I remember watching this when I was only a little kid. Hell, when I was freaking 2! And this lighted up my passion for ocean life. This movie will forever be in my top ten favorite movies. I recommend that everyone, from the young to the old watch this movie. It will forever be etched into your mind as one, if not the, greatest ocean movie to ever be made.
this movie is beast! If Disney does do a remake of this, I hope they dont ruin it with their dumb, bubblegum pop stars and bad acting! Better yet...never do a remake of, and just leave at this! The 1954 version can never be touched!!
@randomnelly44 I won't go so far as to say it's bad, but there is a LOT of description that really boggs down the story quite a lot at most points in the novel. At one section in particular the author spends several paragraphs describing various sea creatures. This description includes their latin names, appearance, habitat, eating habits, niche etc. You might find it a slow read, that's all.
Pirates of the Caribbean may be Disney's most popular series of films, but this film, for me, remains their best---the story, the acting, the music, the effects, all of it. A simply classic, classic film.
@nelaqua Hollywood has a massive stack of sets, audio, video clips, special effects, props and entire sets that are endlessly reused in movies. Along with plots of course.
I'm trying to find out, there were several remakes. But the one from the Hallmark channel, what was the creature which they battled in the end ? The name of it ?
by far my favorite live-action Disney film. when i was little i used to watch the giant squid battle over & over again. now that i'm older i actually understand/enjoy the movie in its entirety. Disney needs to start showing this on tv to introduce it to new generations of kids =)
Movie trailers have come a long way. Can't help but think about the possibilities of an adaptation of the book being made today. It could be really amazing if they don't mess it up.
Jules Verne was a visionary! I must honestly say that 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea was a must-read novel. It was one of his best works that captured the wonders of the Sea so vividly and truly extraordinarily. You'll be feeling as if you're really living Nemo's underwater world once you get into the words.
Now this was a man who were able to presented the true beauties of our waterplanet and glory of Scientific exploration as no one ever imagined before...
I wish they had included the whole dinner party. Ned asks for the milk and when he's adding it to his pudding, Captain Nemo frankly states "the milk is of course from the giant sperm whale" 'stops pouring' This movie is such a classic I love it so much.
I didn't much care for the movie. Drifted away from the book way to much. The book edition of 20,000 is Naval Institute Press's edition which restores over 1/3 of the original text missing in American versions-- even to this day.
I have always hoped that James Cameron would do this movie!! It would be a Masterpiece!! IMO Disney destroyed this story. The original story is actually quite dark.
but can you imagine if it WAS redone, with all of today's awesome effects, and with some actually talented actors, that movie would be fucking PRIME. as awesome as the old one was, i feel that the true mind-fucking awesomeness and badassery of Nemo, the Nautilus, and all of the simply ass-kicking adventures he had was not fully captured. i also was never a big fan of how the nautilus looked in the disney movie
The Best sea movie ever made, with so much magnificence, and also the greatest performance by James Mason as the great Captain Nemo !!!!!! You can watch the full movie on You Tube : 20,000 Leagues under the sea part 1 of 13
The one and only. Inspired producer director IRWIN ALLEN to make VOYAGE TO THE BOTTOM OF THE SEA, in 1961, year I was born, with similarly spectacular special effects and spectacle!
would anyone else be perturbed by the idea of a story of Prince Armitage Ranjit Dakkar Beginning? I would like to see it, but yet I know Hollywood might massacre Nemo's true life story.
Still it would be awesome to see how Nemo began, where he ended up from his high educational life, to the slavery on the island of "evil cargo" to the design of the Natilus on his island of "Vulcania" with his fellow crew and colleague. Idk. What do you all think?
