richardchatten
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An unusual film on which to find Ray Bradbury credited as scriptwriter. Orson Welles had already wanted to film Herman's Melville's novel before John Huston entered the picture; and I won't be the first to suggest that the film would have better had it been Welles - who was compensated with the part of Father Mapple - who had directed it and Huston himself had played Ahab.
No, it's not really terribly good, and Drake Bell provides a rather bland young hero. But Leslie Nielsen as ever provides good value as Uncle Albert.
Marion Ross is allowed to demonstrate a disarmingly light touch. While the sight of Pamela Anderson attired as The Invisible Woman alone makes the thing worth seeing.
Marion Ross is allowed to demonstrate a disarmingly light touch. While the sight of Pamela Anderson attired as The Invisible Woman alone makes the thing worth seeing.
Despite the amusing animated title sequence Leslie Nielsen is far too obviously Nielsen to resemble for a moment the famous UPA cartoon character.
No matter. Although not a patch on the 'Naked Gun' films even substandard Leslie Nielsen is still Nielsen.
While Kelly Lynch provides a memorable jewel thief.
No matter. Although not a patch on the 'Naked Gun' films even substandard Leslie Nielsen is still Nielsen.
While Kelly Lynch provides a memorable jewel thief.