If you think it’s CGI … don’t hold your breath. Or, wait, maybe do. Twentieth Century Fox By Meg Shields · Published on August 2nd, 2021
Welcome to How’d They Do That? a monthly column that unpacks moments of movie magic and celebrates the technical wizards who pulled them off. This entry explains how they shot the breathing fluid scenes in James Cameron’s deep-sea action sci-fi movie The Abyss.
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The Abyss. Hot off the commercial and critical successes of 1984’s
The Terminator and 1986’s
Aliens, director
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