thinking "Did I miss something?" In the beginning hahahah
Damn right.
The movie had good pacing and subtlety
2:48 I thought he said Emily is nervous because she has never DIED before, and I was like, yeah, same.
Dive* are u deaf?
@@KamiSatoru stfu, u r outnumbered.
Lmao same
@@KamiSatoru the sentence starts with "I thought..." Does that mean he/she is deaf? 😅
Hahaha awesome
I like how nearer to the beginning before the creatures are fully introduced, they have them sort of lurking in the background, where if you look you can see them, or there on for a split second but move away quickly. That’s the kind of horror i like, where it makes you question if you actually saw something and puts you on the edge thinking that something is slowly making its way to you.
I saw a glimpse of gray when i was pooping, then i realized i didn't close the door.
Was this directed by Michael Bay? Everything seems to explode for no reason.
Except for the things that should, like a depressurized deep water organism.
Not only that, but a massive explosion, pressure breach, alarms and the entire shaking station wasn't enough to wake these tired scientists. Only one dude was woken up in time from her banging.
Idiot movie makers that can't think of any other way to create tension or move the plot: Just make every character stupid and make bad decisions and make everything explode.
@@Skycrusher Good luck, movies would be cut to 5mins tops wherein the protagonist does everything on the book and all goes well.
For once every character has compassion for one another and aren't some selfish betraying jerks, a rare case in the sci-fi genre
If it was Cthulu, it wouldn't have died/the sight of the him would have caused the to go insane.
Their also was a Lovecraftian cult which bred with fish which could’ve inspired the human like forms of the creatures.
@Tommy Hicks Well the Director did confirm that it was his take on Cthulhu. Obviously it wasn’t the Lovecraftian monster we all know and love but everyone has a different spin on things..
It's pretty much Hollywood movie logic. When have they faithfully followed the source material fully?
@@GrubSlime u spek da tru tru
So that wasn’t him?
"Paul retrieves his stuffed bunny..." That's when you know he's going to die.
I'm hooked on these. It's like free Cliffs Notes for movies I've never heard of and don't know if I'd like enough to rent or sit through.
Wait a minute, at the start, the captain had stayed behind after everyone else had already taken a pod
But at the end the only survivors recorded are Liam and Emily.
I can’t even begin to imagine what the other crew mates (besides the one pod found) went through trying to escape
Oh shit. That didn't click with me until now.
Yikes that gotta really suck.
Either drowning or getting eaten.
@@MurasakiTsukimaru their station is 10km below sea level. If anything opened their pod, they would've just been crushed by the pressure instantly
@@fuzzyapple Fair point yeah
*chuthulu eating podcorn* O.O
I liked this movie quite a bit. Creatures design was cool and interesting. Even just the babies coming at you. That part in the dead body scared the bejeezus outta me. I agree with everyone else's comments as well about the characters. All around everyone seemed like a descent person .No one was a outright selfish jerk that only cared about their own survival. That is the usual cast of people you find in horror/science fiction films. Also it was pretty cool how tj Miller's character got jerked out of the dive suit like a busted tube of toothpaste 😂
Well, physics can be brutal when a higher dimensional being is around.
i love how everyone is willing to sacrifice for good, no one is selfish in this unlike other movies who test my anger issues lol
Nora sacrificed herself for her friends..one by lying about the pods and sending them to safety
While she herself is still stuck down there and
two by nuking the entire area resulting in her's and cathulu's death..
She was honestly such a brave person
@Movies Explore no
Ya, though brave strong independent women like that only exist in movies!
@Movies Explore yes
@@BuetifullPersun
Fictional characters aren't real people, it's a movie.
@@BuetifullPersun just like men
Rich greedy company drills into the ocean floor and awakens an ancient one. They know what they did and pretend it didn't happen and continue to drill again even though they nearly ended all of humanity for money. Maybe rich people are just cultists at this point.
That's a repeating theme in Lovecraftian style horror. Take fallout for example, the company dunwich is basically a cult in the form of a company, trying to unlock hidden dark powers, drilling into deep pits, and reading dark lore.
I think they already knew of the creature’s existence
''we sorrrrry....''
*naked infront of fire place*
'' sowwy ''
Oh, they are.
The biggest plothole in this story is, that no ressource they could possible find down there could ever be as much worth as they would have needed to spend to bring down not 1, not 2, not 3 no at least 4 giant facilities and a giant 600 tons drill. I can barely imagine any company doing this once with hopes of being profitable, but twice? After their first station was completly destroyed, they will rebuild all with the prospect of it, of maybe drilling some weeks before Cthulu destroys it again?
How would that make any economic sense?
Interesting facts: The actor who played Paul was actually told that the bunny prop he had was going to be replaced in post-production with a 'living' cgi bunny, so to act as if the bunny were real. Only to not do that AT ALL and show it as the character seriously treating his toy bunny as if it were alive; is he crazy or quirky?
When they are escaping, the stuffed bunny Liam is holding is seen as a REAL bunny for a brief shot as the doors of his pod shut. _Blending of inanity or reality with the presence of Cthulu?_ who knows.