@TheTopBloke I always thought the Nautilus and Nemo were the heroes, destroyed by the ignorant, coarse, and low (but freedom loving) Ned Land. Nemo should have killed him on the spot, but then there would be no book or movie and Nemo would have been Master of the World. Bwahahaha. Sure, the organ is a bit gay, but whatever. Oh give me some filet of sea snake or brisket of blow fish with sea squid dressing based in barnacles and for dessert, mmmmm, saute' of unborn octopus! RIP Nautilus
@Ross4916 Nemo was a vigilante with a giant boat wrecking ship. His main idea was honorable but how he went about ending strife in the world was warped. The pain of losing his family left him bitter and angry. Ned Land was thinking like the common man, seeing his destruction and the soon forced suicide on him and his companions he broke loose and ended Nemo's reign (though in the book Nemo survives).
@Mojioftheeast I think you might be taking this all a bit too seriously, my friend. We're all entitled to our own viewpoints, and I disagree with you plain and simple. Ende.
The squid sequence was supposed to happen in the day time. It was shot this way but the wires controlling the squid could be seen and the sequence looked bad. The Director went to Walt and said they needed to re-shoot the sequence at night during a storm to so the wires would not be seen. This would add about a 1 million dollars to the budget. Walt agreed saying the realism of the sequence was important.
@NikolaGB Don't say things like that. There are plenty of old movies that are wonderful, magnificent, picturesque etc... Perhaps you have watched a bad movie but I assure you that this one is indeed good!
En fait, quand le poulpe avance vers le Nautilus, il devrait marcher à reculons et pas avec les tentacules tendues devant lui. En plus, habitué à vivre dans les grandes profondeurs, il éclaterait à la surface à cause du changement de pression.
War of the Worlds is one of my all time favorite books. To tell you the honest truth, though, I've never been able to get into the book of 20,000 Leagues.
So far theyve already done newer movie versions of Journey to the center of the earth, Around the world in 80 days and The Time Machine. Well Im surprised that they STILL havent made a newer version for this movie! But WHO knows they might, sooner or later?
Your right they should remake it. If remade, and done well unlike most of these recent remake, a newer version of this could be excellent for visuals, a gripping story, and a horrifying creature. Some amazingly scary scenes could be done in the deep dark of the sea and giant killer squid. Watch the sphere, there isn't even a squid shown, but when it appears on rader and is getting closer, it's that brilliant idea that your scared of what you can't see. So maybe a Thriller/Adventure/Horror remake
It is suprisingly modern, at least in terms of plot and characters, even though most elements in the book of course originate from the 19th century. Jules Verne's masterpiece is one of the greatest from his time, if not one of the greatest still.
There should be a special 55th Anniversary Edition 3-Disc DVD & Blu-Ray Disc of this movie sometime this fall from Walt Disney Studios Home Entertainment.
Ok, to put it in a nut shell for u ppl who don't no who Capt Nemo was. He was son of a Indian Raja, educated in Europe from ages 10 to 30 and his family was killed by the British durring the sepoy uprising of 1857, left India and fought for freedom in the 7 sea *passes out*
Iread the book (in original version) and it don't say the nemo's nationality or his birthplace. Aronnax say only he speaks with his men a unknown dialect. But in the book, Nemo says then he learnt in the great universiies and speak perfectly french, german and english.
You should to read the book : it's very interresting !
Hé ! Je viens de voir tachaîne après t'avoir répondu. Tu es française. Et, si je peux me permettre tu as l'air de bien connaitre le cinéma pour ton âge. ^^
Jules Verne originally intended Nemo to be Polish, oppresed by Russia, but it was changed in The Mysterious Island, due to warnings about Russia possibly banning the book (did a report on Jules Verne for school, coo guy)
Cpt Nemo is a supporter of freedom and independence of peoples;even if England was never quoted and I dont want to reveal the plot there are few clues of his fierce hatred against England.
one thing I hate from the book is when Jules Verne had to described in detail some creature he see, like what genus or class it's in. Mostly I just skip that part. But kudos for the story
A good movie as far as a Disney's children adaptation goes. The book is much better and is yet to be made into a decent film. If you don't agree with me just read the book again, then you will remember.
yes, you are right. The book is always better...does anyone read books anymore? Jules Verne wrote a century ago but his tales are still worth reading...
