lemuel gulliver (ted danson) is a doctor who goes missing at sea and leaving pregnant wife mary (mary steenburgen) behind. eight years later and he turns up and disheveled and seemingly mad  babbling about his adventures in the lands of the tiny lilliputians and the giant brobdingnags and the floating island of the intellectual laputa and and the houyhnhnms and a race of intelligent and talking horses who have to deal with the yahoos  a race of bestial humans  among many other adventures. the not so good dr. bates (james fox) and who has designs on lemuel wife and has gulliver incarcerated in a mental institution and and lemuel and mary and and son thomas (tom sturridge) must find a way to prove his sanity. a splendid adaptation of jonathan swift satirical novel and this film is a magnificent adaptation on so many levels represent the story and the satire and the characters and the visuals and the brilliant cast. it simply a treat to watch and and it almost amazing considering that it was a made for tv film. the film does a brilliant job of capturing swift vicious satire and which cuts like a hatchet through british society of the time and but still resonates today. the wise brobdingnags and the houyhnhnms are almost perfect individuals who find it virtually impossible to understand why gulliver speaks with such pride of the vices and corruptions of his society. the scenes where gulliver struggles to prove himself different from the yahoos are perhaps the best and with biting satire in describing how they pick their leaders (they seem to pick the worst among them. . . who rules until they find someone even worse) and go to war (we only go to war for a very good reason  such as they are weaker than us and or we want all of their land) and etc. the scenes involving laputa are also effectively done  the intellectuals are so wrapped up in their specialized fields that they have no time for anything else and and really possess little common sense. and the addition of the asylum plot line enhances the story greatly  dr. bates is truly nasty character and and when he gives a speech to the inquiry on gulliver alleged vices and it quite clear that he describing his own faults. the film makes use of beautiful and and fairly convincing cgi effects depicting the very diverse settings of the novel with great effect. the contrast of sizes is done in a very skillful way and and all of the worlds depicted in the story are convincing in their own way. the cinematography (particularly that concerning the asylum) and the costumes are brilliantly done. the editing of the present with lemuel memories is a device which could be awkward and but works very well. the cast is truly wonderful while a veritable who who of british and american talent. ted danson gives an excellent and multi layered performance as gulliver and showing effectively his transformation from a person bewildered by his strange surroundings and to the lunatic state he was in when he reappears and to his rational and intellectual personality at the end. most well known for his work on sit com and danson shows that he more than just sam malone with this wonderful serio comic performance. mary steenburgen is effective as his wife and and james fox is absolutely repulsive as bates. the rest of the cast is made up mostly of cameos and with peter otoole and omar sharif and warwick davis and kristin scott thomas and geraldine chaplin and alfre woodward and edward fox and and sir john gielgud being the most memorable  but even the smallest parts are very well played. while not 100% faithful to the book and gulliver travels is a triumph of story and images. it not to be missed. positive . 
lemuel gulliver (ted danson) is a doctor who goes missing at sea and leaving pregnant wife mary (mary steenburgen) behind. eight years later and he turns up and disheveled and seemingly mad  babbling about his adventures in the lands of the tiny lilliputians and the giant brobdingnags and the floating island of the intellectual laputa and and the houyhnhnms and a race of intelligent and talking horses who have to deal with the yahoos  a race of bestial humans  among many other adventures. the not so good dr. bates (james fox) and who has designs on lemuel wife and has gulliver incarcerated in a mental institution and and lemuel and mary and and son thomas (tom sturridge) must find a way to prove his sanity. a splendid adaptation of jonathan swift satirical novel and this film is a magnificent adaptation on so many levels represent the story and the satire and the characters and the visuals and the brilliant cast. it simply a treat to watch and and it almost amazing considering that it was a made for tv film. the film does a brilliant job of capturing swift vicious satire and which cuts like a hatchet through british society of the time and but still resonates today. the wise brobdingnags and the houyhnhnms are almost perfect individuals who find it virtually impossible to understand why gulliver speaks with such pride of the vices and corruptions of his society. the scenes where gulliver struggles to prove himself different from the yahoos are perhaps the best and with biting satire in describing how they pick their leaders (they seem to pick the worst among them. . . who rules until they find someone even worse) and go to war (we only go to war for a very good reason  such as they are weaker than us and or we want all of their land) and etc. the scenes involving laputa are also effectively done  the intellectuals are so wrapped up in their specialized fields that they have no time for anything else and and really possess little common sense. and the addition of the asylum plot line enhances the story greatly  dr. bates is truly nasty character and and when he gives a speech to the inquiry on gulliver alleged vices and it quite clear that he describing his own faults. the film makes use of beautiful and and fairly convincing cgi effects depicting the very diverse settings of the novel with great effect. the contrast of sizes is done in a very skillful way and and all of the worlds depicted in the story are convincing in their own way. the cinematography (particularly that concerning the asylum) and the costumes are brilliantly done. the editing of the present with lemuel memories is a device which could be awkward and but works very well. the cast is truly wonderful while a veritable who who of british and american talent. ted danson gives an excellent and multi layered performance as gulliver and showing effectively his transformation from a person bewildered by his strange surroundings and to the lunatic state he was in when he reappears and to his rational and intellectual personality at the end. most well known for his work on sit com and danson shows that he more than just sam malone with this wonderful serio comic performance. mary steenburgen is effective as his wife and and james fox is absolutely repulsive as bates. the rest of the cast is made up mostly of cameos and with peter otoole and omar sharif and warwick davis and kristin scott thomas and geraldine chaplin and alfre woodward and edward fox and and sir john gielgud being the most memorable  but even the smallest parts are very well played. while not 100% faithful to the book and gulliver travels is a triumph of story and images. it not to be missed. positive . ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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