Also, There was an alternate ending where Nora gets away, sacrificing the metal necklace from her fiance to fix the wiring on her pod. But I honestly like the ending where she goes out like a badass, able to save her friends and effect change that way, putting a big middle finger to the monsters.
where is this alternate ending?
Where is this “alternative ending”
1:34 is the best moment of this movie, that made my heart so happy. It even made the body they found after not scary or sad because I was still focused on the stuffed bunny 😊
Same. I'm just happy the plush bunny made it back to the surface. That's a happy ending for me.
Anytime there are only a couple escape pods left I'm always left wondering, can't two people fit into one pod?
My guess in this case is it either has to do either oxygen, or with the depressurization process they have to go through as they make it to the surface to avoid the bends
Damn I totally missed the fact that the big sea monster at the end was cathulu, when I first watched the movie a year ago it went right over my head
I don't know how we were supposed to figure that out.
Cthulhu*
@@MrNeko316 the director stated it in the interviews though
@@MrNeko316 yep, there wasn’t really any context to the creature that would point to it being Cthulhu, besides how it looked, but I doubt many people realized it/got the reference
Sure as hell don't seem like Cthulhu.
I've seen the movie 2 times. It's in the middle of an okay/good movie, but it could have been much better!! It had the potential!! It was a bit rushed when they were filming it. The movie just jumped right into the building being flooded out of nowhere! And didn't much give details of the place or the characters. Many characters just died in the first part of the movie from the flooding and the build falling apart in many places. Like I said the movie felt rushed and I wished they took their time a bit more when making it. 🤷♀️😄
Would of been cool if they named the Mining Company *Dunwich* such a name has alot of leeway towards the Cthulhu mythos and made appearance in Fallout 3 and Fallout 4 along with Lovecraft books and many others related to Lovecrafts work
yes but that might have made the revel expected and less of a surprise.
Yeah that would have given it away imo. It was better this way since the surprise was so exciting.
"Tian Industries" Tian is missing one t, making it "Titan", I.E. Cthulhu.
Honestly... turning towards deep sea mining is not that bad idea. Consider that what resources we have now, almost all came from mines on land, with oil being pretty much the only exception. But considering landmass makes about 1/3 of Earth surface, imagine just how much is hidden down there. We already know bottom of oceans is dotted with solid methane that could be used as a energy source, if handles safely.
The problem is that we have nothing that would survive the pressures down there, at least nothing big enough to be effective.
Also Cthulhu is down there and I don't want to go mad yet. I still like having the illusion of freedom.
That's the absolute worst possible form of mining.
Underwater mining is an absolutely awful idea. Really bad for underwater ecosystems.
Omg that's so harmful to the environment!! Seriously why are people like this, we should develop technology to be independent on nature's resources while using the left over resources we have now or else we won't have any natural resources to "mine" for.
@@williamfullofwood7421 And you think surface mining is good for the ecosystem or something? There are thousands surface mines the size of a town dotted all around the world. We literally cut hills in half to mine stone. When it comes to resources, ecosystem is not really something we humans are too concearned about. I'm not saying it's alright, but it is what it is.
Temperature rise of 10° is relatable to a volcanic eruption in the sea bed or even an earthquake
This reminds me a lot of the game Soma, pretty great game with philosophical themes and some horror segments
God I love Kristen Stewart
Seriously underrated movie despite having some issues. Kristen Stewart did a fantastic job.
That creature is call Cthulhu, she is great wife to Kraken...Nope.
What?
@@Kerosene. guys a little slow
So in the end she basically made it easier for the company to keep mining without any monsters there to oppose them?
no the monsters survive, well chuthlu does, it's been theorized that the company knew the monsters were down there and really just wanted to uncover them
There are drawings of them, the mining was the cover
@@toyesobayo924 So what were they planning on using the monsters for? This movie is so dum.
@@Skycrusher it’s theorized that the head of the company is a chuthlu worshipper and just wanted to know if he was actually down there
@@Skycrusher Cthulhu influences those useful to him and sends them mad. He would’ve influenced those who run the company in their dreams if they weren’t already worshipping him
2:49" Emily can't dive"
Me: THEN WHY DID SHE GO "UNDERWATER"😑
Could someone tell me what that background music is called? The unsettling ambience it gives off is absolutely wonderful 👌
And this is another reason why I stay away from deep waters 🤣
CTHULHU list powers:
Immortality
Immense size
Vast strength
Nigh-omniscience
Flight
Vast dark powers
Magic
Oneirokinesis
Psychic abilities
Telepathy
Madness inducement
Plasma manipulation
Ability to create and command the Star Spawn
Shapeshifting
Essokinesis
Dimensiokinesis
"Kills Cthulu with a nuke"
He is not a petty giant
He is a God, he is the great priest
The one that lies in the sunken city of R'lyeh
The idea of killing Cthulu sounds like a meme
I'm sitting here like "Haha good one, how's the movie ACTUALLY end though?"
As someone with Thalassophobia, this movie freaked me out