@ Humberusmarius: Hardly a child's adaptation. Maybe it is a product of the fifties, squeaky clean with no foul language and the like, but it is mostly a serious film.
I think you are right, a squeaky clean product of the fifties. It's the whole pet seal scene with Ned Land that came to mind when I said it was a kid's movie. I wish they had not changed Nemos origin, since he is an Indian aristocrat who hates the European power that destroyed his family, at least in the book. The Nautilus (Goff design) looks too much like a sea monster. Still a better movie than the other more recent adaptations. The Ben Cross and Michael Caine versions were awful.
@trac727 I have to do a report on it
MrSPARTA11 2 days ago
my teacher made me watch it!! :(
trac727 1 week ago
This and Journey to the Center of The Ere two of the greatest adventure s EVER written.
Clonetrooper1139 1 month ago
nowadays Disney corp is bullshit...RIP Roy Disney
MisterReta 1 month ago
the nautilus is asposto look like a octopus
orangemilo12345 1 month ago
I remember watching this when I was only a little kid. Hell, when I was freaking 2! And this lighted up my passion for ocean life. This movie will forever be in my top ten favorite movies. I recommend that everyone, from the young to the old watch this movie. It will forever be etched into your mind as one, if not the, greatest ocean movie to ever be made.
aangandtoph4ever 1 month ago
this movie is beast! If Disney does do a remake of this, I hope they dont ruin it with their dumb, bubblegum pop stars and bad acting! Better yet...never do a remake of, and just leave at this! The 1954 version can never be touched!!
MrDeSouza91 2 months ago
is the book good
randomnelly44 2 months ago
@randomnelly44 I won't go so far as to say it's bad, but there is a LOT of description that really boggs down the story quite a lot at most points in the novel. At one section in particular the author spends several paragraphs describing various sea creatures. This description includes their latin names, appearance, habitat, eating habits, niche etc. You might find it a slow read, that's all.
MrSyncrocat 1 month ago
It's just so old-fashioned, it's GREAT!!
BrooklynHeights1000 2 months ago
Heeeeey am the 309.000 viewer lol
OverDose356 3 months ago
OMFG!!!! Amaaaaaaaziiiiiiiiiiiiiiing D:<
qNpMa 3 months ago
cool
soildier2010 3 months ago
This movie come from a time when Disney still made movies that were interesting, mysterious and exciting.
Nowadays all they make are boo-hoo movies for women and children.
peri2502 4 months ago 4
I watched this movie back in the early 80's as a kid, i loved it. To me its a classic.
Fastbikkel 4 months ago
James Mason was HOT in this film!
tuttt99 4 months ago
I am not what what you call a civilised man. I totally abandoned society for reasons wich only i have the right to know
-Captain Nemo-
DutchTimepq 5 months ago
I have watched this movie twice and I STILL don't get it!
GeorgiaKev 5 months ago
Note to Hollywood: Please don't remake this film - you'll just fuck it up.
dublinboyo 5 months ago
movie didn't follow the book as a whole, but still damn good
deadluiga 5 months ago
Captain Nemo looks like George Clooney.
angelnhevn 6 months ago
Pirates of the Caribbean may be Disney's most popular series of films, but this film, for me, remains their best---the story, the acting, the music, the effects, all of it. A simply classic, classic film.
darkprose 6 months ago 2
i read the book
druzock4567 7 months ago
0:02 In 1954 there was a Star Wars Typograhy !
nelaqua 8 months ago
@nelaqua Hollywood has a massive stack of sets, audio, video clips, special effects, props and entire sets that are endlessly reused in movies. Along with plots of course.
cracked dot com/article/231_5-things-hollywood-reuses-more-than-plots/
alexkvaskov 5 months ago
este filme me traz muita recordações
tinho2733 8 months ago
Should be re-titled to over 9000 leagues under the sea.
luckyirishxxx 8 months ago
1st Read Jules Verne's "20.000 Leagues Under the Sea" Then Watch The Movie ;)
Chkhito999 8 months ago
The trailer had already given me chills. I imagine how the movie will be remade again.
harjono93 8 months ago
where I can buy that movie? very excited movie...;)
cutiecynti 9 months ago
I'm trying to find out, there were several remakes. But the one from the Hallmark channel, what was the creature which they battled in the end ? The name of it ?
