Great 60s sci-fi
An important scientist on miniaturization has suffered brain damage in an attack by communists. The military needs to save him before he dies so they use a secret miniaturization process to shrink down a ship and a crew of doctors to be inserted inside the scientist’s body to save him. They only have one hour to do the procedure and of course things go wrong. That’s the plot of Fantastic Voyage.<br /><br />The movie is a great mid-60s sci fi tale. The effects are good and believable showing that they had a good budget. The main character Grant played by Stephen Boyd initially didn’t want to be shrunk down, and when they are Dr. Michaels played by Donald Pleasence has a panic attack adding some realism to the story. There’s plenty of suspense. In case you missed it the film also features a young Raquel Welch. This all makes Fantastic Voyage a very enjoyable movie.
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 {"Audio languages": ["English"], "Subtitles": ["English [CC]"], "Directors": ["Richard Fleischer"], "Producers": ["Saul David"], "Starring": ["Stephen Boyd", "Raquel Welch", "Edmond O'Brien"], "Studio": ["Fox"]}

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