"Underwater" blends science fiction, suspense and horror elements together. Although the scene is cool, not all audiences can understand the real horror of this kind of horror film. And many viewers who come to the monsters can't get visual satisfaction in the first half. The "protagonist" undersea monster appears too late, and the first half of the movie is more like a thrilling undersea disaster escape film. Secondly, the plot of this movie is too superficial, and it is only a brief introduction to more profound topics. The more the characters in the film go into the unknown, the more they realize that they don't belong here. It is a pity that when this topic is about to be explored, the movie comes to an abrupt end.
Whether it's the plot of going deep into the seabed, encountering unknown monsters, or reflecting on the subject of humans' excessive grabbing of resources and triggering natural revenge, they are not novel, let alone in-depth. Although "underwater" cannot be compared with classic movies of the same type, it basically includes all kinds of deep-sea elements that audiences fear. Although it is not excellent, it can always reach the passing line.
