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Aliens of the Deep (2005)

James Cameron teams up with NASA scientists to explore the Mid-Ocean Ridge, a submerged chain of mountains that band the Earth and are home to some of the planet's most unique life forms.

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Matt H 15 Sep 2007

Um, the ocean is boring. Apparently there isn't as much going on down there as I thought. They tried to make it interesting by showing the same things over and over again.

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Rash H 24 Feb 2006

Fuck you Cameron! Oh, I mean, pretty documentary - insightful? Hrm.

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Terri H 10 Oct 2008

If there's two things that James Cameron can't get enough of, it's aliens and the sea. In this documentary, he combines both of his passions and turns it into a fascinating exploration of the strange creatures that inhabit the deep depths of the world's oceans. Not only that, but like the great visionary that he is, he also goes beyond those found on Earth and looks at how the ocean life might look like on one of Jupiter's many moons, namely Europa. It'd be cool to say the least if they went there for real someday, because after seeing this production, it seems the prospect of finding alien life there, is far from mere science fiction.

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Peter Sobczynski 01 Feb 2005

It is useful to be reminded every once in a while that there's a whole universe of things we don't know, and that their discovery is exciting.

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Mark R 12 Jan 2010

On an IMAX screen in 3D, this documentary about life in the most extreme conditions of the oceans was undoubtedly spectacular. On 2D TV, even on a HDTV, it comes across as nothing more than an above-average Discovery Channel special. The film was probably a bit more ambitious than it's short, 47-minute running time could accommodate, focusing both on the bizarre sea creatures that inhabit the superheated water emerging from seafloor vents, and the prospect that life might be found in similar conditions elsewhere in the universe. If the doc was twice as long, both could have been adequately addressed, but here, both topics get a short shrift.

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