The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen (2003)
The power of seven become a league of one.
ActionFantasyScience FictionThriller
Director: Stephen Norrington · Writer: James Robinson
To prevent a world war from breaking out, famous characters from Victorian literature band together to do battle against a cunning villain.
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Director
Stephen Norrington
Cast
Sean Connery
Allan Quatermain 
Naseeruddin Shah
Captain Nemo 
Shane West
Tom Sawyer 
Peta Wilson
Mina Harker 
Stuart Townsend
Dorian Gray 
Jason Flemyng
Dr. Henry Jekyll / Edward Hyde 
Tony Curran
Rodney Skinner / The Invisible Man 
Richard Roxburgh
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Max Ryan
Dante 
Tom Goodman-Hill
Sanderson Reed 
David Hemmings
Nigel 
Terry O'Neill
Ishmael User Reviews (4)
This movie was amazing! Went to see it at the cinema when it first got released back in 2003. For the time the special effects in this movie are mind blowing. A must watch in my opinion.
Enjoyed it. 'The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen' does nothing all that extraordinary but produces a fun time nevertheless. Great cast, fast paced plot and entertaining action. The ending slightly underwhelms, but I still found myself satisfied with it. The special effects are good, it's only "The Nautilus" that looks less than so. Sean Connery does carry the film as Quatermain, he's terrific throughout - really enjoyed the way his character carries himself. I liked Tony Curran's Skinner too. I actually rate all the characters to be honest, with Jason Flemyng (Jekyll/Hyde) and Stuart Townsend (Gray) being my picks of the rest. Merits a watch, even if Connery didn't remember it all that fondly.
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**It works as a piece of entertainment, if we don't think too much about it. But it is, in fact, a film full of problems.** I just saw this movie right now. I've always heard a lot of bad things about him, but now, after seeing him, I wonder what really went wrong here. The film, to be quite honest, is good enough to meet my expectations (even though they were quite low, I confess), and it seemed to me to be a quite acceptable piece of entertainment, if we don't think about it too much and forget the graphic novel by Alan Moore. It's an adventure film, which easily captivates those who like this style and which gives us good action scenes, with characters we know and which is full of that unmistakable Victorian charm that is still in fashion today. After all, what the hell happened here for this film to be such a resounding failure? Let's start by talking a little about the script,…
