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[@stewartmackay]

Well, I remember being around 10 years old, curled up on the armchair on a rainy Sunday afternoon, watching this fantastic film. This old movie had a magic about it, you really got lost in the world of Jules Verne. In the same genre as The Time Machine, this really brought back memories for me. I'm 52 now.

[@RasMajnouni]

Yes, I am 68 and the film has always stayed in my memory. This joke is sludge

[@zepptar]

I miss those days

[@konglives4453]

I'm 52 now as well. In my case, I think this is the first time watching this excellent film. I don't remember watching it as a kid.

[@citycrusher9308]

@@zepptar same

[@buckroo8424]

I remember in Junior high school seeing the original “Journey to The Center of The Earth with Arlene Dahl, James Mason and Pat Boone! The special effects and the story amazed me as it has held up to the text of time.

[@timmitchell3870]

My Mom took me to see this when I was 8 - because she knew I loved anything with dinosaurs. It's only now I realize how much she was willing to do for love. I love you Mom.

[@DavidRice111]

Amen~ I miss mine as well! Wanted to add- in her 50s, my S.Texas, country-gal mom took my two boys for an elephant ride at the S.A.Tx zoo! THAT took serious love also!

[@KreatedbyKrause]

That's how I feel about my dad taking me and my sister to see every Herbie movie. He admitted when I became an adult that he would fall asleep during all of those movies.🤣

[@2late4me2care]

I read this book as a child in the 60's. I was house bound with casts on my legs, unable to do normal kid's stuff and one of older brothers introduced me to Jules Verne books and a few other great authors. My brother is responsible for my love of books.

[@brianarbenz1329]

Jules Verne was a very big presence in my young life. My grandfather, Charles Verne Rodman, was named in his honor, and I loved a lot of his works, notably Around The World in 80 Days, and 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea.

[@jackshittle]

Thanks for sharing Brian. I'll be 51 in a couple of weeksl and can remember this film, The Time Machine & another good one I liked was The Land That Time Forgot. Anything 1950's sci-fi I also loved & still do; This Island Earth, Forbiden Planet, War Of The Worlds, Earth vs The Flying Saucers, The Giant Claw, etc.

[@shirleykahn2059]

Wow they sure took license making this film the way they did!

[@SamDeeksRelovedGuitars]

Same for me (without a family member being named after him!) - what annoys me about all the film versions of this story is first the playing around with the language and names in an attempt to dumb it down for us (in some versions 'Axel' becomes 'Alex', in this and others 'Lidenbrock' becomes 'Lindenbrock'.. here 'Gräuben' becomes 'Glauben' (the verb 'to think' in German?!) etc. They are small details but as a child I read and re-read this book so many times and I rolled those names around my tongue so many times... these details matter to kids... just as I could write 'Arne Saknussem' in the runes contained in the book... and could recite Saknussem's latin message verbatim ("....kod feci / I have done this") etc etc. I didn't need it dumbing down as an 8 year old child, nor did I need any extra intrigue with the addition of other wicked characters for this story to engross me and make the hairs stand up on the back of my neck. The far-off, slightly hard-to-make-out clash of the water titans in the book leaves it mostly to our imagination... cinema on the other hand introduces terrible rubber monsters with wobbly teeth... (sigh). Still, this was fun. I loved how this was a) made in Spain (filmed in Lanzarote by the look of it), over-recorded with the actors voices on top of them speaking English (presumably the soundtrack was discovered to be unusable so they re-recorded all the dialogue in a studio and dubbed it back on... and Hans, the young, strong Icelander of my memory looks like the star of a spaghetti western :-)

[@warrenhall7060]

YES ME TOO . WAS IN THE US NAVY 86-89...

[@danielpitti6030]

Mine, toow! I became obsessed with his "Voyages Extraordinaires" ...he is the spiritual father of Science Fiction literature in its adventurous, pioneering way, though in the 1860e-mail 70s simply knew "Scientific Romance"

[@steveayriss1631]

I was 19 when this movie came out. Low budget film.... My Mom and I watched it. I miss her.?

[@Atlantianreborn]

I love it. They are underground & enter a cavern with huge wind blowing through & he decides to get his flimsy book out to read. What a script.

[@cpatrader1]

My little sister and I saw this when we were kids! I've searched for years but couldn't find it. Thanks for posting!!!

[@floydswydan6507]

It's good to see a version of this that I haven't seen before.

