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By Sean G (809) on 03 Sep 2008

Worth the time investment for Harryhausen's work and some amusing Italian stereotypes…

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By Gregory W (1,059) on 14 Aug 2008

Good stop action but badly acted and little story…

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By Sacha L (18) on 18 Jul 2008

Ray Harryhausen est un putain de gÃ©nie…

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By Francisco G (340) on 29 Jun 2008

Harryhausen's monster has more heart and character than anyone else in the movie, although their broad attempts at portraying Italians are…

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By Bleak M (65) on 19 Jun 2008

Rather weak, but the Harryhausen spectacles make it worthwhile,…

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By Kevin N (818) on 14 Jun 2008

Special effects legend Ray Harryhausen knocks what would normally be a terribly boring movie back on track with some truly remarkable creature…

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By Megan . (171) on 13 Jun 2008

I enjoyed this movie, but not as much as I thought I would…

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By Janick L (48) on 12 Jun 2008

Assez bien fait pour l'époque. Le scénario est moyen, les effets sont bien réussis en particulier le stop-motion…

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By Rebekah W (114) on 07 Jun 2008

Pretty cool! Like the Italian version of 'King Kong…

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By Branden S (3) on 30 May 2008

For the most part, this is crappy b-movie fodder, stupid lame American astronauts crash land in the sea only to have lost the egg of a baby…

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By Jeffrey P (309) on 30 May 2008

Much of the film-making of this low-budget King Kong is pretty uneven, and the script does little to engender sympathy for the Venusian Ymir…

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By Joe H (1,381) on 26 May 2008

Not seen this monster flick for years...adored it all over again. Stereotypical Itallians - half expecting the Dolmino family at one point…

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By Geir F (68) on 14 May 2008

Good fun! Basically an extra terrestrial riff on King Kong, sporting superb stop motion work from Ray Harryhausen…

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By Jason J (1,369) on 25 Apr 2008

Not one of Harryhausen's best flicks but the scrap between the venusian beast and the elephant at the Colisseum is exciting…

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By Jason D (1,490) on 25 Apr 2008

Not one of Harryhausen's best flicks but the scrap between the venusian beast and the elephant at the Colisseum is exciting…

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By Norman H (20) on 25 Apr 2008

Not one of Harryhausen's best flicks but the scrap between the venusian beast and the elephant at the Colisseum is exciting…

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By Steve S (3,182) on 25 Apr 2008

Not one of Harryhausen's best flicks but the scrap between the venusian beast and the elephant at the Colisseum is exciting…

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By Landen C (83) on 21 Mar 2008

The story isn't bad, but when Ray Harryhausen is animating the beast,that's the reason to watch this…

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By Gordon C (275) on 19 Mar 2008

I liked the bit where the Colonel says of the creature, They're only ferocious when provoked, and proceeds to provoke it…

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By Anthony D (454) on 04 Feb 2008

Harryhausen's creature is amazing, even by today's standards, and the film, though middling, is a mid-grade 50s sci-fi flick that should be…

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