1Adr1an6 9 months ago
@1Adr1an6 a giant squid
piyte 8 months ago
@piyte no... It wasn't a squid.. Is was like giant ray..
1Adr1an6 8 months ago
@1Adr1an6 Think it was called a protoleviathan.
finrodbrs 8 months ago
@finrodbrs I think that was right.. But was it just proviathan ?
1Adr1an6 8 months ago
@finrodbrs wait, so it was basically a giant leviathan ?
1Adr1an6 8 months ago
Cryptozoology novel see video book trailer
dltanner99 10 months ago
Fantastic
ChatterjeeAbhi55 10 months ago
lol i checked this out cuz im watchin it at film club tomoz xD
pixieabba 10 months ago
what is he song that ned land songs?
DavidEppursimuove 11 months ago
@DavidEppursimuove "Whale of a Tale"
JPnintendofan 10 months ago
Wanna know how far 20,000 leagues really is? Its about from one end of the earth to half way to the moon. lol. Guess this should all be in space.
newm123 11 months ago
by far my favorite live-action Disney film. when i was little i used to watch the giant squid battle over & over again. now that i'm older i actually understand/enjoy the movie in its entirety. Disney needs to start showing this on tv to introduce it to new generations of kids =)
azuukyle7 11 months ago
The adaptation of the book for Great Illustrated Classics was awesome and the cartoon
WTL98 11 months ago
Movie trailers have come a long way. Can't help but think about the possibilities of an adaptation of the book being made today. It could be really amazing if they don't mess it up.
ZephyrinSkies 11 months ago
Jules Verne was a visionary! I must honestly say that 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea was a must-read novel. It was one of his best works that captured the wonders of the Sea so vividly and truly extraordinarily. You'll be feeling as if you're really living Nemo's underwater world once you get into the words.
Now this was a man who were able to presented the true beauties of our waterplanet and glory of Scientific exploration as no one ever imagined before...
Cielosta 11 months ago
Trailers used to be so much longer than the 1 minute, fast paced efforts we get today!
LaurelVentura 11 months ago
the intro reminds of star wars:)
snursmumrik 11 months ago
captain nemo... finding nemo... just saying
DMANGUY14 1 year ago
im not a big fan of remakes but if put in the right hands i think it would be good
SAOTUBE 1 year ago
I wish they had included the whole dinner party. Ned asks for the milk and when he's adding it to his pudding, Captain Nemo frankly states "the milk is of course from the giant sperm whale" 'stops pouring' This movie is such a classic I love it so much.
AlmostHuman3 1 year ago
I didn't much care for the movie. Drifted away from the book way to much. The book edition of 20,000 is Naval Institute Press's edition which restores over 1/3 of the original text missing in American versions-- even to this day.
I have always hoped that James Cameron would do this movie!! It would be a Masterpiece!! IMO Disney destroyed this story. The original story is actually quite dark.
WheelSlip8 1 year ago
yup. Check the imdb.
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copter786 1 year ago
La colonna sonora e di Paul Smith collaboratore abituale di Walt Disney per le musiche.
zelig46 1 year ago
jesus christ, I think i have seen this when I was a kid :D this movie was epic
HousedanceTanL 1 year ago
If only Disney still made these kinds of films.
JPnintendofan 1 year ago 3
@JPnintendofan And may God help us if they try to remake THIS.