[@tacticplanner7188]

Thanks for the great old movie, when they used great actors and acting. Along with creative cinematography, in the absence of special effects to create a wonderful work of fiction that feels like reality. I wish they could make them like they used to.

[@carmencarrion7393]

I was 25 and still love it at 70 years of age . The dreams placed on paper, kids now dont know how to dream or imagine such dreams or tales sin they dont read books any more.

[@gordonpeden6234]

I got the book as a Christmas present back in the 60's and remember reading it at 2.00am on Christmas morning in front of the fire whilst the family slept. (I almost caught Santa) Great book great movie. Happy times.

[@muzkat101]

I'm an old fan of 1959 movie, 'Journey to the Center of the Earth'; have been since my early 70's childhood, and still today. It is a movie classic that is a central part of my DVD/Blu-Ray collection. However, to be perfectly honest, I never knew of this 1977 movie or version called, 'Where Time Begins.' While nearly the same story line, the added intrigue of the mysterious man and men found underground was surprising; that's a twist I didn't see coming. Still, the 1959 version is still my favorite.

[@gerardflynn7382]

Bar the singing it's a very good movie.

[@allandavis8201]

I have never seen this version of Jules Verne classic book, but now that I have gotten into it I think it might turn out to be the best, especially with Sir Kenneth Moore as lead actor, he has played some epic roles in his lifetime and I am sure that this alongside “Reach for the Sky” will be one of his finest, thanks for sharing it. 😀👍🇬🇧🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

[@buggleskelly100]

Kenneth More did not recive a Knighthood

[@kennywowie]

@@buggleskelly100 However, he did receive the CBE . The CBE was third in the hierarchy of British chivalry awards, Knight Commander, then Dame Commander, being higher.

[@juancarlosgiraltnavarro1406]

I do agree with you, Sir. Greetings from BCN.😉👍🏼

[@adamsmashups4839]

Finally,after more than 40 years!Let me explain..... My parents took me to see this when it played at the local cinema.For years and years,the only memory I had was of the 2 monsters in the water fighting one another.I remember that scene because when I was a kid,I so fooled by the special effects,that I thought they used 2 live lizards that were actually biting one another and tearing each other apart. Ever since than,my thoughts would sometimes go back to this film but the title had long been forgotten.I knew though that it was not The Land That Time Forgot,The People That Time Forgot or At The Earths Core.My parents also took me to those three films,at the same cinema that I saw Journey...I think though that when I saw it,it was called Where Time Began. Last week,i was looking at the wikipedia entry for Juan Piquer Simon,as I had earlier been watching The Super Sonic Man,and I was curious to see what other films he had done.This one is listed as coming out in 1976/1977 and is also known as Where Time Began.This led me to suspect that it very well could be that movie I was trying to find since my youth. So my sincere thanks to you for uploading and allowing me re live part of my childhood.

[@NationalCryptidSociety]

Are you… me? Because as I read your comment, this was my exact experience.

[@jeffharper6289]

Was there an earlier one. I have childhood memories sitting around a Christmas tree. I had gotten out of college when this was done.

[@meowchat6175]

I had exactly the same experience too! I am absolutely amazed by this unbelievable coincidence👍😸

[@tarkineWild]

Watching this again has rekindled some wonderful childhood memories

[@dougimmel]

Same here. Sir Kenneth Moore, the fellow who buys the books, and then who stands up and scolds the scientists, is the same man playing the Ghost of Christmas Present in the musical SCROOGE with Albert Finney. I'd know that voice anywhere. THIS is a half decent version of "Journey..." worth a watch. Monsters and effects are corny, but it beats the hell out of the later Ricky Schroder Peter Fonda mess.

[@justdoingitjim7095]

I had never seen this version before. I enjoyed laughing at the crude attempts at "special effects!" At least it didn't have the obligatory villain, that so many movies just have to have.

[@MySwimmer2]

This is a very good classic movie. It gives you a idea of how any adventures go anywhere and discover amazing things.

[@sheilagravely5621]

Yes, it's amazing how the girl was completely covered in mud, no water in sight, but miraculously next thing she's all clean with even her hair pristine!! Truly Amazing!!!

[@gerardlee7088]

This Journey to the center of the earth movie had a lot of monsters. It was a film full of adventure and not boring at. I've always enjoyed Jules Verne's book brought life on film. He was a man of vision a head his of his time.

