Viaggio allucinante

Titolo originale: Fantastic Voyage

1966
T
1h 40min

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6,8/10

21.389

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Raquel Welch in Viaggio allucinante (1966)

Home Video Trailer from 20th Century Fox Home Entertainment

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Uno scienziato è quasi assassinato. Per salvarlo, un sottomarino viene ridotto a dimensioni microscopiche e iniettato nel suo flusso sanguigno con un piccolo equipaggio. I problemi sorgono q... Leggi tuttoUno scienziato è quasi assassinato. Per salvarlo, un sottomarino viene ridotto a dimensioni microscopiche e iniettato nel suo flusso sanguigno con un piccolo equipaggio. I problemi sorgono quasi non appena vi entrano.Uno scienziato è quasi assassinato. Per salvarlo, un sottomarino viene ridotto a dimensioni microscopiche e iniettato nel suo flusso sanguigno con un piccolo equipaggio. I problemi sorgono quasi non appena vi entrano.

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VALUTAZIONE IMDb

6,8/10

21.389

LA TUA VALUTAZIONE

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Vincitore di 2 Oscar
- 4 vittorie e 6 candidature totali

Military Policeman
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James Doohan

Dr. Sawyer - Hypothermia Technician
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Kenneth MacDonald

Henry - Heart Monitoring
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Christopher Riordan

Young Scientist
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Quiz
Medical schools, at least as late as the 1980s, showed clips from this movie to illustrate various concepts in human anatomy, physiology, and especially immunology.

Blooper
The amount of radioactive material for the sub would not need a lead carrying case. Grant proves this by removing the container from the case with no protection and handing it to Owens who inserts it into the reactor, again bare-handed.

Citazioni
[as the submarine enters the brain]
Dr. Duval: Yet all the suns that light the corridors of the universe shine dim before the blazing of a single thought...
Grant: ...proclaiming in incandescent glory the myriad mind of Man.
Dr. Michaels: Very poetic, gentlemen. Let me know when we pass the soul.
Dr. Duval: The soul? The finite mind cannot comprehend infinity, and the soul, which comes from God, is infinite.
Dr. Michaels: Yes, but our time isn't.

Versioni alternative
The DVD edition has the following prologue: "The makers of this film are indebted to the many doctors, technicians and research scientists, whose knowledge and insight helped guide this production" The TV/Video version features this prologue instead: "This film will take you where no one has ever been before; no eye witness has actually seen what you are about to see. But in this world of ours where going to the moon will soon be upon us and where the most incredible things are happening all around us, someday, perhaps tomorrow, the fantastic events you are about to see can and will take place."

Connessioni
Edited into Attack of the 50 Foot Monster Mania (1999)

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8/10

Superior Sci-Fi Adventure!

The premise of "Fantastic Voyage" seemed very unlikely in 1966, however in 2002 I'm not so sure.

The story concerns a top secret miniaturization program being developed by the Americans and concurrently by "the other side". A scientist from the other side has the secret of counteracting the situation where the miniaturization effects wear off after one hour. Unfortunately, the scientist receives a brain injury in an assassination attempt. This results in General Carter (Edmond O'Brien), the commanding officer of the project deciding to "send in" a team of experts miniaturized, to the injured man's brain to repair the damage.

The team consists of Drs. Duval (Arthur Kennedy) and Michaels (Donald Pleasance), Pilot Capt. Owens (William Redfield) and the romantic leads, Grant (Stephen Boyd) and the ever lovely Raquel Welch as Duval's assistant. Assisting O'Brien as a medical expert is Arthur O'Connell as Col. Reid. Of course, as in most film's of this type there is the inevitable fifth columnist aboard. The acting is good, particluarly the performances of veterans Kennedy, Pleasance, O'Brien and O'Connell.

The real star of the "Fantastic Voyage" are its amazing special effects. Filmed long before today's computerized digital effects, this film still makes believable, the illusion of a team of people being injected into a person's bloodstream. To fully appreciate the effects the viewer should see it in its widescreen format.

Watch for James Brolin in a small role as one of the lab technicians. And if you get bored, there's always (snort, pant, drool) Raquel in her form fitting diving suit.