Xanatos712 1 year ago
@Xanatos712
but can you imagine if it WAS redone, with all of today's awesome effects, and with some actually talented actors, that movie would be fucking PRIME. as awesome as the old one was, i feel that the true mind-fucking awesomeness and badassery of Nemo, the Nautilus, and all of the simply ass-kicking adventures he had was not fully captured. i also was never a big fan of how the nautilus looked in the disney movie
TheGoldenTeacher 1 year ago
@TheGoldenTeacher it will be ;D (2013)
johnytoreno 1 year ago
@johnytoreno
please sir, do not be fucking with me right now. is there actually a new one coming out?!
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lavernedi 1 year ago
Superb movie! Excellent production for 1954! I enjoyed it greatly!
Dodo251 1 year ago
i read the book but i dont think its the complete version anyways its great andi imagine the capetain different
mobradovic00 1 year ago
Have read Jules Verne's books, I really have to download this (I'm a poor student)
Rushgoon1 1 year ago
The Best sea movie ever made, with so much magnificence, and also the greatest performance by James Mason as the great Captain Nemo !!!!!! You can watch the full movie on You Tube : 20,000 Leagues under the sea part 1 of 13
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barreallstar9 1 year ago
The one and only. Inspired producer director IRWIN ALLEN to make VOYAGE TO THE BOTTOM OF THE SEA, in 1961, year I was born, with similarly spectacular special effects and spectacle!
Beamshipcaptain 1 year ago
Epic.
FiveofHearts1 1 year ago
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CaptainNemoful 1 year ago 35
CaptainNemoful, *stares* What the f*** is wrong with you?
rachel25lee 3 months ago
would anyone else be perturbed by the idea of a story of Prince Armitage Ranjit Dakkar Beginning? I would like to see it, but yet I know Hollywood might massacre Nemo's true life story.
Still it would be awesome to see how Nemo began, where he ended up from his high educational life, to the slavery on the island of "evil cargo" to the design of the Natilus on his island of "Vulcania" with his fellow crew and colleague. Idk. What do you all think?
ddavda 1 year ago 4
Go, Nemo Go! Kill them All.
Ross4916 1 year ago
This film, seen at the tender age of 6 with my dad, is probably the reason I've always detested Kirk Douglas and his progeny.
Ross4916 1 year ago
@Ross4916 LOL, please explain.
TheTopBloke 1 year ago
@TheTopBloke I always thought the Nautilus and Nemo were the heroes, destroyed by the ignorant, coarse, and low (but freedom loving) Ned Land. Nemo should have killed him on the spot, but then there would be no book or movie and Nemo would have been Master of the World. Bwahahaha. Sure, the organ is a bit gay, but whatever. Oh give me some filet of sea snake or brisket of blow fish with sea squid dressing based in barnacles and for dessert, mmmmm, saute' of unborn octopus! RIP Nautilus
Ross4916 1 year ago
@Ross4916 Nemo was a vigilante with a giant boat wrecking ship. His main idea was honorable but how he went about ending strife in the world was warped. The pain of losing his family left him bitter and angry. Ned Land was thinking like the common man, seeing his destruction and the soon forced suicide on him and his companions he broke loose and ended Nemo's reign (though in the book Nemo survives).
Mojioftheeast 1 year ago
@Mojioftheeast I think you might be taking this all a bit too seriously, my friend. We're all entitled to our own viewpoints, and I disagree with you plain and simple. Ende.
Ross4916 1 year ago
@Ross4916 Actually I'm stating what was in the film, I suggest you do your homework.
Mojioftheeast 1 year ago
@TheTopBloke "basted" need another cuppa coffee...lol
Ross4916 1 year ago
The squid sequence was supposed to happen in the day time. It was shot this way but the wires controlling the squid could be seen and the sequence looked bad. The Director went to Walt and said they needed to re-shoot the sequence at night during a storm to so the wires would not be seen. This would add about a 1 million dollars to the budget. Walt agreed saying the realism of the sequence was important.
jparso3 1 year ago
Favorite Verne novel by far. Absolutely love it.
