Fantastic Voyage (1966)

I really loved how well thought out this movie was, making the miniaturization of people, and the medical application of the miniaturization, almost seem scientifically plausible. The opening credits were beautiful. Raquel Welch was beautiful. 😍 I'm glad to have finally…

Lou (rhymes with wow!)

I was excited a month or so ago when I found a hardcover edition of Isaac Asimov's "Fantastic Voyage" at my favorite used bookstore, though in the back of my mind I had the thought: huh, why did I never realize that 'Fantastic Voyage' was created by Isaac Asimov? Well,…

HKFanatic

Richard Fleischer's "Fantastic Voyage" is a fun yet serious-toned slice of 1960s science fiction. Earnest where it could have been silly, and scientifically minded where it could have been overly far-fetched, the film is a neatly assembled, semi-plausible, and engaging…

Travis Lytle

If you've seen that episode of The Magic School Bus this isn't terribly different. It's 60's sci-fi, so there's a laser beam and pervasive fear of communism, but otherwise it's pretty much the same. A group of scientists enter the human body to fix it from the inside. The…

ScreeningNotes

That man probably died because the submarine was inside him. They didn’t take it out, so the submarine probably returned to its normal size An iconic sci-fi movie from the ’60s. All of them have something that we could never do today

brunettegsundae

“The other side got to him.” I saw Fantastic Voyage when it was released and enjoyed it with reservations. I watched it again many years later but don’t’ recall any reaction other than those same reservations. On this third viewing, having acquired many more layers of…

noir1946

One of my favorite opening credits of all time. 💉  #260

ᴬⁿᵗʰᵒⁿʸ

I know these were top-flight visual effects in 1966, but in 2026, it looks like Fantastic Voyage’s band of intrepid heroes are floating in a lava lamp or possibly a bottle of the now defunct beverage Orbitz.

Dave Edwards

they kept saying “inner space” and i kept thinking “I’d Rather Be Watching Joe Dante’s Innerspace (1987)”. or The Magic School Bus. everyone always cites the episode where they go into Arnold but lest we forget that they also went into Ralphie. anyway, without Fantastic…

mia lee vicino