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Home›Technology›Apple’s new Submerged movie for Vision Pro is not for bath-time viewing

Apple’s new Submerged movie for Vision Pro is not for bath-time viewing

By Matthew Lynch
October 11, 2024
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Apple’s foray into the world of immersive entertainment with its Vision Pro headset is taking a dramatic turn with its latest offering: “Submerged.” While the name may evoke visions of leisurely baths with a soothing underwater spectacle, this film promises an entirely different experience.

“Submerged” is a high-stakes thriller, diving deep into the mysteries of the ocean’s abyss. Viewers are transported into a dark and haunting world, where tension and suspense are palpable. The use of Vision Pro’s advanced technology creates a truly immersive experience, blurring the lines between reality and fiction.

Think less “Finding Nemo” and more “The Abyss.” This film isn’t about playful fish and colorful coral reefs. Instead, viewers will be confronted with the vast unknown, the unnerving silence of the deep, and the unsettling feeling of isolation.

While a relaxing bath may seem the perfect accompaniment to a movie, “Submerged” is not one to be enjoyed in such a setting. The chilling atmosphere and intense visuals will leave you on the edge of your seat, not your bathtub. This is a film best experienced in a dark room, headphones on, and all senses engaged.

Apple’s “Submerged” is a testament to the potential of immersive storytelling with the Vision Pro. It’s not just about a new way to watch a movie; it’s about stepping into another world, and feeling the weight of its secrets on your shoulders. So, leave the bath bombs and rubber ducks behind. This cinematic journey demands full immersion, and it’s best experienced with a clear head and an open mind. 

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