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Aliens of the Deep

2005 · Movie · G · 95 min

6.4(80)unSUB Rating

Documentary

This documentary follows a deep-sea expedition along an underwater mountain chain where scientists study strange life in extreme conditions. It connects ocean exploration with bigger questions about how humans might search for life beyond Earth.

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Streaming on Disney+.

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Details
Years
2005
Release date
2005-01-28
Language
English
Rated
G
Runtime
95 min
Max quality
HD
TMDB rating (input)
6.1/10 (80 votes)
About

You’ll likely enjoy this if you’re curious about real-world exploration, unusual ocean life, and big scientific questions in the spirit of Ghosts of the Abyss or Deepsea Challenge; Not for you if you want a pure nature showcase or nonstop sea-creature footage.

Pros: awe-inspiring deep-sea visuals; engaging sense of discovery; accessible science ideas | Cons: less creature focus; too much talking; uneven pacing

Themes

  • deep sea
  • prehistoric creature
  • deepsea
  • underwater photography
  • fish creature
  • sea creature
  • underwater world
  • deep-sea dive
  • underwater life
  • bizarre creatures
  • mysterious creature
  • deep-sea
  • +1 more

Cast & crew

  • Anatoly M. Sagalevitch

    Anatoly M. Sagalevitch

    as Self

  • PC

    Pamela Conrad

    as Self

  • James Cameron

    James Cameron

    as Self

  • CP

    Charles Pellegrino

    as Self

  • GC

    Genya Chernaiev

    as Self

  • VN

    Victor Nischeta

    as Self

  • AL

    Arthur 'Lonne' Lane

    as Self

  • JC

    Jim Childress

    as Self

  • DF

    Dijanna Figueroa

    as Self

  • MH

    Micheal Henry

    as Self