[@tucsonorganist]

When the movie started, I sighed and lifted my glass of claret. "Ah, Arne Saknussemm!"

[@timothymendenhall2290]

I'm 58 and I've seen this one when I was 12. I've always loved Jules Verne movie's.

[@helenbiddell4357]

Same. I too am 58, I loved the original film made in 1959, but this is still very entertaining. Movies with good acting, photography etc… but dinosaurs living at the centre of the Earth? I loved Jurassic Park, so anything is possible. Greetings from Australia 🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺💕❤️✌️

[@JohnSmith-el6lk]

This is one of the better versions of this movie. Being a fan of the original with James Mason and Pat Boone, this one was pretty good.

[@louiseclark7967]

This version is a poor second-cousin in comparison to the classic 1959 version starring James Mason, Arlene Dahl, and Pat Boone, along with other notables, which is one of my favorite all-time movies for a Saturday afternoon! Always a great adventure!

[@countiblis1246]

That 1959 version is worth watching even if it's just to see Pat Boone out-acted by Gertrude the Duck.

[@louiseclark7967]

@@countiblis1246 LOLOL!!

[@nonenoneonenonenone]

On the contrary, this is a perfectly made rendition, with a top-notch cast and score, and a far-more fascinating epic tale told.

[@louiseclark7967]

@@nonenoneonenonenone This was silly and boring compared to 1959!

[@lobo01521]

I saw the 1959 version in the theater when I was a kid, and except for being a small screen it was just as awesome when I saw it last week. Other than the cheesy iguana "dinosaurs", the special effects are still beautiful and astonishing -- real models and film tricks, no CGI crap -- the Bernard Herrmann score still entrancing, and James Mason's acting still a delight. As with George Sanders, you know James Mason is your social better the moment he opens his mouth.

[@28tti8]

Great movie....always love a good classical story...."Journey to the center of the earth" not sure how many version they have made with the same title if the original author of this novel still live, he must have receive uncountable royalty..hahaha.. but I enjoyed every version of it...the latest one is 2008 staring Brendan Fraser...thanks for sharing this version

[@chrisyoung5929]

"if the original author of this novel still live, " Jules Verne died in 1905 so no royalties. As another film link rewatch Back to the future 3 there are a number of references to Verne's work including the Doc naming his two boys Jules and Verne at the end

[@kermitefrog64]

Incredible development of the story line. This movie is a feast of good story telling and reflection of the genius of Jules Verne who was a visionary of the future.

[@NobodyQuiteLikeMe]

Charity is its own reward for those who can see the writing on the wall.

[@valeriebland2642]

I’ve never seen this version, I can’t thank you enough for posting this!

[@bluevictory1010]

This movie was surprisingly very good, enjoyed it. Thank you for posting the movie in pristine condition!👍

[@stevenjacobs1295]

Jules Verne was a literary scientific genius with wrote about the real world as described in his native Paris, France 🇫🇷.

[@bryan3dguitar]

He used some knowledge of science in his novels, but he didn't get this one right. We know that the centre of the earth is very hot iron core. Not some roomy cavern where folks or monsters might live with flowing water.

[@madlab7141]

@@bryan3dguitar It is science fiction for entertainment try using your imagination Verne did

[@Dave-sw2dm]

A lot of credit goes to his editor.

[@flyingnutrition6199]

@@bryan3dguitar no we do not know... check your scientific sources... Jules Verne are over 10000 years maps ...how old are yours 400??? what makes you believe 400 years o science is of any value to 10000 years of science

[@kraut4676]

Well, there a several movies made from this book. The first I watched was from 1959 and beside this one there is another one from 2008. I think that this one is the best version. Thanks for upload.

[@howlinwulf]

54 years old and love this movie. I know they remade it and remade it again but this is a movie worth watching

[@Steveshappylittletrees]

This is an excellent version and I had no idea it existed until now.

[@rogerscottcathey]

The hollow Earth theory in Verne's time was as outré as it is today, but rich subject matter for his imagination.

[@donniemayer]

I loved all of Jules Verne's stories and amazed at his acute vision of the future, his genius was and still is amazing and inspiring, and I believe he knew the legacy he left to the world!

[@chubbymoth5810]

Thanks! It's so nice to finally see the whole movie.

[@elenavonpavel-pitts3442]

The absolute BEST version was 1950's with James Mason, Pat Boone, Arlene Dahl and the fabulous duck that belonged to the Swedish guide. Special effects were great and I think Ray Harry Hausen did the dinosaur animation!

