By any standard, the greatest movie every made.
It's a WWII submarine movie, complete with sonar pinging.
Plus Sea Hunt, with underwater grappling with a monster.
The background music is in both major and minor keys.
The sets are comparable with those of Star Trek.
The dialog is minimal and nary a word is mispronounced.
The computers beep and boop obligingly.
There's a countdown scene, all the way from 10 to 1. The tension builds relentlessly.
The technology is comparable to that in any garage.
The Mystery Science Theater guys are not in any scene.
The captain is considerate enough to spell out the new planet, "Andros I," for the preliterate.
Best of all, the movie end reliably, each time it's shown.
All things considered, the synergy is stunning. Stunning, I say.
It's a WWII submarine movie, complete with sonar pinging.
Plus Sea Hunt, with underwater grappling with a monster.
The background music is in both major and minor keys.
The sets are comparable with those of Star Trek.
The dialog is minimal and nary a word is mispronounced.
The computers beep and boop obligingly.
There's a countdown scene, all the way from 10 to 1. The tension builds relentlessly.
The technology is comparable to that in any garage.
The Mystery Science Theater guys are not in any scene.
The captain is considerate enough to spell out the new planet, "Andros I," for the preliterate.
Best of all, the movie end reliably, each time it's shown.
All things considered, the synergy is stunning. Stunning, I say.