Deep Sea

Recent Comments

From Christian to Atheist by Bruce: You are the authority on what will produce ‘good results’ and what those ‘good results’ look like? Often what happens...

From Christian to Atheist by David Broman: Giving shelter to superstitious thinking will not produce good results for our society.

Protest Music and the Modern Age by Jamie Kasberg Bright: i believe he’s referring to pop music and shit you see on mtv.. underground is different, there’s a reason...

Protest Music and the Modern Age by hem-ir-oid: well it does say in the description “is protest music dead?” thats probably why Boyd made the comment. i mean, i...

The Bridge by Revanhavoc: Tragic, really. If you are alone don’t give up. Not yet.

North Korean Labor Camps by watcher: Recognizing that a belief affects a personally attributive behavior (relative to human interaction), is as valid as recognizing the...

From Christian to Atheist by David Broman: And… one more point to prove my previously stated “bubble” theory… Your idea for a segment showing that...

From Christian to Atheist by David Broman: Hi… there are some points in your letter that I can use, but think of this: You are floating in a bubble with Hitchens, Dawkins,...

From Christian to Atheist by Bruce: I think its the fact that the topic is being addressed at all is the problem. Others have done it and done it quite well, but even then its...

From Christian to Atheist by AZryan: “-I have very little knowledge of Judiasm or Islam, and these people make up only 2% of the US population– in contrast to 80%...

Home » Nature » Deep Sea

Deep Sea

Dive in! A sea full of wonders awaits.

Famed oceanic filmmaker Howard Hall (Into the Deep) guides this immersive adventure that lets you swim alongside some of the most exotic creatures of the planet. Johnny Depp and Kate Winslet provide the narration.

And an unusual array of finned and scaled stars are ready to steal every scene. Among them: Green Sea Turtles who gather off Kona so that Surgeonfish can strip harmful algae from their shells…an ominous, predatory Humboldt Squid that changes color four times per second like a flashing strobe light…an underdog Mantis Shrimp, whose claws have the speed of a 22-caliber bullet, in battle against a hungry octopus. So many creatures. So many amazing stories.

Released in 2006. 41 min. Director: Howard Hall. IMAX documentary film.