Underwater Ending EXPLAINED By Director William Eubank 

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So is this technically the first film in the Lovecraft cinematic universe you mentioned was being considered in another video? If it really is Cthulhu?

when are you going to do Kthanid - Cthulhu Mythos Explained?

Brilliant mate

@@donaghb7307 no it has nothing to do with it

Like a metaphorical giant ‘bloop’ heard in the ocean?

@@iona2225 Well whales and other animals already have that characteristic, I think in this case it means to have the horror be almost humanlike in some way and make us feel insignificant, like all eldritch horror. Like instead of a Bloop, what if we were to pick up on something that looks like a language?

:) if we find footprints at the bottom of the ocean ... www.messagetoeagle.com/strange-giant-footprints-discovered-undersea-puzzle-scientists/

Yeah, imagine finding Bikini Bottom and Spongebobs footprints. Would be terrifying.

You’ll have to watch the Abyss, Leviathan, Deep Star six (maybe) and Sphere.

Same here. So far this is the best movie I've seen this year. Much better than I expected. Though I'm about to see Bad Boys 3 tonight so that might change.

Cytron1515 I was also really surprised how well kristen stewart was.. after her whole twilight shit show I kinda labeled her as talentless because her acting in those movies was so plain and.. weird.. but she actually did a really good job in this movie it genuinely shocked me.

Ya , they should do a sequel on Netflix or streaming service

Are you serious?? IT WAS SOOOO BAD! It cost them $67 million to make and it only made $37 million world wide. It was the biggest movie flop in years. I mean bloody Cats did better than this movie.

Likewise 🤣💀

@12canadianboy12 Damn I missed the wings, and the fish mouth instead of the regular sloopy beard threw me off. But those humanoids really were like the fish people described in the books! Even the fleshyness was humanlike

@12canadianboy12 He looked more like a mesopotemian type of god to me when I saw him. The moustachless beard that stops at the mouth, and that crown looking crest and the fish lower half. The deciding factor for this being the great dreamer were definitely those wings

Cthulhu is honesly a joke in this movie

@12canadianboy12 Nope, just saying what this movie showed

Yeah but we are shown the newspaper about the 2 survivors so that doesn’t make sense

It matters, as less and less of these films will be produced. Instead you’ll get another superhero cgi cartoon.

@@Y2Kr4SHM4N youre right but it if faild there is no another choice but enjoy.

patricio garces Agreed! 👍

yup me too

@@Yerinjibbang 🤘🤘

Iä iä Cthulu fhtagn.

Even if he should die, his secret daughter Cthylla will give birth to him.

That was his avatar and not himself

It was actually cthulhu physical body he can actually die its just that his mind will go reside in a higher plane existence. And even then it is heavily implied that Cthulhu CAN permanently die its just that his daughter would bring him back to the world by birthing him.

Not dead which eternal lies, in stranger eons death may die

The giant creature in the film the mist also had little creatures on it very awesome!

So far in 2020 Both Color out of Space and Underwater were amazing. It gives me hope that we will get more lovecraftian movies.

Which one?

@@thevolta89 Movie trilogy along with colour out of space and two other movies.

The suits the cast wore were pretty great, impressive range of movement.

I love it been telling everyone to check it out

It's not really that good. Some cool stuff in there but it fell short

@@karlgarza7338 please elaborate. I get what you are saying. On one hand we get so much crap in the genre anything not shit is GREAT. On the other when these films actually get a budget we don't support them. That just means we will get more crap.

@@danieltucker3506 I just feel like it was slightly unfinished with chunks of the movie just gone so that bothered me and the writing in the script isn't really that good either the only thing I really liked were the visuals and I'm not saying it's a bad movie either but not as good as alot of people make it out to be I went in with high expectations and left with a headache

He probably could, but would it be as good as the original footage of Event Horizon? Probably would be actually.

40k? Like warhammer? Sorry if I’m not understanding lol

@@thevolta89 Yup.

100,000 for AVA love

This movie is an insult for H.P Lovecraft

@@azizella2778 Never said that it did justice to the Lovecraftian mythos or any of the creatures, realms, Gods from it. Just that I liked that it turned out to be Cthulu.

@@justinandrew5849 same

@@azizella2778 hater....i scream when i saw the monster!

@@LastStandG I'm not hating, I watched the movie, it was good, but the representation of "Cthulhu" as the director claimed it to be was just bad. You need some knowledge od Lovecraft to know what those creatures actually are

Jerome Smiley Johnson I wasnt a fan of her in Twilight, but admittedly, she did rather well in this movie

@@xBloodxFangx I give credit where credit is due

@@infojunkieworld she was amazing in this movie for sure i kept thinking the scenes where she's in the suit would be so hard to act all that cgi and you have to act like you're 7 miles under the ocean fighting for your life

She was great when reacting to a crisis, genuinely believable. It was the slower moments when she was trying to be relatable that I saw too much of the Kristen Stewart trope emerge, y'know? Like when taking charge of a situation amidst panic her emotional range goes all the way from 1 to 10 but when interacting with other characters her emotional range limits tops out at about a 5 making it really difficult to get invested in her character or anyone else's since the story unfolds mostly from her perspective. Luckily this is just a nitpick and on a whole it didn't change how much I enjoyed the movie, it just feels good to be able to finally put a finger on what specifically bothers me about some of Stewart's performances.

I find her very difficult to relate to. There's a coldness to her. I admire that she tries to push herself into different roles and rarely seem to just take a pay check (except Twilight) but I just find her an unlikable presence in movies.

