Fantastic Voyage

  • U
  • Richard Fleischer (1966)
  • US
  • 96 min
Fantastic Voyage
Film Review
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4 out of 5

Shrunken doctors in a mini-sub journeying through the body of a dying Czech scientist to perform interior brain surgery provide the plot for this wonderfully ludicrous 1960s sci-fi classic. An interesting cast includes Stephen Boyd as a secret agent, Raquel Welch in a tight diving suit and Donald Pleasence in danger from rampaging white corpuscles. Director Richard Fleischer's deft execution and tremendous special effects (for the time) make for an imaginative guided tour through the bloodstream to witness the wonders of the heart, lungs and other assorted organs, along with the requisite doses of sex, suspense and sabotage.

Plot Summary

A miniaturised medical team is injected into the bloodstream of a scientist to repair his severely damaged brain - unaware that one of the microscopic passengers has sabotage on his mind. Richard Fleischer's sci-fi adventure, starring Raquel Welch, Stephen Boyd, Donald Pleasence and Edmond O'Brien.

Cast and crew

Cast

Cora Peterson
Raquel Welch
Grant
Stephen Boyd
Dr Michaels
Donald Pleasence
Gen Carter
Edmond O'Brien
Dr Duval
Arthur Kennedy
Col Donald Reid
Arthur O'Connell
Capt Bill Owens
William Redfield
Jan Benes
Jean Del Val

Crew

Director
Richard Fleischer

Other Information

Language: 
English
Colour
Available on video and DVD
Certificate U
Categories
Drama

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