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Meredith 2023-09-23 01:07:44
The old sci-fi movies of 1954 can be made like this. It is really amazing, and it seems that it is still very exciting today. Every time I look at Verne’s things, I think he must have "crossed the...
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Rico 2023-08-05 23:00:51
Everyone was good, but the captain was shot and died....
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Enos 2023-08-04 12:56:09
Undersea wonders are the surface, anti-war ideas are the inside, and the introduction of nuclear elements is also quite characteristic of the times. However, compared to the long-length advance of the original work, the foreshadowing is full, and the two-hour film length is still a lot...
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Myron 2023-07-26 13:28:31
Old version, familiar...
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Vincenzo 2023-07-25 09:10:15
French science fiction novelist Jules Verne's classic adaptation, directed by Richard Fletcher, 1955 film. Although the film was shot 65 years ago, combined with the technical level at that time, its special effects and scenery really deserve the best of the 27th Oscars. The novel was read 20 years ago when I was reading, and most of the plot details were forgotten, but from the perspective of the film, the interpretation of the professor and Captain Nemo should be no problem. A man of great...
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Aryanna 2023-07-15 22:18:33
Last week, I was teaching "Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea" to my students. I didn't have time to read the book. I read half of the book and hurriedly found a movie. A bit boring up front. The characters are very different from what I expected from the original scene. I can't quite understand how surprised and imaginative people who were sixty or seventy years ago were when they saw this, and felt a little mediocre, which is a...
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Kurt 2023-06-26 18:36:20
Kirk Douglas and James Mason and the...
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Amos 2023-06-16 05:04:51
Did the people on that ship love to imprison play or what? What if you let Ned out. A boatload of people is taking the wrong medicine. I have no desire to understand Captain Nemo's depth of thinking and selfless love, thank you. I would have slept ten times halfway through without Kirk Douglas. But the boat is cool. If there is wifi in life under the sea, it will be endlessly beautiful. I don't care about Verne, but this subject is worth a...
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Nat 2023-05-30 20:32:18
The part about the undersea hunter and the farmer is very interesting, two sailors each dragging a corner of the turtle. Also from...
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Stan 2023-05-25 17:08:59
Be a pioneer in action-adventure monster movies. In those days, the underwater world was really very novel, and now it needs to be more macroscopic or microscopic to have the same effect. Space universe, microbial...
20,000 Leagues Under the Sea Comments
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Braxton 2022-05-01 06:01:04
The defective is good
Things that are defective are good. Twenty thousand li under the sea is too heavy in my heart. I read the novel when I was in elementary school and gave me the enlightenment of science fiction. This caused me to expect too much of the movie at first. When a novel is adapted into a movie, it seems...
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Alexandro 2022-05-01 06:01:04
The brilliance of humanity at twenty thousand miles under the sea
The famous original works have various children's picture books in the early period in China, and the themes are more in line with socialist values. From the elementary school years, you can see various translated novels. This kind of public foundation makes the audience of this literary adaptation...
20,000 Leagues Under the Sea quotes
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Ned Land: [after Captain Farragut announces that he is ending the search] Cheer up, Professor. You'll forget all about fishing when you see the gals in Saigon.
Professor Pierre Aronnax, narrator: I thought they promised you a bonus if you harpooned this monster, Mr. Land.
Ned Land: Knowing full well I couldn't collect it. When I get back, I'm shipping out on the first whaler that'll take me. I won't get rich, but I won't be sitting around picking my teeth with my harpoon.
Conseil: Maybe we are lucky. It might have sunk us.
Ned Land: You scare me. Be a good loser, Professor. The fish that got away is always the biggest one.
Conseil: Ah, what a pity, Professor. I know you had visions of that monster mounted in the National Museum.
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Ned Land: Hey, Professor, where are ya going?
Professor Pierre Aronnax, narrator: My journal!
Ned Land: The island's gonna blow up any second!
Professor Pierre Aronnax, narrator: I must get my journal!
[Ned Land punches him and carries him out of the flooding chart room]
Director: Richard Fleischer
Language: English Release date: July 20, 1955