I like the hagfish looking fishmen

Maybe an artbook for the movie.

Or less darker tone so we can appreciate the monsters more

Lookmovie.ag if you’re in a money bind. Obviously when you can throw the flick some $

Gotta have a sequel

Movies that flop at the box office rarely get sequels unfortunately.

@@michaelstreeto3889 it won't. it failed at the box office

Uncle Ira Ordo Malleus en route!

I see you're a man of culture

Grey Knights have been deployed, the Emperor protects!

Why not both?

@@____________838 That's Heretical talk...

Yes! i argued this with full respect to his opinion which i highly value and this VERY cool director. This is a edited for past tense quote before i heard this interview '' I couldn't relate these monsters to the deep ones which feel much more cognitive and cerebral. These feel like monsters felt closer to our myths that many humans have wrote about under the sea since the actual dawn of humanity. Sorry if i sound harsh, Its actually interesting. i just personally feel like this more monster then lovecraft. Basically the plot is as close to Mira grants horror book rolling in deep+plus its sequel as it is to lovecraft. Imo maybe even more so. funny enough this same origin plot concept as pacific rim. Cthulhu is a god like monster. He personally traversed the stars his call can enter your dreams. There's also a physiological aspect to his horror but it stems from directly him not the environment or past trauma. I didn't feel that monster was on that level at all. Love craft wrote his stories mountains of madness, call of cthulhu, dunwich horror,shadow over innmouth etc in almost scientific accounts. There's normally a long build up hinting at the horror with evidence. the evidence brings the shocking horror at its implication This feels the different... p.s love craft fans should checkout horrorbabble on RU-vid. I listen to lovecraft readings to fall asleep every night'' Now hearing the interview my feelings have changed towards the ending plus a few things. I will support his work and buy a physical copy to give it another chance. Now that i have more context i'll enjoy it better. this should of been conveyed in the film a little but it basically the studio exects seem to have messed with his vision. I am slightly disappointed I couldn't see his vision fully. Maybe its a problem with me I got from the ending a boogey mama monster appears and she's blown up. All this ''its a cthulhu/ god and can't be killed ''i didn't get. I write this With great respect to this director for coming to the fans,mr H, and fellow fans

I absolutely agree about Cloverfield. I mentioned it to my friend after watching it.

Clover field is lovecraftian insipired idiot

Agreed. The big creature at the end kinda looks like Cthulhu, but that's it. There are no Lovecraftian elements whatsoever in the story.

@@ithaqua7137 Lots of things are inspired by Lovecraft, but Cloverfield has it's own distinct vibe. By the way. Manners are free. Get some.

I'd honestly kinda wish we possibly get a Cthulhu Kaiju film one day and this might be the closest chance of one, some day maybe

@@DrPenny233 If this is as close as we get, I won't complain. I'm impressed this was made at all.

Best make it like Lovecraft and set them in one world but make them entirely separate. I wouldn't mind something antarctic or desert inspired, I think there are some lovecraftian entities around there

@@kennethsatria6607 Something Antarctic-inspired, you say? Like Guillermo del Toro wanting to make Lovecraft's "At The Mountains Of Madness" for almost 20 years?

The dude that made color out of space is making 2 more lovecraft films

You watch it? What’d you think?

Sorrrry

The Red Ronin what’s Rlyeh?

@@cambosuperman25 It's the lost city of C'thulhu.

Phuck Yu Mein it’s a lost city and the last place you want to be

@@cambosuperman25 A sunken city in the Cthulhu Mythos and Cthulhu lies down there slumbering and waiting for his awakening.

@@cambosuperman25 47°9′S 126°43′W . Look it up on Google...

Space Dust I would draw that conclusion based of the 2 survived article. Additionally remember one of the pods had a beacon still operating but it was actually found below them when they first went out into the water. Couple that notion with the fact that Cthulhu sent his minions after the two pods in the end as if it was routine, catch and kill

What is that from?

Alexander Meredith mentioned in Hebrew texts. Namely, the New testament as the angel of death and his name means destroyer. Not sure where this quote is from although it sounds similar to a verse in the Bible where it states the “locusts” from the abyss, under the command of Abaddon, will torture man for 5 months and they will beg for death and death will not find them.

@@thereelvoice. It's basically an abridged version of that passage as I was to lazy to look for it

NØctis Lûcis Câelum lol destruction/destroy, depths/abyss, tomato/“tomotto “...you’re basically right.

No shit....imagine that.

@@rickylovesyou lol

I mean KS.

@12canadianboy12 Was it as flickering lights were going off behind it? I thought those were its arms and he was raising them XD

@12canadianboy12 I didn't notice the wings when I watched it. I would have been even more pumped had I seen that.

There's an Easter egg in the Captain's locker at Shepherd station that indicated it was Cthulhu.

@12canadianboy12 there's a map of the installations with red lines coming from Shepherd station. One line goes to a simple drawing of Cthulhu in a thinking pose on a stone slab in side profile.

emeraldo yeah... I wish they just kept it their own creations, not some borrowed creature, and SUCH a iconic creature. It could have been their own thing, their own creature, NOPE!!! Love the movie, great suspense, great thrills, great story, great setting, great characters, love the movie but then the director just holds up a HP Lovecraft book. I feel this is a last minute dropping the ball, the studios were breathing down his neck and he just plug&played Cthulhu... oof! This movie is so great then he just drag&drops in the Cthulhu mythos, not disappointed but wowee!