Reviews for The Impossible Voyage

7.2 / 10 20min

Adventure Comedy Fantasy Science Fiction

Using every known means of transportation, several savants from the Geographic Society undertake a journey through the Alps to the Sun which finishes under the sea.

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Review by user502nc37y9u2

One of the best films by George Méliès.

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Review by RubyRabbit

Strongly inspired by his earlier film LE VOYAGE DANS LE LUNE, but still very much worth watching

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Review by user112qq4ktnm6

Possibly Méliès' greatest surviving masterpiece

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Review by user156yejoj561

The Impossible Voyage is a fascinating Melies version of Jules Verne

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Review by user734l28vohii

Not as good as "Voyage to the Moon", but still pretty special in places

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Review by user975bsk3hoj9

Nothing is impossible if the man can think it

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Review by user230235oy9tv

Interesting visuals, but a tacky-looking movie now.

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Review by user690s0xhxmm3

Like the sun. Director Georges Méliès's 1904's film, 'Voyage across the Impossible' still there, shining bright, despite being over 100 years old.

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Review by user8094r178by8

A Trip to the Moon Goes Haywire.

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Review by user230fq7ziguq

This felt like one of Méliès' best.

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Review by user514ohdt4tap

So far ahead of his time, it's Fantastic

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Review by user146kb7hrb31

Vintage fantasy film from one of the pioneers in the genre

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Review by NighttimeNightjar

Grand successor to A Trip to the Moon

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Review by AuroraAntelope

Revolutionary, endearing and endlessly entertaining

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Review by CrimsonCockatoo

Reviews for The Impossible Voyage

One of the best films by George Méliès.

Strongly inspired by his earlier film LE VOYAGE DANS LE LUNE, but still very much worth watching

Possibly Méliès' greatest surviving masterpiece

The Impossible Voyage is a fascinating Melies version of Jules Verne

Not as good as "Voyage to the Moon", but still pretty special in places

Nothing is impossible if the man can think it

Interesting visuals, but a tacky-looking movie now.

Like the sun. Director Georges Méliès's 1904's film, 'Voyage across the Impossible' still there, shining bright, despite being over 100 years old.

A Trip to the Moon Goes Haywire.

This felt like one of Méliès' best.

So far ahead of his time, it's Fantastic

Vintage fantasy film from one of the pioneers in the genre

Grand successor to A Trip to the Moon

Revolutionary, endearing and endlessly entertaining

Another Impossible Milestone in Motion Pictures History by Georges Méliès after Miraculous 'A Trip To The Moon'.

Sort-Of Sequel to 'A Trip to the Moon'