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Video Information
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Type.................: Movie
File Validation......: MD5 & SHA-256 HASH

Title................: The Abyss
Studio...............: Excel Media (20th Century Fox)
Actors...............: Ed Harris, Mary Elizabeth Mastrantonio, Michael Biehn, Leo Burmester, Todd Graff
Directors............: James Cameron
Writers..............: James Cameron
Genre................: Adventure, Drama, Sci-Fi 
Release Date.........: 9 August 1989 (USA) , March 21, 2000 (DVD) 
Duration.............: 02:51:00 (per actual main feature)
Rated................: PG-13
Cover(s) Included....: Yes

Language.............: English
Subtitles............: English, English (Text Commentary), Chinese (Simplified), Chinese (Text Commentary)
Resolution...........: 480p @ 16x9
Source...............: Region 6 (China) SE UNCUT version. True Anamorphic. Please refer to the WIKI page of the movie.

IMDb Information.....: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0096754/
IMDb Rating..........: 7.6
RottenTomatoes.......: http://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/abyss/
RT Rating............: 89%

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Filename          : The Abyss [1989]x264DVDrip96kbps(UNCUT).mp4
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Reviews/Synopsis
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Please go to the following website for detailed information:
 
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Abyss

"The Abyss" is one of the most intriguing Sci-Fi/action movies to have ever been made. From the very beginning of this exceptional movie to the end, for the first time viewer or for those that have watched it many times, it is a highly inventive and an ultimately captivating movie.
 Although there have been many movies made about events under the surface of the ocean, few can match up to the intensity that "The Abyss" is laden with.
One of the more intriguing aspects about the edition of "The Abyss" that I'm reviewing today or any other version that contains both the original theatrical release and the Special Edition with twenty eight minutes of additional footage is how the whole tone of the conclusion of the film changes between the two.
 This is not something that I wish to go in to in great detail; suffice it to say that the Special Edition gives a whole new meaning to this classic movie.
  This is the only true widescreen anamorphic version of The Abyss ever to be released, literally all other region versions have been cropped 4.3 with black bars and due to this have very low resolution, also other region versions have had parts of the movie cut. This Version is totally uncut and for the first time true widescreen, the best quality until a Bluray version eventually gets released? 

From the WIKI page: "On home video, in addition to the conventional two-tape VHS release, the first THX-certified LaserDisc title of the Special Edition Box Set was released in May 1993 and was a best seller for the rest of the year. Both the theatrical and SE editions remain available on DVD; however all available DVDs are non-anamorphic, with the exception of the Chinese DVD produced for Region 6 by Excel Media."

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