The Abyss was originally released in 1989 and came under fire for a scene that showed a real rat being dunked into a vat of chemicals, which animal rights campaigners succeeded in having cut from ...

Disney+ has removed the 1989 sci-fi film The Abyss from its UK streaming platform after backlash over a banned scene involving a rat. The scene, which shows a real rat submerged in fluorocarbon ...

Disney+ is under fire after it aired a prohibited scene depicting animal abuse in a 1989 sci-fi film. The Abyss was recently added to Disney's streaming service in 4K but it includes a ...

Making 'The Abyss' almost killed James Cameron. In a rare appearance, he revisited his 1989 underwater thriller and considered the future of AI in Hollywood.

However, one of his early projects, The Abyss, which had to be his most creative work since 1989, though not so majorly earned, is getting a re-run in the theatres. Scroll ahead to read further.

Various forces threatened to crush Mr. Cameron when he was making his biggest waterborne feature films to date: “Titanic” (1997) and “The Abyss” (1989), which he shot in a flooded nuclear ...

Video transfer The Abyss is presented in its original aspect ratio of 2.35:1, in the Rec. 2020 color space with HDR-10 and Dolby Vision HDR and encoded with AVC H.265 compression. Unlike the most ...

In between his sci-fi epics Aliens and Terminator 2: Judgment Day, James Cameron wrote and directed The Abyss, a film that’s just as epic–if not as fondly remembered. Still, on the anniversary ...

On Aug. 7, 1989, The Hollywood Reporter called the movie “colossally ambitious” and a “visual tour de force,” sentiments that many fans agree with to this day.