I don't know much about science but but I know about under water oil rigs and this

bitch can take it. I'm James Cameron. I'm James Cameron and I want to take you into a world of cold darkness and unrelenting

pressure.

The movie business.

Okay, so yeah, so I'm gonna go into that. It sounds like he's lecturing you from the bottom of a well.

It is because he is underwater.

And like the brilliant crazy person that he is,

he does much of his interviews for the documentary

that we've pulled these clips from underwater.

And just so you know most of the clips we're going to be using today, actually all the clips

are going to be using today are from a documentary called Under Pressure, Making the Abyss from 1993.

That noise that you just pointed out is in all of the underwater footage

because this was the first movie to ever use live underwater audio recording.

And what that is, it's the respirator.

And it's so annoying that they had to edit it out completely from the final film because it's awful.

It's just like they played a clip from the actual movie with the respirators in it in this documentary and

it's Ed Harris being like, yeah we have to go to go to go out at a

horrible. Was the documentary made to be like positive about the movie or you'll see I mean yes I do think it was a promo kind of thing

It's a bit of a I mean not really because it comes out after so the abyss is released in 1989 this

documentary is from 1993 and it is certainly made with the blessing of James

Cameron because he is obviously heavily participating in it.

One thing to keep in mind when you're hearing some of these interview clips from the documentary

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