How To Beat The SEA MONSTERS in UNDERWATER

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If you were trapped in a destroyed mining facility at the bottom of the ocean floor, with an army of giant deep-sea creatures trying to eat you and your friends alive, what would you do?

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[aliasfakename]

Someone theorized that the name of the drill company (Tian) is short for LovecrafTIAN as in "the company is well-aware Cthulhu is down there and wants to summon him to the surface with human sacrifices i.e. Nora and Crew."

[iBNKERS]

I will say that Kristen’s performance in this movie was great. She’s come far from the Twilight era, which I feel wasn’t her best (aside from her getting pissed at Jacob over her daughter - that scene felt genuine).

[abrahamblackmore]

You don't beat this one. Nothing beats this thing. The director said in an interview that it is absolutely 100% intended to be Cthulu

[flashthompson]

This movie was extremely underrated. It got like as little promotion as possible. I advised anyone who hasn't seen it yet to make it a priority.

[noahrhods]

The whole point of the film is taking back your power. Nora lost her husband to a freak accident and she felt like there was nothing to live for. She tries to save the others because they do. Liam and Emily have each other, the captain has kids, etc, etc. each time they lose someone, she's powerless to stop it.

Staying behind, Nora has the power to make a difference, and she uses that power. That's why her final monologue is "there are things in your life that will make you feel powerless, making you feel insignificant, but that's it. They're just feelings, and sometimes you have to stop feeling, and start doing." She chose to find something worth dying for. In that sense she won. This was beaten simply because she was sitting on a ton of energy with nowhere to go, and the will to use it.

[dantauche]

That footage of the tight cave crawling gave me such anxiety. Those people are. Nuts!!!

[nextgennel]

My man says to make melee weapons to use underwater lol. Imagine trying to swing around a melee weapon under 6 miles of pressure. Yeah that sounds like it's going to work out just great!

[neonekota]

Rodriguez saw that helmet was messed up when he grabbed the remaining two and decided to take the bad one. What a scary way to go....

[SegmentedOdin]

I'm proud of you, you only suggested leaving everyone else behind to fend for themselves twice.

[dylanlevalley]

Idk what's better having to go through everything trying to live or just to die in the beginning and not have to deal with any of the additional stuff. Even if you live that ptsd would be horrible.

[outsiderredhead]

I am not even diving into a swimming pool without James Cameron's active participation in the event.

[Snapper]

Nora made a heroic decision that turned out to be the correct one in the end. Had she taken one of the escape pods & left only 1 pod for the others, then none of them would have survived (unless one of the other 2 knew how to overload the reactor). And the same outcome would have resulted if they tried squeezing 3 people into 2 pods. Even if they had fit, without blowing the reactor, none of them would have made it.

[octoberkats]

"What would you do?"
I played subnautica, I know exactly what I'd do.

First to die, right here. Dibs. Called it.

[kickless]

22:26 I remember watching this movie 4 years ago but with the tense music and atmosphere, I just stopped all together because I scare easily.. I always wondered what happened in the end of this movie, just another benefit of watching you bro, thanks alot!

[GreatValueLand]

Ironically, movies like this and YouTube cave diving videos have inspired me to learn how to dive lol. My dive lessons start this summer and I’m so pumped

[GimmeAweapon]

This movie was so good. And the Cthulhu realization at the end was great

[firegodgaming]

My fears all in one movie... Deep waters and the creatures within it.. and plus imagine you have no possible escape because of a chance everything may collapse and implode..

[call_me_kay]

Him: If you're trapped in a destroyed mining facility at the bottom of the ocean being chased by eldritch sea monsters... What would you do?
Me: I would probably just die😅

[gus_]

My first thought as a subnautica player: *detecting multiple leviathan class life forms, are you sure whatever you’re doing is worth it?*