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Hãy viết đoạn tóm tắt về nội dung bằng tiếng việt kích thích người mua: This Netflix disaster movie just hit the top 10 — stream it or skip it?

We do a pretty good job of keeping up with what’s new on Netflix here at Tom’s Guide. But there’s a movie that dropped last week surging into the top 10 that we did not see becoming a hit.

“The Abyss” is a Swedish-language disaster movie based on the true story of a town sinking due to a massive mine. The film debuted in Sweden back in September 2023  (as “Avgrunden”) but now it’s available to watch on Netflix and apparently, a lot of people are hitting play.

Rotten Tomatoes actually aren’t terrible, though there are only four at the moment. Two of the critics, John O’Brien of Inverse and John Serba of Decider, seem to appreciate what the movie attempts to do and suggest that fans of the disaster movie genre will enjoy giving “The Abyss” a shot.

But Roger Moore of Movie Nation and Lori Meek of Ready Steady Cut are less positive in their reviews. Moore says the movie is simply too predictable and while Meek ultimately gave the movie a “fresh rating” they agree that the movie is highly predictable. Both reviews give the movie a score equivalent to a 5 out of 10 and Meek even goes as far as to call it a “snooze fest.”

Audiences are even less kind, with the film scoring just a 22% “fresh” audience score. Some who watched and reviewed the movie seemed intrigued by the premise and the movie’s beginning, but even they threw around words like “terrible,” “suck” and “WTF.”

The lone review effusive with praise was from Steve S, who said “It has a good story, believable characters and decent action. The special effects make the entire plot plausible. I was on the edge of my seat at times and, overall, was rooting for the main characters to come through the disaster.”

Should you stream ‘The Abyss’ on Netflix?

While I’m genuinely happy that Steve S enjoyed the movie, it seems the consensus is that you should skip “The Abyss” despite its newfound surge in popularity. While it appears to be technically well made, it comes off as a very predictable, typical disaster movie despite a truly interesting premise. 

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