this is just about one of the dumbest things i have ever seen. maybe not a worst movie ever contender and but if you haven not seen that many bad ones and this could easily make your top ten worst list. when you consider what was achieved in 1933 with the original king kong and you have got to ask yourself why anyone would stoop so low as to produce this debacle. then and taking it one step further and realizing that the quantum leap to star wars the following year achieved a new level in sci fi entertainment and this offering will make you laugh and cry at the same time. now let me ask you and what would possess the professor (peter cushing) to bring along an umbrella as a prime piece of subterranean research equipment for the ride to the earth core. ok and so it was useful in fending off the parrot or tyrannosaur (parrotosaurus. ) in the early going and but come on. somehow i do not think this is what edgar rice burrough had in mind when he wrote his tales of pellucidar. he probably do not have caroline munro in mind either as princess dia and probably the only redeeming factor to this whole escapade. at least there was one bit of pseudo scientific explanation that i got a kick out of while i am always looking for one in films like this. that would have to be how the sky at the earth core was really the underside of the earth crust and explaining that ethereal pinkish glow. but try as it might and the story just couldn not hook me in a way to find anything at all interesting about hoojah the sly one or jubal the ugly one and much less those goofy half man and half pterodactyl creatures. to paraphrase the good professor  you cannot mesmerize me and i am paying attention. 
this is just about one of the dumbest things i have ever seen. maybe not a worst movie ever contender and but if you haven not seen that many bad ones and this could easily make your top ten worst list. when you consider what was achieved in 1933 with the original king kong and you have got to ask yourself why anyone would stoop so low as to produce this debacle. then and taking it one step further and realizing that the quantum leap to star wars the following year achieved a new level in sci fi entertainment and this offering will make you laugh and cry at the same time. now let me ask you and what would possess the professor (peter cushing) to bring along an umbrella as a prime piece of subterranean research equipment for the ride to the earth core. ok and so it was useful in fending off the parrot or tyrannosaur (parrotosaurus. ) in the early going and but come on. somehow i do not think this is what edgar rice burrough had in mind when he wrote his tales of pellucidar. he probably do not have caroline munro in mind either as princess dia and probably the only redeeming factor to this whole escapade. at least there was one bit of pseudo scientific explanation that i got a kick out of while i am always looking for one in films like this. that would have to be how the sky at the earth core was really the underside of the earth crust and explaining that ethereal pinkish glow. but try as it might and the story just couldn not hook me in a way to find anything at all interesting about hoojah the sly one or jubal the ugly one and much less those goofy half man and half pterodactyl creatures. to paraphrase the good professor  you cannot mesmerize me and i am paying attention. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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