SirBombadil 1 year ago
cranco semata fucsino la moto fitacks
MrDripdrop 1 year ago
"What is it?"
"it's a recipe of my own.... sauté of unborn octopus."
*spit take*
<3 Love it. :-)
Bluuman 1 year ago
this is the beast
vwjimmyp 1 year ago
blimey, trailers were so long back then, I love them like that lol.
jimbolimboboy 1 year ago
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I hate old movies they are just anoying to watch
NikolaGB 1 year ago
@NikolaGB Don't say things like that. There are plenty of old movies that are wonderful, magnificent, picturesque etc... Perhaps you have watched a bad movie but I assure you that this one is indeed good!
Emma1996able 1 year ago 4
@NikolaGB what a moron
HForHeiny 1 year ago
I read the book it was awesomee can't wait to see the movie :D
julieandsofie 1 year ago 2
Thanks for this!!! Beautiful copy. Saw this on the big screen in Hollywood when it was re-released in 1994.
StingrayGhost 1 year ago
i'm reading this book for a project =O i hope i'm not disappointed :D
Jesusnugget 1 year ago 2
Skip the parts where they describe the fishes, otherwise it's a great novel.
Miryr 1 year ago
En fait, quand le poulpe avance vers le Nautilus, il devrait marcher à reculons et pas avec les tentacules tendues devant lui. En plus, habitué à vivre dans les grandes profondeurs, il éclaterait à la surface à cause du changement de pression.
Emma1996able 1 year ago
I have recently watch the movie. It's very funny to find Spartacus in the master-harpooner Ned-Land.
James Mason is, of course, very good !
Emma1996able 1 year ago
Recently watch the movie and read the novel. Both are very similar and different in many ways.
PS: After BOTH the novel and movie, I must say, I HAD to go out for some sushi =D
BrickstarRunner 1 year ago
im reading the book right now i also want to read war of the worlds
Deadfox7777 2 years ago
War of the Worlds is one of my all time favorite books. To tell you the honest truth, though, I've never been able to get into the book of 20,000 Leagues.
detrius82 1 year ago
THE NOVEL IS AWSOME
yukkelover 2 years ago 4
A film of a great book!
Alexandrosmeyran22 2 years ago 2
coming out on a new remake.
jo3jonas666 2 years ago
i have a book of 20,000 legues under the sea and i love it very much capt. nemo!
johninopatin 2 years ago 7
So far theyve already done newer movie versions of Journey to the center of the earth, Around the world in 80 days and The Time Machine. Well Im surprised that they STILL havent made a newer version for this movie! But WHO knows they might, sooner or later?
GearRocks 2 years ago
Oh yeah, King Kong to
GearRocks 2 years ago
They have; dozens in fact, but none were as big, or as AWESOME as this one sadly...
thecollector1138 2 years ago
so is this the latest remake right now?
mosstick 2 years ago
@mosstick Yeah...the original was in 1916
TheNeonAngel 2 years ago
"Journey to the center of the earth" and "Around the world in 80 days" are Jules Verne's books, but "The Time Machine" is an H.G.Wells' book.
I love both of them, there are the two french and english fathers of science fiction.
AttackTheGasStation1 2 years ago
They will make a prequel to his movie...next year. :D
P3WNAGE 2 years ago
lol my grandpa was an extra in this movie
fitzgibbon01 2 years ago
REALLY?! That is just too cool!
johntheechidna1 2 years ago
lol thanks, didn't do much for his acting career though. He only ever did ads after that haha
fitzgibbon01 2 years ago
Too bad...still, to be in a movie as wonderous as this must have been bloody awesome! ^^
johntheechidna1 2 years ago
What did he do?
Emma1996able 1 year ago
@Emma1996able he was one of the sailors. but they're pretty much all brown-haired with beards he's hard to point out lol
fitzgibbon01 1 year ago
anyone got a link to watch this full movie?
LordSirpiko 2 years ago
The book is amazing
doglover274956 2 years ago
i started reading it yesterday. Im on Chapter 12 right now. It's a great book it is so far.
