Film Sack 493: The Abyss

Film Sack

Scott Johnson

Tv & Film

4.6 • 1.6K Ratings

🗓️ 13 December 2020

⏱️ 106 minutes

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A civilian diving team is enlisted to search for a lost nuclear submarine and faces danger while encountering an alien aquatic species.

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0:00.0	60 knots, no way binds.
0:02.8	The Reds don't have anything that fast.
0:04.8	Checked it twice.
0:05.9	I mean it's a real unique signature.
0:08.2	No cavitation, no reactor noise,
0:11.7	doesn't even sound like screws. Don't touch that. This is Film Sack.
0:30.0	Don't touch that.
0:32.0	This is Filmzac. Oh sure. Hello everyone welcome back to film
0:57.3	to film sack this is film sack my name is very depths of film entertainment
0:59.7	for all mankind this is episode 493 for the weekend of Sunday, December 13th.
1:05.7	My name is Scott Johnson, and I'm joined today by Brian.
1:08.9	How bad do you think that little submarine ball stinks, done away?
1:12.3	Hmm, so bad. Oh, hi, Morph.
1:15.0	It is as I said it would be.
1:18.0	The surface dwellers have descended into the deep blue and are now resting just above our alien ship in their primitive underwater
1:24.0	observatory. Likely they are here looking for their submerged metal cylinder of
1:28.9	dead compatriots that you accidentally murdered with your power-hungry remote-operated
1:33.5	underwater jelly vehicle.
1:35.0	All right, I guess we need to send out the water finger
1:38.2	to probe their deep core.
1:39.7	What's that?
1:40.6	You prefer the term water tube, whatever just just get to probe that thing already five
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