Adventures in the Center of the Earth, Reivew on Journey to the Center of the Earth

The film is based on the novel "Adventures in the Center of the Earth" published by French science fiction writer Jules Verne in 1864, which was also shown on the screen in 1959. In this remake of "Adventures in the Center of the Earth", director Eric Brevig believes that the protagonist described in the original took 6 months to reach Iceland, and another 3 months to reach the depths of the earth, which is not suitable for modern audiences. of appreciative tastes, "We need some creative freedom". So he decided to revise it to be closer to the style of the modern audience. He went to Walden Media, the producer, and they agreed that the story would take place in modern times. "The goal of the remake is to keep the spirit of the original, but modernize it in a way - it only takes about 12 hours to get to Iceland right now, which is not a big part of an expedition. And you can't really just go there. Eric Brevig said: "We tried to make the cooler things from the books seem plausible, like prehistoric creatures and subterranean oceans, and we just wanted to make a big, fun adventure with references to the books. Movies, not novels made into movies." Unlike most adventure films, most similar productions in the past had evil villains, dangerous enemies, good allies, and so on. The cast of "Adventure on the Center of the Earth 3D" is very simple, with only three people. The expedition team is composed of action star Brandon Fraser, who is good at adventure films, Josh Hutcherson, a young actor who is good at acting in special effects films, and Anita Brim, a post-80s beauty born in Iceland. Through the appeal of the three people to different audience groups, the film will be turned into a "family fun" summer blockbuster. It's pretty good, but it should be even better if you see it in 3D.

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