Tr0llsNeverDie 2 years ago
This was my favorite movie as a kid. James Mason is perfect as Captain Nemo.
margethemouse 2 years ago 3
Made some writing errors on my first comment, because I didn't have enough space. I think you can kind of make it out though.
iwantbobo 2 years ago
Your right they should remake it. If remade, and done well unlike most of these recent remake, a newer version of this could be excellent for visuals, a gripping story, and a horrifying creature. Some amazingly scary scenes could be done in the deep dark of the sea and giant killer squid. Watch the sphere, there isn't even a squid shown, but when it appears on rader and is getting closer, it's that brilliant idea that your scared of what you can't see. So maybe a Thriller/Adventure/Horror remake
iwantbobo 2 years ago
it would still suck
Tr0llsNeverDie 2 years ago
they should remake this movie
muachdisusu 2 years ago 3
This movie can still amaze with it's visuals - it really is like a little gem. Plus, Kirk is the shit here!
Kruszakus 2 years ago 3
i just loved the book, id like to see this ecranisation of it...
zultanaX 2 years ago
hey, where can i find more about this stuff? i really like both the book and the film. some months ago the whole movie was on youtube.
lebronchuck 2 years ago
Best in Visual Effects 1954 Oscars :D
allanpaolo 2 years ago
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i hate the book sooooooooo much
dadysgrl123456 2 years ago
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ugh i hated the book. its horrible. i cant understand it at all lol
dadysgrl123456 2 years ago
i liked the movie, but the book wasnt my favorite thing ever.
PittsBurghFuzz 2 years ago
the book is amazing, i recomend it the complete version
galustin 2 years ago 25
THIS LOOKS LIKE A GOOD
ADVENTURE MOVIE
THAT DISNEY HIMSELF MADE
1232supeMAN 1 year ago
The giant squid swam the wrong way.
But then I doubt they knew that then.
dkerris 2 years ago 3
I am don't sure but when the squid attcks, it takes this way. But I repeat I'm don't sure.
Umeavisby 1 year ago
Read the book.
It is suprisingly modern, at least in terms of plot and characters, even though most elements in the book of course originate from the 19th century. Jules Verne's masterpiece is one of the greatest from his time, if not one of the greatest still.
AankerStoneshield 2 years ago 2
great movie-wish we were in the 50's in america
eventvisionsinc 2 years ago
If +here are two masters of imagination
Who is Captain "survival?" Finding Nemo~Now we are freinds....~+~+~*
HaliacetusLeuco 2 years ago
These effects hold up very well today.
FalconKPD 2 years ago
This is the best live action film Disney has ever made. Period.
ImperatorZor 2 years ago 4
There should be a special 55th Anniversary Edition 3-Disc DVD & Blu-Ray Disc of this movie sometime this fall from Walt Disney Studios Home Entertainment.
PDS1990 2 years ago 4
In '07 I was injured on the Nautilus, and I haven't been back to the gym since.
mediamadman747 2 years ago 2
Ok, to put it in a nut shell for u ppl who don't no who Capt Nemo was. He was son of a Indian Raja, educated in Europe from ages 10 to 30 and his family was killed by the British durring the sepoy uprising of 1857, left India and fought for freedom in the 7 sea *passes out*
LocoRico89 2 years ago
One of my favorites as a kid and still to this day. Began a huge interest in aquatic and oceanic life for me.
mmcclain66613 2 years ago
i imagined professor aronaks younger
Shofrah 2 years ago 2
:)) this was Disney's way of depicting characters to meet american taste,only Ned Land - Kirk Douglas fit the role of a rough whale hunter.
patsematary 2 years ago
In the book, Ned was a Canadian.
FalconKPD 2 years ago 2
Disney is remaking it and supposedly that McG guy (from Terminator Salvation) is directing.
SardaukarPrime 2 years ago
I wonder what Jules Verne would've thought of this movie.
