Captain Nemo: 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea

Release Date: TBA
Studio: Walt Disney Pictures
Director: Not Available
Screenwriter: Randall Wallace, Justin Marks, Bill Marsilli
Starring: Not Available
Genre: Action, Adventure, Sci-Fi
MPAA Rating: Not Available
Official Website: Not Available
Review: Not Available
DVD Review: Not Available
DVD: Not Available
Movie Poster: Not Available
Production Stills: Not Available

Plot Summary: The film is an origin story of Nemo as he creates his warship, the Nautilus. The characters come from the Jules Verne novel. The 1954 original "20,000 Leagues Under the Sea" was the first live-action film made by Walt Disney, became the second-highest grossing film that year and won three Oscars.

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COMMENTS (15)

Posted by:

ScratStitch

January 7, 2009

Wasn't "Treasure Island" actually the first live-action Disney movie?

Posted by:

Sean

January 7, 2009

I don't know scratstitch, but that is a good question you've asked there!. Hopefully someone who comments here in the near future can answer that for you here!.

Posted by:

MightyTesticlees

February 10, 2009

20,000 Leagues Under the Sea was the first movie produced and Distributed by Walt Disney Pictures. True Treasure Island was released in 1950, all Disney did was slap their name on it.

Posted by:

Zack

February 12, 2009

McG? Disney? Will Smith as Nemo?

This actually sounds so crazy, it just might work.

Posted by:

:PapaJohn

February 12, 2009

Wish he would focus on the Terminator trilogy.

McG is a dumb name BTW

Posted by:

Grizz

February 12, 2009

My Buds and I, whom are HUGE movie fans by the way, have always discussed ideas for "updated" versions older movies and shows. It started with "The Thing!" Nuff said??? Well, a few years ago, Jeremy Irons and Edward James Olmos, have been our common choice as Capt. Nemo. With Mr. Olmos on "Battlestar Galactica," which is an OMG performance, who's left now?

Posted by:

Grizz

February 12, 2009

BTW- Can Spielberg, Cameron, or Bay do a "Robotech" movie???

Posted by:

Mark Mooney

February 13, 2009

Let's see Will Smith as Nemo then we can have Obama as Ned Land and Oprah as the giant Squid

Posted by:

Lord of the Locusts

February 26, 2009

Actually, the earliest live action Disney films were Victory Through Air Power, The Reluctant Dragon, Song of the South, and So Dear to My Heart. Since they had animation in them, they are not always technically considered live-action films.

Posted by:

Trez1313

May 3, 2009

Is there no faith? The Pirates of the Caribbean trilogy was also a produced through Disney and those were definitely not geared towards kids, especially the final two installments.
Perhaps they have a unique fun vision for this... perhaps.
But The Rock does need to start veering away from these types of films and gearing back up for some action blockbusters.

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