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I'd recommend the book before the movie.

I saw Abyss for the first time last december, and although I like sci-fi I was less than satisfied. My main gripe with the movie is that the plot elements just didn't fit well together at all. I mean, a deep sea operation goes wrong, and aliens just happen to show up? Then the aliens disappear, and a bunch of other completely non-alien stuff happens. Then the aliens aren't seen for the rest of the movie, but then predictably show up again just in time to save Ed Harris from certain death?

In short, the aliens seemed completely pointless, they had virtually nothing to do with the story. Its like James Cameron made the movie as an underwater disaster thriller, and then at the last minute decided "Hey, I know! Why don't we throw in some aliens!? Then it will be a sci-fi movie! And then we'll round it out with a pointless subplot about a Navy SEAL going crazy, which is surely not intended to be political commentary in any way shape or form."