September 29, 2009
Classic adventure Sci/Fi from the 60's. Donald Pleasence rules!
Stephen Boyd, Raquel Welch, Edmond O'Brien
A diplomat is nearly assassinated. In order to save him, a submarine is shrunken to microscopic size and injected into his blood stream with a small crew. Problems arise almost as soon as they enter t...( read more
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March 1, 2008This was very cool back in the late 60's when it first came out. Very dated now.
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June 5, 2007Early Racqel Welch in a wet suit, need I say more, and it was a nice movie, to boot!. . .And here's another movie that's crying for a re-make!. . . Is anyone listening?. . .
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April 12, 2007A rather absurd pseudo-scientific sci-fi in which a submarine and it's crew are shrunk to microscopic size to perform surgery on a dying scientist from the inside. Really it's just a dull series of feeble "action" sequences in which the tiny crew are menaced by various poorly rea...( read more)
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September 29, 2009Had a great start and some awesome scenery, but it got so boring towards the middle.
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September 10, 2009trying to remember it, but remember it fondly. It's on just now... watching whilst doing other things.... starts off slow
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August 2, 2009The special effects by today's standards may seem a bit tame, but in 1966 they were creative and imaginative, and still look good. The concept for the film is rather fascinating and it is done quite well, Colorful and well produced.
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March 24, 2009One of the original sci-fi classics that holds up in spite of the obviously dated visual effects. A group of scientists is miniaturized so they, and their submersible, can be injected into the body of a diplomat who suffers an otherwise inoperable brain injury during an assassina...( read more)
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February 2, 2007Oscar winner in 1966 for Special Visual Effects this is a science fiction film worth seeing. Not because of Raquel Welch but the fantastic psychedelic special effects that are spectacular to behold!!! Worth viewing! Based on the classic science fiction novel by Issac Asimov.
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