[@chuckcookus]

Lizards with fins pasted on; still better than these Doug McClure-tier puppets.

[@jeffharper9703]

​@@chuckcookus "OUFFZZSSSS FIZZLE SIZZAFITZ" THE SOUND OF SEARING HOT BOILING LAVA !☝🌋

[@LIAMMAGEE-t4i]

The soundtrack is brilliant, too. Especially the piece accompanying the scene atop Scartaris at sunrise. You can buy the soundtrack, it's by the great Bernard Herman.

[@angeloavanti2538]

the 1959 (the original incarnation) picture made me want to go to Iceland. finally made it there in 2016. very, very glad i did. this is a great one too. have not seen the latest one.

[@zxyatiywariii8]

Awesome! I'd love to go there some day, such a beautiful country.

[@familydogg1234]

I love Jules Verne and especially the films about " Journey to the...". Even when I was young I wondered - How do they have the Sun " down there"?

[@mysticalmisty9772]

Oh wow I was only 8 when this came out & I can remember watching it with my late dad, fab memories!

[@fredachildress3728]

I loved reading the books written by Jules Verne, especially Journey to the Center of the Earth. I don't know if any of you have wondered why the journey started in Iceland, but then, maybe there could be a way to the center of this planet. Scientists have always thought that the center is nothing but magma, but Jules Verne could have also had it right too.

[@flyingnutrition6199]

if you check a lot of theories of a lot of cultures , you will see that jules verne took his ideas from them ... and those talk about sun in the earth and hot great lands after the north pole also that the earth is not round ... more like flat ...and all this writing are not even hidden only discredited as fantasies of the people from before...the only thing is ...why we believe some and choose to discard other..

[@brianbyczek3042]

i think because that is where the mid-atlantic ridge surfaces above the ocean and extinct volcano was the only route above water

[@glensmillie5101]

Such moments are rare indeed, how I miss the days of yesteryear and admire the wonders of days to come. We cannot go back. Or can we? Be things as they are, for now, forth and onwards my very select kinfolk. Godspeed.

[@lopamudraray4571]

I could absolutely remember the lines from the book !

[@bonniestrait9138]

I never watched this video before till today! I was a excellent adventure movie ! Thank you ever so much for sharing ❤️💕😘

[@briangrigsby1842]

I am so glad to hear people like it better than the James Mason one as I saw that when it first came out and I am 69The second incarnation was horrible but I have not seen this one. Hope against hope! Grew up on Verne I actually learned a lot about using the stars to navigate and the sky from reading Jules Verne, especially Mysterious Island.. He made it so simple for eager young minds.

[@bryan3dguitar]

Love it at 8:06 where they don't realize that the letters are backwards. And it takes a mirror image for the "professor" to decode this unbreakable encryption !!

[@zxyatiywariii8]

Ikr 🤣 Even I can read writing backwards, and I'm no cryptographer. But I don't expect a movie about travelling to the Earth's core to be realistic anyway, just fun.

[@martinb.770]

Not to forget: These are slides ... you can look at them both ways ANYWAY. No one looking at the slide would have put them in the projector this way.

[@ZanesZodiac]

Luved this film! I've seen many versions of it and this has to be one of the best!

[@dernvader6876]

I thought I was going insane, I remembered this movie from my childhood and the big rubbery monsters, and a whirlpool. I thought it was in 'Journey to the Center of the Earth' but its not... its here. Thank you for letting me know I'm not nuts...

[@RichardDominguezTheMagicIsReal]

that was not bad at all and I liked the ending twist, well done

[@moirawatson-pickering7228]

Haven't seen this version 🤔 I hope it's good! 17/2/22 Thursday 10pm Just finished, watching the Mrs Miniver story. It was wonderful. (Heartfelt).

[@lindaboyd1791]

This is the best version yet ! Thank you for showing it to us.

[@venerablebeade]

kilometres, miles and leagues all in one sentence, they don't write dialogue like that any more!!!

[@Floina]

I think they did a great job in this version. I love the picture, the production is good. Thanks❤

[@RydarkVoyager]

Just came across this version. I'm more familiar with the Pat Boone/James Mason/Thayer David version (a childhood favorite of mine), so this is a pleasant surprise. Amazing how this one eluded me for so long.

[@arthurtripp6922]

THIS IS A WONDERFUL GIFT TO THE PUBLIC THANK YOU.

