Scott E.

I guess I liked the show. I mean, I grew up with it. But even as a kid I wondered why they didn't just put Gilligan on a raft with some coconuts and send him out to sea. LOL. The fact that he was so annoying is a testament to the acting skills of Bob Denver. He played that part with conviction. RIP.

When this movie came out we saw it at the theater. After the movie ended I remember it being so quiet. Some people remained in their seats for a few mins. Like we did. It really was like we were all in some level of shock at what we'd just seen. I can't imagine ever seeing a more excellent "horror" movie. And I'm not even comfortable putting it in that genre. Because it's more than that. It's not shocking blood and guts special effects sort of horror. It delves into a subject that leads us to ask questions that we can't possibly answer. At least not in this existence. Nothing can compare to having first seen this movie in a theater. And part of that was the shared experience of having so many people around us. If you're a fan of being freaked out with true excellence...and haven't seen it...do.

This and "9 Seconds - Eternal Time" were what got me hooked on watching Korean Drama. I've watched season #1 of "Hello, My Twenties" at least 3 times. And now I'm watching season #2 for the 2nd time. Won't be the last time. for either of them. Thank you, NETFLIX!

Everybody I knew watched "Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea". Without computer games and the internet this tv show and others like it that were aimed at a children's audience were both fun and entertaining. By today's standards the special effects are way outdated. But back then it didn't matter. Imagination was the key asset to enjoying.

An interesting movie. I loved the soundtrack.

You've heard it before. But it truly IS a classic. I hear there's a colorized version. But b&w gives it a special kind of uniqueness. I have no desire to see the colorized version.

I sure remember watching it! Almost embarrassed to say that I still remember the lyrics to the theme song. But it shows you how much I enjoyed watching it.

Unlike any other western movie you'll ever see. Was he an avenging angel from heaven? Or...from hell?