FalconKPD 2 years ago
he would be very proud of i think :))
Australopiticus123 2 years ago 2
wasn't captain nemo supposed to be indian?
generationxyz 2 years ago
Iread the book (in original version) and it don't say the nemo's nationality or his birthplace. Aronnax say only he speaks with his men a unknown dialect. But in the book, Nemo says then he learnt in the great universiies and speak perfectly french, german and english.
You should to read the book : it's very interresting !
Umeavisby 2 years ago 3
In the book, Nemo speaks also Latin !
Emma1996able 1 year ago
Yes exactly ! :)
Umeavisby 1 year ago
Hé ! Je viens de voir tachaîne après t'avoir répondu. Tu es française. Et, si je peux me permettre tu as l'air de bien connaitre le cinéma pour ton âge. ^^
C'est sympa. :D
Umeavisby 1 year ago 2
Jules Verne originally intended Nemo to be Polish, oppresed by Russia, but it was changed in The Mysterious Island, due to warnings about Russia possibly banning the book (did a report on Jules Verne for school, coo guy)
Gojira1985 2 years ago
Cpt Nemo is a supporter of freedom and independence of peoples;even if England was never quoted and I dont want to reveal the plot there are few clues of his fierce hatred against England.
patsematary 2 years ago
this was my favorite film as a child
SomRandomLoiterer189 2 years ago 2
i just finished the book, so the movie should be intersting........
Oli93ilO 2 years ago
my english class was supposed to read this book. i think im one of the two people who actually read it.
93Hondax2 2 years ago
James Mason is the best Nemo ever.
scorpio1977b 2 years ago 19
The Terrifying Attack of tht GIANT SQUID!! ha ha great vid
WickProductions 2 years ago
one thing I hate from the book is when Jules Verne had to described in detail some creature he see, like what genus or class it's in. Mostly I just skip that part. But kudos for the story
dodow1234 2 years ago 2
DoDow1234: well, the book is told from the point of View of arronax, a Scientist, so, i suppose you could kind of expect that.
spacehelmetforacow 2 years ago
i remember these green lights and the octopus...) it was very frightening in the childhood
rocket8999 2 years ago
i hate how its consiel in english. ITS CONSEIL
lapierresucks 2 years ago
The book's awesome! Ned land is the best XD
It's good that they made a movie on it but it's bad becuz i cant do my book report on it becuz it's a movie. :-(
cowgoesmoo2 3 years ago
There are not many ocean adventure novels, but if I had to rate all of them this would be the best one. Very descriptive, but a fine tale
cletusfan1 3 years ago
i am reading this book and its awsome
obiewankenobie 3 years ago 2
I hated the book. was forced to read it thats why
serrennitti 3 years ago
This movie needs to be on Blue ray...I love this movie and the book!
P3WNAGE 3 years ago
A good movie as far as a Disney's children adaptation goes. The book is much better and is yet to be made into a decent film. If you don't agree with me just read the book again, then you will remember.
Humbertusmarius 3 years ago
Just finsihed re-reading the book. I love Verne. Walt Disney did this film justice as he and Verne were of the same caste of mind.
GiovanniLW 3 years ago
yes, you are right. The book is always better...does anyone read books anymore? Jules Verne wrote a century ago but his tales are still worth reading...
chocohills78 3 years ago
@ Humberusmarius: Hardly a child's adaptation. Maybe it is a product of the fifties, squeaky clean with no foul language and the like, but it is mostly a serious film.
tregnier279 2 years ago
I think you are right, a squeaky clean product of the fifties. It's the whole pet seal scene with Ned Land that came to mind when I said it was a kid's movie. I wish they had not changed Nemos origin, since he is an Indian aristocrat who hates the European power that destroyed his family, at least in the book. The Nautilus (Goff design) looks too much like a sea monster. Still a better movie than the other more recent adaptations. The Ben Cross and Michael Caine versions were awful.
Gigimerino 2 years ago