[@CraigWinstanley1]

“Viaje al centro de la Tierra” - Journey to the Center of the Earth from 1977. “Where Time Began” in theaters in the U.S. and “The Fabulous Journey to the Centre of the Earth” on TV in the U.K. Kenneth Moore passed away in 1982 at age 67 from multiple system atrophy (MSA) A Spanish film, so a number of lead actors had their voices dubbed (as can be easily witnessed).

[@rainluna9765]

I've never seen this film before. Thanks so much for uploading it.

[@rodneydowney2561]

In most countries outside the US, this Spanish film was released under the title "Where Time Began" or "Journey to the Lost Continent."

[@zxyatiywariii8]

Yes! I wonder why movies get different titles for US release? It makes them so much harder to find. "Day of Resurrection" was released in the US in an extremely shortened version called "Virus", but that version was so edited it had a completely different ending. But this one looks true to the Spanish original.

[@2011littlejohn1]

Kenneth More - still miss him. I love the little scenes like buying the stuff for the exploration.

[@studiobencivengamarcusbenc5272]

I love Jules Verne since I was a little kid with a bicycle 🤗

[@skipd9164]

This film brings back memories of the original movie. 4 regular channels and 3 uh channels. After midnight screen on most channels showed a pattern. I came from a large family 4 sis 3 bro and mom and dad. I tv and we all watch what parents wanted. Cartoons every sat morning. During the week Batman and robin, superman, leave it to beaver, the Jeffersons, and jj walker and i forgot shows name. First remotes were called clickers because they clicked. The other way to change the channel without getting up. Throw a sneaker at younger brother

[@zxyatiywariii8]

Clickers? Cool, I like that! But I wouldn't like only having a total of 7 channels.

[@MEATYOKERRable]

I saw this when I was about 8 years old on The Disney Channel. I knew it exsited, I just never knew the title. Good memories.

[@raphaelandrews3617]

I have not seen this version before, of the famous story by Jules Verne.

[@pedrovision6987]

Well now...what do we have here...I have not seen this movie...watching with interest...

[@thephoenix2176]

Come, now is the time for our modern-day explorations of the center of the Earth and much more!

[@joshrogan9854]

I'm very impressed with the quality of the dubbing.

[@raywite6665]

Love every version of Verne's tale. Kenneth Moore is a brilliant actor, if you want to see the greatest Titanic movie watch him in "A night to remember".

[@philfoster8789]

Definitely the best! (Far superior to the special-effects fest, "Titanic".) Another Moore recommendation: "An Englishman's Castle" - an alternative history tv drama. Scenario: late 1970s; Germany won the Second World War. (Moore plays the writer of a television series set during that war.)

[@garyjones8556]

Also he played Bader in the war movie

[@Thompson-xp1mk]

I have read Jules Verne,s novel and watched British actor James Mason's movie ,both of which were interesting.

[@Thompson-xp1mk]

@bobbybigboyyes His version was more interesting than this one.

[@Thompson-xp1mk]

@bobbybigboyyes So do I . And there have been many good British actors or actresses since movie was invented , whose reasons are that they speak same English in America and Britain and that British ones act well because of Shakespeare's play ,aren't they ?

[@spiritoflights]

Excellent ! Kenneth Moore was always good !

[@feliciascott6874]

Thanks for posting this wonderful old movie! Loved it!

[@BavonWW]

"Don't get lost!" The most important advice in Sci-Fi and horror films which is always ignored.

[@quattro4s]

Or stay here, the rule that nobody follows in adventure movies

[@Instantphojo]

Although I love the film version with James Mason. This one was very enjoyable!

[@AnthonyPoetica]

What a Delight! I didn't know of this film till I happened upon it here. Having read the book;"Journey To The Centre Of The Earth"; received as a Christmas gift as a child which totally caught my imagination, I then recall seeing the 1959 film version of Journey To The Centre Of The Earth starring James Mason, Arlene Dahl and Pat Boone on our old (but then new) Black & White TV which became and remains one of my favourite films. Jules Verne as a man of ideas and an author was way ahead of his time. Prefer the 1959 version but this is still fun to watch.

