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	Two-Disc Special Edition Description Phileas Fogg bet his fellow club members that he can circle the globe in eighty days. That may not be impressive today, but in 1872, it was nearly impossible. Accompanied by his valet, Passepartout, and the wandering Princess Aouda, Fogg crosses Europe, India, Japan, the Pacific and the United States.

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Product Name	Around the World in 80 Days (Two-Disc Special Edition)
Manufacturer	Warner Home Video
Retail Price	$26.99
EAN-14	00085392863228
UPC	085392863228
Specifications
Release Date	2004-05-18, 1956-01-01
Format	DVD
Actor(s)	Cantinflas, David Niven, Robert Newton
Director(s)	Michael Anderson
Rating	PG, NR (Not Rated), Not Rated
Running Time	182 minutes
Num. of Items	2
Genre	High Flying
Weight	0.2 lbs.

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"Classic adventure!! What a ride!!!"	2010-01-02
- Reviewed By rapt3 from São Paulo, Brazil
I always enjoyed Jules Verne books, I've first read Journey to the Centre of the Earth. Before that, I saw, not only the Henry Levin (with Pat Boone and James Mason) movie but also the Rick Wakeman musical redemption to the story and after that, got the book and from that, I started to read the other Jules Verne books. I first got interested in Jules Verne because of Doc Brown from the BTTF trilogy. Around the World in 80 Days is one of Verne's finest ones, and I still have it today like a groundbreaking tale. The Michael Todd's version to the book is the most accurate one you can find. Of course, there's some adaptations, like Passepartout not being a french guy like in the book, but those things are OK, because there's so much fun on this!! No wonder why it earned an Oscar and other thousand awards. There are plenty of everything in the movie, it's truly a fun ride around the world. And above all that, it's truly a fantastic piece of art, a really amazing film. I just don't wanna spoil all the fun if you didn't see it yet. So my advice is go watch it right now. And please, for all it's sacred in the world, just ignore that heinous Jackie Chan version.

"Fun for all ages"	2009-12-21
- Reviewed By Delilah M. from NY
This movie is a timeless classic. The actors are fantastic and the sets awesome. Niven shines and new comer Maclaine was sweet. Fun for the whole family.

"Fun Trip Around The World"	2009-09-12
- Reviewed By John Cheney from Richardson, TX USA
David Niven and Cantinflas embark on a fun trip around the world. They are joined with Robert Newton, Shirley MacLaine and a huge host of big Hollywood names in spot scenes. As a fun excercise, see if you can name the stars before the credits. Do watch the credits at the close as that is a very enjoyable part of the film. The movie garnered 5 well deserved Oscars including best picture. Two music themes dominate the movie, one a song that hit the top ten (Around the World I Searched For You) during its release that held special memories for me as I spent a good part of the year it was made half way around the world from a woman who was to become my wife. The other(Rule Britainia)is still played on classical music radio and was played during Winston Churchill's funeral. The scenery shots are tame by today's standards, but were great at the time of its release. This CD is worth watching more than one time still.

"Fun Movie"	2009-09-07
- Reviewed By WheelerQ
The movie is long but held my interest. A lot of money must have gone into its production, as there are elaborate scenes throughout the film, which took place across the globe. I have my doubts about the accuracy of the cultural depictions, but that's Hollywood for you. The movie is clean if you don't mind guns and gambling.

"This is not a remake, it is a loosely based on"	2009-08-10
- Reviewed By xyzzy from Arlington, Texas
This version of Jules Verne's original story "Around the World in 80 Days" takes so many liberties with the story that the only thing recognizable is a few names. It is shame that we leave our youth with the impression that Disney and Jules Verne have any thing in common. That being said and ignoring that this is a contrived jumble of clichés and no social redeeming value, every once in a while there is a cute zinger or one liner. One such inference was when Lord Salisbury was told that they were going to name a meat entrée after him. A major negative for Jules and a plus for Disney is the addition of Jackie Chan. This is probably one of Jackie's best performances as he bloodlessly gets to hop around Chaplin style. A real plus is the filming location in the former East Germany and Thailand makes for exceptionally interesting visuals. Bottom line is this is a good time filler and can be amusing but do not get this presentation mixed up with the Jules Verne story of the same name.

"Common Pretense"	2009-08-05
- Reviewed By Lucy Hurley from White Plains, NY
Panoramic photography, graphics that charm, special camera technology for the time (1956), plus several recognizable actors (cameos), must have been included in the reasoning behing the Best Picture Award (Academy Awards). Acting is stylized. but consistently so, and as such also very good. Music is average, mostly utilitarian - for effect. There's a fascination with the time element; and it does capture the Industrial Revolution at a particular moment with balloon transportation, trains powered by steam engines, a steamship, a large-wheeled bicycle, and gas lamps. Why a four-star rating? What is science fiction author, Jules Verne, saying? Arrogance (Passepartout {Cantiflas} repeats the word "Master" overly much), gambling (the bet about 80 days), womanizing (a frivolous joke except for one Indian princess), cultural blindness (several ancient and profound civilzations are dismissed with superficial treatment) - that such behaviors are acceptable, even enviable. The movie is entertaining, but the true big picture is composed of negative standards under an elegant veneer.

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