Unknown World (1951)iMDB Rating: 3.9Date Released : 26 October 1951
Genre : Adventure, Romance, Sci-Fi
Stars : Bruce Kellogg, Otto Waldis, Jim Bannon, Tom Handley
Movie Quality : HDrip
Format : MKV
Size : 870 MB
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Dr. Jerimiah Morley becomes convinced that the world is headed to an inevitable worldwide nuclear war. He organizes an expedition made up of a team of expert scientists and an atomic-powered rock-boring vehicle called a "cyclotram" to find a subterranean environment where holocaust survivors could live indefinitely. When funding falls through, independently rich adventurer Wright Thompson underwrites the project under the condition that he be allowed to go. As the group goes deeper beneath the Earth's crust, personalities clash, tempers flare, and the dangerous journey claims the lives of several expedition members. When they come upon an enormous underground expanse with its own ocean and phosphorescent light, it appears that their goal has been achieved.
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Welcome to the Cyclotram...and a journey into the unknown
Unknown World is a very low budget version of Journey to the Centre of the Earth, but this has nothing to do with that movie at all. I quite liked this.
A group of scientists, including a woman build a large drilling machine and use it to go on an expedition to the centre of the earth to find an alternative place to escape from in case of a nuclear war breaking out. When they reach the centre of the Earth, they find its just what they have been looking for. We see a large sea and big waterfalls. But not to be as one of the rabbits they have with them has its babies still born. After a volcano erupts, they head back to Cyclotram and back to civilisation.
The first ten minutes of this movie is taken up with a short film about the Atomic Age, using extensive stock footage of nuclear tests etc.
The cast is mostly made up of unknowns, led by Bruce Kellog.
Unknown World is worth checking out, especially for fans of 1950's sci-fi.
Rating: 3 stars out of 5.
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