Deep Blue
2003 · 83 MIN · IMDB 7.4 · 3,189 VOTES · DIR. Alastair Fothergill, Andy Byatt
Overview
Deep Blue is a major documentary feature film shot by the BBC Natural History Unit. An epic cinematic rollercoaster ride for all ages, Deep Blue uses amazing footage to tell us the story of our oceans and the life they support.
Dialogue Timeline — 129 lines
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00:00:33 English Subitles
00:06:04 After thousand of miles of searching, at last the deep blue offers it's bounty.
00:10:51 For a new generation of sea lions, life begins at the coast.
00:14:47 Soon the sea lions will learn to avoid the shalows of high tide.
00:19:28 Away from the coastline in the bright warm water, a tiny portion of the Ocean holds its greatest riches.
00:22:21 visits the reef during the green of a plankton bloom, sifting the water through its gills.
00:24:54 A change of rhytm where the creatures of the light must find a hiding place.
00:26:11 Special sensors allow them to detect the slightest movement.
00:32:13 Whipping up the nourishing swarms of tiny organisms on which so many other animals feed.
00:39:06 the force that draws life from the still waters.
00:42:42 Away from the freezing waters, but still the Emperor penguins remain.
00:44:05 and for the first time since summer melted the ice
00:45:36 The freezing sea brings danger as well as opportunity.
00:48:14 the scars of the hunters claws on their arching, streamlined backs.
00:50:33 Wary of the 30 ton mother, who is twice their size
00:53:47 Six hours after the chase began, the killers finally have their prize.
00:56:26 Here, wandering giants travel thousands of miles on the oceanic currents in search of food.
01:04:13 Leave the narrow strip of rich sunlit waters of the ocean surface
01:08:01 Go deeper and life under preasure adapts, changes
01:10:42 The deep ocean floor is by far the largest habitat on earth
01:11:39 The mid-ecean ridges are the largest geological structures on earth.
01:13:56 These chimneys are some of the most densely inhabited spots on earth
01:17:31 Yet it is the ocean that continues to surprise us.
300:00:00 in our oceans
Cast & Characters
Dialogue Record
Lines indexed129
Dialogue density1.6 lines / min
First line00:00:33
Final line300:00:00
Production Record
DirectorAlastair Fothergill, Andy Byatt
LanguageEnglish
Budget$5,000,000
Revenue$19,292,500
IMDb votes3,189