Journey to the Center of the Earth. Around the World in Eighty Days

"Journey to the Center of the Earth" is one of the most popular novels by Jules Verne, repeatedly adapted for film. Written with a subtle sense of humor, the extraordinarily captivating story of the eccentric German professor of mineralogy Otto Lidenbrock and his long-suffering young nephew and assistant Axel, who decipher the manuscript of a mysterious medieval Icelandic alchemist and set off, according to the instructions of this manuscript, on a journey filled with unimaginable adventures through the Earth's depths, is still capable of capturing the imagination of even the most seasoned fans of fantasy. Mr. Phileas Fogg led a measured, quiet life — at least until he wagered that he could circumnavigate the globe in the shortest possible time. And now, as a true Englishman and gentleman, he is determined to win this extraordinary bet at all costs! Along with his faithful servant Passepartout, he embarks on a dangerous and adventurous round-the-world journey. The heroes are in for eighty of the most amazing and unpredictable days of their lives: experiencing the exoticism of distant lands, getting caught in a storm at sea, riding an elephant, battling bloodthirsty Indians, and being arrested just before victory…