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Journey 2: The Mysterious Island

Sean Anderson partners with his mom's husband on a mission to find his grandfather, who is thought to be missing on a mythical island. Sean Anderson partners with his mom's husband on a mission to find his grandfather, who is thought to be missing on a mythical island. Sean Anderson partners with his mom's husband on a mission to find his grandfather, who is thought to be missing on a mythical island.

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• Josh Hutcherson
• Dwayne Johnson
• Michael Caine
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• Trivia Despite this movie being a sequel to Journey to the Center of the Earth (2008) , Josh Hutcherson is the only actor to return from that movie.
• Goofs (at around 58 mins) After Sean falls from the giant bee and injures his ankle against a log several individuals say he has a "dislocated ankle" and his stepfather and grandfather reset it quickly and easily as you would do with a dislocated shoulder. Although it is possible to "dislocate" your ankle it is not only very difficult to do, but due to the unique, and very stable, make-up of the ankle (unlike the shoulder) it only occurs in conjunction with either a fracture or multiple ruptured tendons of the area. Something that is very serious and extremely painful and definitely not something that could be easily remedied by 'popping it back into place' and then the individual being able to walk about and hike.

Hank : [singing] I see trees of green, red roses too. I see them bloom, for me and for you. And I think to myself: What a wonderful world! I see giant bees, and I could have told ya: Don't trust Alexander - he's older than Yoda. And I think to myself: What a wonderful world! The island that we stand on... Well, it's currently sinking. Sending those secret codes - what the heck were you drinking? But it's all in the past, we wiped the slate clean! We're going to find Nemo's submarine! And you'll think to yourself: What a wonderful world. Oh, yeah...

• Crazy credits There is a brief scene of elephants swimming to the city halfway through the credits right before the cast listing.
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• February 10, 2012 (United States)
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• Director : Brad Peyton ,
• Producer : Charlotte Huggins , Tripp Vinson , Beau Flynn ,
• Production Design : Bill Boes ,
• Writer : Mark Gunn , Richard Outten , Brian Gunn ,
• Editor : David Rennie ,
• Cinematographer : David Tattersall ,
• Executive Producer : Evan Turner , Michael Bostick ,
• Set Costumer : Cory Ching ,
• Set Dresser : Benjamin Patterson , Kip Bartlett , Erik Parzwardek ,
• Costume Supervisor : John Casey ,
• Dialogue Editor : Douglas Murray , Marilyn McCoppen ,
• Modeling : Steve Cypreos , Suchitra Keshri , Chun Ho Ray Leung , Hyun Bo Park ,
• Set Decoration : Gary Fettis , Chuck Potter ,
• Cast : Josh Hutcherson , Vanessa Hudgens , Kristin Davis , Dwayne Johnson , Luis Guzmán , Michael Caine ,
• Stunt Double : Ralf Koch , Jennifer Brusciano , Tanoai Reed ,
• Story : Mark Gunn , Richard Outten , Brian Gunn ,
• Other : Vacheh Shahmoradian ,
• Hair Department Head : Joy Zapata ,
• Music Editor : David Metzner ,
• Visual Effects Supervisor : Nick Pill , Boyd Shermis ,
• Music Supervisor : Andrea von Foerster ,
• Screenplay : Brian Gunn , Mark Gunn ,
• Sound Designer : Randy Thom ,
• Visual Effects Producer : Julie Orosz , Randy Starr ,
• Original Music Composer : Andrew Lockington ,
• Animation : Larry White , Anthony Rizzo ,
• Conceptual Illustrator : Andrew H. Leung , Miles Teves , John Eaves , Michael Anthony Jackson , Darren Dochterman ,
• Set Designer : Greg Papalia , Dean Wolcott , Alex McCarroll , Chad S. Frey ,
• Art Department Coordinator : Lindsey Suggs , Jenne Lee ,
• Stunts : Tim Jarvis , Craig H. Davidson ,
• Supervising Music Editor : Stephen Lotwis ,
• Production Coordinator : Christie Kwan ,
• Animation Supervisor : Daryl Sawchuk ,
• Casting : Lisa Mae Fincannon , Craig Fincannon ,
• Visual Effects Editor : Gian Ganziano , Scott Anderson , Leona Naidoo ,
• Pilot : Rick Avery ,
• Visual Effects Coordinator : Stephanie Meyerink , Terri Watanabe , Trevor Wyatt , James Greig , Whitney Hagan ,
• Camera Operator : Mike Repeta , Gregory W. Smith ,
• Key Costumer : Cameron Doyle , Charles W. Kaeo , Sandra Collier ,
• Visual Effects : James Baker ,
• Script Supervisor : Anna Rane ,
• Greensman : Adolfo Castanon , Isaia Robins , Darrell Tachibana ,
• Makeup Department Head : Tarra D. Day ,
• ADR Supervisor : Gwendolyn Yates Whittle ,
• Second Unit Director : Boyd Shermis ,
• Property Master : John Bankson ,
• Costume Design : Denise Wingate ,
• Still Photographer : Ron Phillips ,
• Supervising Sound Editor : Al Nelson ,
• Stunt Coordinator : Alex Daniels ,
• Art Direction : Bruce Robert Hill ,
• Sound Effects Editor : Leff Lefferts , Josh Gold ,
• First Assistant Director : John Hockridge ,
• Special Effects Supervisor : Peter Chesney ,
• Construction Coordinator : Gary A. Krakoff ,
• Sculptor : James Van Houten ,
• Foley Editor : Colette D. Dahanne ,

