Stephen Boyd is, well, some kind of agent, who has just brought scientist Jan Benes to the US where he's about to spill his guts to the scientific authorities. He knows the secret to making the miniaturization process feasible. What they propose to do is shrink a submarine and crew, and send it through Benes' bloodstream to the site of the injury and operate on it from inside, with a laser beam. A nifty idea, and one that gives the producers plenty of opportunity to portray the wonders of the human body as seen from the inside perspective. Edmond O'Brien and Arthur O'Connell run the show from outside.
Audio quality is merely okay.
Neither movie, each of which occupies one side of the single DVD disc, has a lot of extras. You basically get the usual subtitle choices and a trailer for both movies with each movie. We hope to see lots more. . No part of this magazine may be reprinted without the express written consent of the publishers. So drop us a line if you want to use our words.