[@JohnSmith-el6lk]

Thank you for posting this movie. I haven't seen this version, looking forward to watching it

[@bioshock6935]

I have new seen 4 different version of this film and none of them are anywhere near as good as the 1959 original classic. Shame as kenneth more is one of our great British actors at his time this could of been so much better but out of the 4 version this is the second best

[@mariannemaho2880]

naar deze film heb ik lang gezocht. was nog heel jong toen ik deze zag en nooit vergeten. dank u om deze te plaatsen

[@markmontgomery698]

Nothing like a good classic movie enjoyable time well spent indeed 👍

[@parmindersinghsidhu4734]

Nice to watch a movie without offensive language.

[@trespire]

Some scientific trivia : The Mid-Atlantic Ridge is a massive undersea mountain chain that stretchs for thousands of Km under the oceans. I'ts created by the upwelling of very hot thick sticky magma from below the crust, pushing up so strong it pushes apart 2 crustal plates, causing a rift or crack in the crust. The Mid-Atlantic Ridge is completely submerged deep in the oceans depths, accept for one place where it rises above the waves. That place is Iceland. The only place on the planet we can walk up to and see with human eyes the Earths crust splitting apart.

[@dubinatub1]

Love the old classic movies.lost my virginity same year as the movie....never did find it.

[@deniseb-h8u]

I didn't know this version of the "Journey to the Center of the Earth. I really like it.

[@sandycassidy8637]

Well done putting this old classic up. Brilliant 👍👍👍

[@moirawatson-pickering7228]

Most enjoyable, and very interesting! So glad l watched it. 👍

[@scottrhodes8160]

I enjoyed this more than I expected to-thanks for posting.

[@wejustaspeckofdust]

Never seen it before better than the other more famous version. More accurate.

[@zarsepehr3315]

Jules Verne seems to have possessed a really creative mind and wild imagination to write the stories he did so entertaining though I'm sure the people back in 1867 might have find it wonderous and its is if you don't consider some scientific facts about caves and such, that seems to not have been found out yet back then or maybe it was ignored by the author for the sake of wonder.

[@mongomay1]

Good version, never have watched before. remember it was 1977.

[@rosemariemcgowan6388]

Great film and acting especially Kenneth xx

[@ThePiratemachine]

Of course one can't help but compare the 1959 film which was better but this one is entirely enjoyable and has charm.

[@sheilagravely5621]

Shame the girl can't act.

[@joannatimmins8795]

Thank you so much for the share, I've been wanting to see this movie forever

[@johndust8296]

The actors are great even though the story is quite rediculous. But it is very charming.

[@tonyromano6220]

Back when movies were still fun!

[@MrDXRamirez]

Too bad there are no opening and closing credits to this film to know who, what, when, where, about it. Its a good movie.

[@spikespa5208]

"Where Time Began" on IMDB.

[@rameyzamora1018]

@@spikespa5208 Thank you!!

[@howler6490]

Kenneth Moore...find his version.

[@MrDXRamirez]

@@howler6490 What is the title if you don’t mind?

[@scotth6814]

@@MrDXRamirez Wikipedia: Where Time Began, aka The Fabulous Journey to the Center Of The Earth. aka Viaje al centro de la Tierra.

[@cuddlybear4108]

Thank you Flick Vault.

[@kadiummusic]

Amazing how the 1959 version has better FX, a better script, better acting and far better music even though it's two decades older. 😎

[@AntaiirAntares]

I love such old movies, thanks for sharing! 🙂

[@lifesahobby]

A very humerus film . The special effects are very special indeed . Thanks

[@MissionaryInMexico]

Great movie, with the same attention-drawing charisma of the movies "The count of Monte Cristo" and the 1956 "Les Miserables."

[@JustJoe827]

Was definitely watchable 👍

[@SYLTales]

"Hans, you carry everything and always go first," they said. "It'll be fun!" they said.

[@Floydrush-zx9wz]

Oh, .. and Hans, find some water, find a sign that points the way, build a raft, steer the raft, cook the food, rebuild the broken raft, ... "What? ... oh we won't be helping, .. we're adventurer's," "Thanks for "helping" us Hans, here's some sheep." Truthfully they'd have been dead in 12 hours without him !

[@scotth6814]

They're supposed to be carrying enough food for 4 people for 60 days, and water, and all this scientific gear, which apparently fits into a backpack and a couple purses.

[@dougimmel]

When you wrote that, I heard Bruce Willis in Die Hard "It'll be FUN they said..." (And the bad guy was Hans...weird.)

[@Baskerville22]

Swimming through a few thousand miles of molten rock was the most difficult section of the trip

[@spikespa5208]

This film is listed on IMDB as " Where Time Began"