Seriously HULU, that's low even for you money grubbing rats. How many of these do you have now? I've counted 6 in JUST the Sci-Fi section....lame.Also love how you put several of the same movies on each page to make it look like you have more then you really do....again, lame.and you wonder why people laugh at Hulu trying to be all serious as a high profile web site.

This was at least 1:85 ratio in the movies, and the least that Hulu can do for $8 a month is get us the widescreen release. It may be drek, but it's widescreen drek.

Sadly all I can see now is a clip. I saw it 30+ years ago and I liked it then. It was good in 1959 and from a nostalgic point of view it would be nice to see it again. Yes the science was weak but Hollywood was still quite new then as well. Hulu is spoiling itself as more and more material is nothing but clips or takes an eon to update (Like SGU) with new material. We are seriously considering using NETFLIX as the viewing experience in hulu has deteriorated.

The squealing science fictionesque organ music that opens up this flick should act as a disclaimer to the viewer that this movie can in no way be taken seriously. In the opening scene the movie introduces our hero, Richard 'Reef' Halloway, and establishes several crucial facts. Firstly, his friend and shipmate Dave has a man crush on him, and secondly, that Reef is a ladies man par excellence, blessed with unbelievable sexual prowess. While none of that has anything to do with the rest of the movie, it's just nice to know. The script here doesn't do a lot, and because of that the movie is mostly driven by an incredibly over dramatic narration. The submarine sets look in no way like the inside of a sub, to the point of absurdity. Despite all that the movie does manage to remain fun, and with a running time as short as this, you don't have time to get bored with it. Also look for Sid Melton from Green Acres, he's the one who can act. Bottom line? It was foolish, it was insane... it was fantastic!