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• Country: United States
• Language: English
• Release: February 10, 2012
• Duration: 94 min
• Genres: Action/Adventure, Family, SciFi/Fantasy

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10 Best Movies Based On Jules Verne Books, Ranked

• Jules Verne's work has inspired numerous movie adaptations and is the foundation for some of the earliest science fiction films.
• Some Jules Verne adaptations are entertaining and enjoyable, while others are outdated and not required viewing.
• The film "Journey to the Center of the Earth" (2008) successfully updates Verne's classic story with modern special effects and remains fun to watch.

Jules Verne is undoubtedly one of the most prominent authors in science fiction , and its no wonder that his works have inspired countless movie adaptations. One of the most translated writers in human history, the French author has written legendary tales like 20,000 Leagues Under The Sea, Journey to the Center of the Earth, and Around the World in 80 Days . Verne's daring imagination put him far ahead of his time, and it's no surprise that movie studios have sought to replicate his sense of wonder with multiple live-action adaptations of Jules Verne stories .

Jules Verne's work has become the foundation for some of the earliest films in the science fiction genre , some of which even hold up today remarkably well as enjoyable, adventurous romps through the imagination. The mid-to-late 2000s saw a resurgence of Jules Verne films as well, to varying degrees of success, with studios hoping to recapture the joy and nostalgia of the earliest films to adapt Verne's books for a new generation. With so many familiar titles, it's a difficult task to distinguish the very best depictions of Jules Verne's novels over the years.

Journey To The Center Of The Earth

An easily-overlooked made-for-TV movie, the two-part Journey to the Center of the Earth special was a solid attempt at getting to the center of what made Verne's original story so memorable. The film is decidedly slow-moving and low-budgeted, with some creature effects occasionally bordering the precipice of acceptable for a shoestring budget, but the C-List actors can often bring in decent performances amid the campy set-dressing. Despite it's many flaws, the two-part film is an entertaining, knowingly campy jog through Verne's beloved tale of subterranean exploration.

Master Of The World

Master of the World is the sole film to adapt Jules Verne's novel of the same name, and when compared to his other, more well-known stories, it's easy to see why. The narrative of a rich maniac dedicated to the idea of threatening the world's governments into laying down their arms isn't quite as whimsical as Verne's other premises. As for the film, despite rich talent from the likes of a young Charles Bronson and the legendary Vincent Price , the special effects are especially outdated, even for the time period . Master of the World is fun, but not required viewing.

Journey 2: The Mysterious Island

Journey 2: the mysterious island.

Journey 2: The Mysterious Island is the follow-up to 2008's Journey to the Center of the Earth. The film takes place four years after the original, showing Sean Anderson (Josh Hutcherson teaming up with Hank, his stepfather, to find his lost grandfather. Due to scheduling issues, Brendan Fraser wasn't able to return as Trevor Anderson but was replaced by Dwayne Johnson as the film's lead.

