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Underwater (2020)

After an earthquake destroys their underwater station, six researchers must navigate two miles along the dangerous, unknown depths of the ocean floor to make it to safety in a race against time.

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JLuis_001 18 Jan 2020

The proposal isn't really new but lent itself to something more stimulating and not so conventional, therefore the story cannot exploit its cast properly and fails to be more enveloping. I liked the tone and the atmosphere it's okay but the film replaces a suspense that could continue to be thunderous but subtle with an accelerated pace of action that avoids all kinds of dramatic depth. It offers entertainment and that after all is its offer but how entertaining it is will really end up depending on each viewer. For my part it was just a pretty regular movie.

JamesIrish68 14 Jan 2020

Kirsten Stewart attracts a load of flack because of her supposed woodenness in the Twilight saga. But as I'm not a teenage girl, I obviously haven't seen any Twilight stuff,so I don't care what Twilight fans think. So I went along to Underwater without any preconceptions about her. She’s not wooden here, not by a long shot. She gives a great performance. The entire cast does. There are flaws for sure but overall, it's a very decent horror sci-fi flick. I've seen it described elsewhere as Lovecraftian, which seems apt. The claustrophobia of being on the ocean bottom at 1000 times surface pressure in a tin can death trap is very well portrayed and quite disturbing. Kirsten Stewart is maligned unfairly me thinks just like so many others are overpraised.

reasonate 20 Jun 2021

I am confused by the people saying this was "horrible", "the worst movie ever made", "an atrocity". Really? Have you guys watched many movies? There are so many cringeworthy, terribly made movies in the action/horror genre. This one was actually pretty good compared to the majority of others like it. I enjoyed it. I was entertained. I was not expecting, nor needing, it to be some deep masterpiece, and thought it was a decent entry into the action/horror mix. So, why so much hate for this movie? Because you hate Twilight and anybody who got their start from it? Because you hate Kristen Stewart? Because you don't like when action movies have a female lead? For real, there are many terribly made movies out there that deserve this level of vitriol for how painfully bad they are, but this movie isn't one of them. It was just an okay, entertaining, quick action/horror flick, not "an atrocity".

David Sims 09 Jan 2020

If not for the unusual setting and Stewart’s unique star presence, Underwater might feel completely anonymous. Fortunately, all that H2O suffices to give this goofy trifle a memorable sense of atmosphere.

Michael Joshua Rowin 07 Jan 2020

William Eubank’s Underwater is neither a too-big-to-fail event film nor a relatively low-budget genre sleeper. In other words, it doesn’t put in the effort to reach for the heights of Alien or plant its tongue firmly in cheek a la Deep Blue Sea.