Fantastic Voyage
Director: Richard Fleischer
Actors: Stephen Boyd, Raquel Welch, Edmond O'Brien
PlotA revolutionary scientific expedition is at the core of this story, embarking on a mission that delves into the uncharted territory of the human body. Through the use of groundbreaking miniaturization technology, a specialized submarine and its crew are shrunk to microscopic size. They are injected into the bloodstream of a critically ill scientist who possesses vital secrets essential to national security. The team must navigate the complex vascular system, facing unexpected challenges within the body's defense mechanisms, to repair a dangerous blood clot in the brain. The urgency of their mission is compounded by the fact that they have only a limited time to complete their task before they return to their normal size, making every moment a race against the clock.
The crew, comprised of diverse specialists including a daring pilot, an innovative engineer, a brilliant surgeon, and a committed support team, must work together to overcome the perils they encounter within the human body. Their journey takes them through the heart, the lungs, and the inner ear, demonstrating the marvels and dangers of the internal human landscape. As they confront white blood cells and navigate through the bloodstream, the team's unity and resourcefulness are put to the test. Their mission not only holds the key to saving their patient's life but also has far-reaching implications for medical science, promising a new frontier in human healing and recovery.
Writers: Harry Kleiner, David Duncan, Otto Klement
Release Date: 23 Sep 1966
Runtime: 100 min
Rating: PG
Country: United States
Language: English
Home Video Reviews
Fantastic Voyage delights with its inventive sci-fi, offering a thrilling, visually creative journey that remains a genre staple.
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