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Director: Writers: , , » Under the Sea 3D Blu-ray Review Underwater delights in the third dimension. If I were to pick any of the currently available Blu-Ray 3D titles to show-off 3D stereo television, or just for the pleasure of repeated viewing, this is the one I would choose. Every creature, its ecosystem, and its way of life is seen in great detail through the lenses of almost magical cameras that capture every little nuance of their bodies and the world around them. Why gaze to the stars in hopes of finding exotic life when man need only look below him, into the vastness of the oceans of his own planet Earth, to find some of the universe's most fascinatingly diverse, extraordinarily beautiful, terrifyingly frightening, and altogether majestic creatures?

Instead, the lighting and the quality of the cameras showcase the dazzling array of hues -- oranges, reds, blues, greens, yellows -- that make up the bodies of various underwater creatures, each color a sparkling reminder not only of the beauty of God's creatures, but of the capabilities of the Blu-ray format. Reviewed by , December 3, 2010 It's clear that our own destiny is linked to theirs. Director Howard Hall's Deep Sea 3D is an immensely fascinating journey into the Earth's most diverse ecosystem: her oceans.

IMAX.Under.The.Sea.2009.Bluray.1080p.DTS.x264-CHD - September 18, 2013 3D November 22, 2013 November 5, 2014 February 13, 2015 3D February 13, 2015 3D Recycled footage from December 18, 2015 Converted to 3D. The opening titles roll towards the audience and dissolve into puddles of water that further push into the reaches of the living room, followed by a real wave that crashes straight through the television and pulls the audience underneath for the main event.

Imax: Deep Sea 3D is a forty-minute underwater adventure narrated by the Academy Award Winning actors Johnny Depp and Kate Winslet. The movie explores the different shades, areas, and arenas under water. With squids changing colours, surgeonfish stripping harmful algae from their fins, green sea turtles gathering around a hungry octopus, and whales flowing past, the film captures some of the wondrous moments underwater with great detail. The visual treat opens with images of the waves crashing out over the audience and suddenly transforming into a mushroom-like translucent jellyfish floating into the crystal blue waters. Visual images and camerawork, which bring the entire scenario alive, add to the beautiful blue flavour of the underwater world. The viewers can also become a part of that world due to the high-tech cameras used. A treat for both children and adults, the film amazes as it captures a series of wonderful and different creatures, all belonging to different species. It therefore not only educates but also enraptures as the motion picture flows by. Imax: Deep Sea 3D 2009 was released by Warner Bros in Blu-ray format with a U rating. It consists of 1 disc and has a runtime of 40 minutes.

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This is an engrossing documentary, and its only real fault is that it lasts but a mere 41 minutes in length; it's over, it seems, almost as soon as it begins, but the filmmakers have fortunately managed to cram plenty of material into the movie, and nothing seems shortchanged or underdeveloped. Not only does Deep Sea look fantastic, it plays fantastically, too. Originally Posted by Tch0rT Whenever I demo 3D on my set for people it's the potato cod scene. It therefore not only educates but also enraptures as the motion picture flows by. Reviewed by , December 3, 2010 It's clear that our own destiny is linked to theirs. More a broad overview than a focused Documentary, Hall's master work delivers an engaging and imminently fascinating glimpse into the lives of several underwater dwellers, including tiny Minnows, Crown of Thorns Sea Stars and the undersea snails that are immune to their poisonous stickers, Mola-Mola, California Mantis Shrimp with claws that snatch out from its body at the speed of a. If I were to pick any of the currently available Blu-Ray 3D titles to show-off 3D stereo television, or just for the pleasure of repeated viewing, this is the one I would choose. Fortunately, Warner's Dolby Digital 5. The film was so well scripted that really I would enjoy it tremendously even in standard 2D.