James Cameron’s Abyss', will hit the screens in theaters on December 6, 2023. 'The Abyss: Special Edition' is a 4K transfer, and it includes more content and 'surprises' that were not present in the original version. 'The Abyss: Special Edition' was screened at Beyond Fest earlier this year.
James Cameron announced in a social media post on Monday, November 13 that his film will return to theaters. When 'The Abyss' was released in 1989, it underperformed and earned less than $90 million globally. But over the years, James Cameron gained more mainstream popularity and the film built an audience for itself. Bringing it back to theaters now may prove to be a smart stroke.
'The Abyss: Special Edition' runs for 2 hours 51 minutes with 32 minutes of extra content. The original version runs for 2 hours and 17 minutes. The movie was made available to stream online shortly after its screening at Beyond Fest in Los Angeles where Cameron also had a brief Q&A session. Both the original version of 'The Abyss' and the extended 4K special edition are available to stream on Prime Video.
Before 'The Abyss', James Cameron had 'Piranha II: The Spawning', 'The Terminator', and 'Aliens' to his credit. The 'Titanic' and 'Avatar' director is now the second-highest-grossing director in the history of cinema, right behind Steven Spielberg. It is also worth noting that three of the four highest-grossing movies of all time were directed by Cameron. These include 'Avatar', 'Avatar: The Way of Water', and 'Titanic'.
'The Abyss' narrates the story of underwater oil drillers who are called in by the U.S. Navy for a rescue mission. But they meet with an
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