Call me Crazy, but I actually liked this movie. And so did all my friends. Also liked Penny Dreadful which was similar.

I loved this and Van Helsing. No one seems to like these movies. They were awesome

This was one of my favorites growing up. My brother showed it to me and id frequently rent it from the public library after that. I just watched this again a couple of months ago. It still holds up ❤❤❤❤

I also thought this was a great movie and I have watched it many times. I don't understand why people hate on it so much. Great movie with great actors.

This movie was 🔥 Sean Connor did his thing. I totally enjoyed this as a kid

This was a great movie. I watched it many, many times. I’m pretty sure that critics spend their time creating headlines by negatively reviewing perfectly good films. Maybe it makes them feel important. It’s almost to the point where if critics pan a film, I’m going to watch it.

I remember this film and in my opinion it's a very underrated movie. Also RIP Sir Sean Connery.

My favorite is captain nemo and Hyde and the invisible man and I also like the vampire lady ❤

Agree with others, I enjoyed this movie - it was a good old fashioned adventure that you could just sit down and enjoy. Loved the characters, Connery was wonderful, and Mina Harker was brilliant. Funny that it was trounced by the critics yet it was better than the majority of the MCU movies that have been released over the past few years!

Mr. Hyde in the comics reminds me of a 19th or early 20th century version of The HULK.

I liked this movie! It was a wild fast paced ride!

I actually liked this movie

I liked the movie. Thx.

I think I am most impressed by the powers of Tom Sawyer. It's never explicitly stated in the film, but both he and Alan Quartermain are within a few years of each other age wise. Alan was canonically born in 1830, and while Tom's birth year is never given we know the novel was set in the 1840s. Tom had a romantic interest in Becky Thatcher so likely in his early teens or just before, say 12-14. That would make him born in 1837 at the latest and 1827 at the earliest. This film was set in 1898 so Tom Sawyer is somewhere between 61 and 71 years old. Funny that Mina, who would be roughly 25 (based on the dates given, and the fact that Stoker named days of the week for every date given, Dracula was set in 1893), called him a younger man. Especially ironic considering she is, quite possibly, the youngest member of the league. Dorian is in his early 40s (based on the setting of the novel, and the clues therein), Nemo was 35 in 1868 (the year 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea was set) so 65 here. Only the invisible man's age is indeterminate as this version is not the original though the actor was 33. Seriously though, Tom Sawyer looking like he does when he is at least 61 years old means there must be another portrait, with his face on it, floating around somewhere.

I hinestly dont know how this movie didnt get a sequel

Loved this movie. It was a bit niche but ahead of its time and is seriously a cult classic.

I loved the movie.

Critics hate the good movies. I mean this, (they didn't hate Van Hellsing but gave it RAVE reviews) Van Hellsing (2004). I mean give us what we want.

In the movie, Dr. Henry Jekyll and Mr. Edward Hyde are BOTH played by actor Jason Flemyng.

Hyde's Comic Variant is holy Crap Beautiful.

One of my favorite movies ❤❤❤

Loved this movie.

Still one of the best superhero movies of all time! I will take this over any marvel meh and dc dung. I love this movie so much and its ending is amazing and leaves a very fine good feeling. Really one of the best movies ever ^^.

Loved sean in this movie

Awesome movie!!

This was a great movie! Fuckin loved it 👍🇦🇺

I always thought putting Tom Sawyer rather than Huck Finn was a mistake of this movie.

My Favorite League Member has to go to Jekyll and Hyde but I like all characters in this film

Mina is the reason i like the kind of girls i like ❤❤❤

I thought i was weird because i actually liked the movie😂😂❤

No mention of Mr. Hyde raping and killing the Invisible man? The comic is wild.

Definitely a cult classic

Do one on Excalibur, Please

A flawed but fun movie. Some of the changes smooth over Moore's really dark ideas. Way less rape in the movie. Shame the production was so troubled and it never got a sequel.

No one in the comments has brought to light the disturbing coincidences of the smoke and mirrors (order through chaos) club as the antagonists behind all of the shannanigans !

The problem with this movie, IMO, is that it was merely a quite good movie, while the other superhero movies of the time were excellent.

I wonder Which One Of These Movies Was First? This Movie Our The Rocketeer?

I liked the movie however, the addition of Tom Sawyer as a US government agent? kinda messed up the vibe.🤔

Damn I got up and walked out of this 😂 I never knew it had any action

A renowned cast consisting of just Sean Connery..... The writing is so AI pre-AI. Let's copy-paste like a toddler and act like it's new and good.

In a vacuum this movie wasn't bad but when you compare it to the source material it was an abomination. I've kind of grown to appreciate it as I've gotten older (unlike say Starship Troopers) but V for Vendetta and Watchmen were much better adaptations of Moore work. One thing I've noticed over the years is that most of the people I know who like this movie either didn't know it was a comic series or never read it, so they don't know that Moore himself thought the movie was trash.

Drop the ai bullshit voiceover

Great movie, too long.

Do you pronounce quarter like squatter? The way Quatermain is pronounced like squattermain as much as it is Quatermain is distracting and confusing how you can say it one way and then the very next you say it differently like the word is spelled differently. If it wasnt distracting id have watched the whole thing, thanks though

I tried watching this two days ago. It's still unwatchable.

This movie sucked but it also low-key sucked

To @BladeStar-uq6xe Your not crazy, I LOVE this film too!!! :)