Innerspace was the very movie that introduced me to Dennis Quaid and although i don't think his career ever seriously took off (like it did for other actors of its generation) his acting was top notch in this movie, as was Martin's.
When i first watched the movie on VHS (too young to watch it when it got launched in the cinemas) i was very intrigued by the VFX but it wasn't until later on on DVD and Blu-Ray (unfortunately no UHD version yet) that i was really impressed by the detail and imagination of Industrial Light And Magic (exactly what we've all come to expect from them through the years).
The storyline is also somewhat unique although the main concept of human miniaturization was something we saw quite a bit in movies of the 80's. Still this was something quite different and that combined with both the action and comedy elements resulted in a very good movie which you can easily see many times over (already 4 times for me).
As many others have stated why this movie never got the same recognition as others of its time is beyond me. One thing's certain however, if you haven't seen it you're seriously missing out.
PS: The outro song by Sam Cooke completes the movie.
When i first watched the movie on VHS (too young to watch it when it got launched in the cinemas) i was very intrigued by the VFX but it wasn't until later on on DVD and Blu-Ray (unfortunately no UHD version yet) that i was really impressed by the detail and imagination of Industrial Light And Magic (exactly what we've all come to expect from them through the years).
The storyline is also somewhat unique although the main concept of human miniaturization was something we saw quite a bit in movies of the 80's. Still this was something quite different and that combined with both the action and comedy elements resulted in a very good movie which you can easily see many times over (already 4 times for me).
As many others have stated why this movie never got the same recognition as others of its time is beyond me. One thing's certain however, if you haven't seen it you're seriously missing out.
PS: The outro song by Sam Cooke completes the movie.
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