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Xzavier 2023-09-30 00:01:24
In fact, the special effects and makeup are pretty decent. The alien story that also happened on the bottom of the sea is reminiscent of Cameron’s "Abyss" in the same...
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Orin 2023-09-27 21:20:19
The monster effect is no longer comparable to the current special effects, but the plot goes well, and the scene where the monster appears is sometimes...
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Lelah 2023-09-24 03:36:08
Although all kinds of plagiarized aliens and parasitic beasts are still...
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Guiseppe 2023-07-27 23:02:55
I'm about to fall asleep. . Is it like an...
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Carolyne 2023-06-19 22:15:31
I was going to give it to Samsung, but when I saw it was in 1989, I admire it a...
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Tremaine 2023-06-17 14:40:30
It is unnecessary for many people to compare it with classic films such as aliens and monsters. As a deep-sea horror creature film with a special theme, the technology of 1989 still seems to be...
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Levi 2023-06-07 04:32:21
The US$25 million investment guarantees the production level of the film that stood out in the sea monster movie craze in the same year. All the underwater scenes were shot in slow motion on land, which explains why the actor’s mouth is always incapable Match the dialogue. If this flaw is excusable, then the low-level mistakes in the script will not be justified. The character construction is extremely clumsy. Among them, Sixpack is the most noisy, and the character dies too fast in the initial...
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Ellen 2023-05-20 02:31:43
A bit rotten, watch a...
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Louisa 2023-04-29 04:25:55
Wow...the age is really old...but it's really ordinary, still "Alien" looks...
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Ima 2023-04-25 08:45:03
Leviathan, the evil sea monster in the Bible. More obvious alien...
Leviathan Comments
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Sixpack: Oh, mama! What a pair.
Bridget Bowman: What'd you say?
Sixpack: I said, "What a pair." Our shack boss and his washed-up doctor buddy make quite a... What did you think I said?
Bridget Bowman: That you liked my boobs.
Sixpack: Ha.
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Dr. Glen Thompson: If you were tampering with genetics, why stop at the base model? Why not try to alter the human form? Homo aquaticus... a man who could live under water. Think of the possibilities. Regeneration. The ability to withstand cold, pressure. Just think of it. Undersea mining. Underwater farming.
Steven Beck: So, what's next, Doc? I mean, what if we run out of airplanes one day? What are we gonna do? Just grow a whole bunch of bird people?
Dr. Glen Thompson: Natura non confucius. Loosely translated: "don't fuck with Mother Nature".