Release Date 2012-02-12

Director Brad Peyton

Cast Josh Hutcherson, Michael Caine, Vanessa Hudgens, Dwayne Johnson

This semi-adaptation picks up where 2008's Journey to the Center of the Earth left off, replacing Brendan Fraser with Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson. As the passable action adventure delves into the incredible isle, the tone rides a strange line, at once too scary for younger viewers and too subdued for older ones. Amid mediocre CGI and all-too subdued performances, the best thing that can be said about Journey 2: The Mysterious Island was how it pioneered the art of throwing Johnson into a jungle, later done better in films like Jungle Cruise and Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle .

Around The World In 80 Days

Though the idea of circumnavigating the globe in the span of 80 days is now a triviality, in Verne's time, such a time was the stuff of science fiction. The 1956 take on the story is an incredibly grand adventure comedy with a runtime that feels nearly as long as the titular journey itself. The international cast is crammed with stars of Hollywood's Golden Age , who had enough charisma between them to earn the film an early Academy Award for Best Picture. Today, the spectacle and aged humor can be best appreciated as a museum of 50s stardom.

Starring a young Josh Hutcherson and Brendan Fraser, still hot off the success of The Mummy trilogy , 2008's Journey To The Center Of The Earth had all the makings of an action-adventure hit. Being the first to truly update one of Verne's classic stories with modern special effects, the film still looks great 15 years later, even if it is marred by several obvious moments clearly meant to be enjoyed in the context of a 3-D theater. Adapting the classic adventure about as well as it could have, Journey To The Center Of The Earth isn't revolutionary, but undeniably fun.

While most adaptations of Verne's work make at least some departures from the source material, 2004's Around The World In 80 Days completely re-imagines the story as a raucous action-comedy. Though critically-panned at the time, the film is endlessly re-watchable today , with eye-popping action choreography courtesy of Jackie Chan's Passepartout and deadpan comedic timing from Steve Coogan's Phineas Fogg. If the anachronisms and deviations from Verne's novel can be forgiven, Around The World In 80 Days is a creative globe-trotting adventure that doesn't get the respect it deserves.

There's simply no replicating the cheesy fun of the original Journey To The Center Of The Earth , an earnest science fiction adventure movie that wears its heart on its sleeve. The special effects are certainly dated, but it's hard not to wring a certain level of charm out of the delicately hand-painted backgrounds and practical lizardman costumes. Beyond the addition of the deliciously dastardly villain, Count Saknussemm, the film is also one of the most faithful to Verne's work, a commendable effort in and of itself.

The Mysterious Island

The Mysterious Island is one of Jules Verne's lesser-known stories, but the 1961 film of the same name takes every advantage of the novel's conceits. Following a group of Union soldiers in the Civil War who escape prison in a hot air balloon only to wash up on a bizarre uncharted island, the film's sense of tension only ever dials up, as the heroes contend with grimy human pirates and giant fauna rendered by the talent of stop-motion legend Ray Harryhausen . Not the deepest narrative, this thrilling tale of danger holds up decades later remarkably well as a harrowing odyssey.

20,000 Leagues Under The Sea

One of Disney's earliest forays into live-action storytelling, 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea presented the aquatic crew of the Nautilus with untold dangers then-undreamed of by 50s audiences. Beyond the great creature and sci-fi technology designs that still hold up today, the film offers substantially more heart than most other Verne adaptations, taking the time to acclimate the viewer with its intrepid adventurers. It's no wonder that 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea was influential enough to earn a spot as a Disneyland mainstay even seven decades after its original release.

A Trip To The Moon

It's only fitting that the world's first science fiction movie sprung from the mind of one of the genre's most influential authors. Presenting early audiences with a dizzying idea of space travel long before the first astronaut was born, A Trip To The Moon 's hypnotic, almost feverish visuals and brisk 14-minute run time assaults the imagination with a yet-unmatched spectacle of dreamlike reality. From the Moon's incredulous face to the dancing insectoid aliens that vanish in a literal puff of smoke, A Trip To The Moon is by far the most influential science fiction film courtesy of Jules Verne.

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