Under the Sea
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Videos & Photos
- A look at aquatic wildlife in this trailer (01:09)
- Clip: Australian sea lions (00:42)
Movie Info & Cast
Synopsis
An underwater look at the diverse coastal regions of Southern Australia, New Guinea and the Indo-Pacific areas and the impact of global warming on the oceans.
Cast
- Jim Carrey
- Zozo Kahramana
Letterboxd User Reviews
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- Nov 12, 2011
Watched this on a school trip to the Boston Aquarium, and all I remember is Jim Carrey saying “most sea snakes become wallets, shoes, or handbags”
DaveSep 16, 202395% of modern 3D movies need to take note on how to excel 3D presentations. Similar to Deep Sea, Under the Sea is gorgeously captured and intriguing to watch in its hyperstereo goodness!
Alex LeonceMar 7, 2024watched in a room full of screaming children, the true cinema experience
lori ༚༅༚˳🎀 - Oct 10, 2021
Romance, tension, implied filial cannibalism, and Jim Carrey. This movie has it all. Spoiler alert: prepare for a smooch.
clud11Jul 28, 2020Watched this one with my kids on our 3D home system. Of course it looked awesome. A breath taking experience. Worth seeing.
UltimateMovieRankingsSep 2, 2024From WB & Imax comes a short subject nature documentary produced co-written & directed by Howard Hall. It's narrated by Jim Carrey and contains awesome nature photography of underwater coral reefs.
Gregory Wood - Nov 13, 2022
Absolutely loved when the sea lion kissed me in 3D….. too cute
lexilouAug 7, 2024I'm sure this is great in IMAX 3D but I just ended up watching it in 2D on my five year old Roku TV
slimpNov 22, 2019🎶 oh I want to be under the sea, in an octopus's garden, in the shade 🎶
Aaron Jenkins
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Metacritic
The footage is spectacular, the colors electric, the life aquatic trippier than anything you'll see in even the most wildly imaginative animated fare.
Steven Rea
Philadelphia Inquirer
Like its predecessors, Under the Sea is family-friendly viewing -- the great white shark swims by, as opposed to tearing prey to shreds. Its goal is to show biodiversity and offer information on how reefs grow, reminding us of threats to these environments.
Jennie Punter
The Globe and Mail (Toronto)
It's all a treat to behold, and, at least where the turtle and the jellyfish are concerned, it's transcendently beautiful, too. I just wish there was more of it.
Wesley Morris
Boston Globe
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