Underwater scenes are incredibly difficult to shoot, as the conditions mean the cast and crew have to rethink nearly every aspect of making a movie. While shooting in the open ocean provides the ...

How did you go about shooting these scenes? Ideally we would have shot a full-scale replica underwater. But we didn't have the budget to do that. A miniature is a fairly economical way of getting ...

A new behind-the-scenes video and image provide a closer look Tom Cruises underwater action sequences in Mission: Impossible The Final Reckoning.

Finn Cole and Simu Liu, who play divers in the film, were extensively trained to shoot their own underwater scenes safely — a rare feat for actors, Seabrook told Yahoo Entertainment.

The underwater scenes are enjoyable, exciting, and even occasionally funny. There's also a whodunit vibe as they become affected by the alien creature and grow suspicious of each other.

The park offers some of the most dramatic underwater scenery anywhere in the world. Its top sight is its namesake Bloody Bay Wall, an incredible reef with a vertical drop-off that plunges more ...