Quite boring for such a trip

If we like movies similar to Disney, which in Poland are unbelievably harmed by Polish dubbing, plot, acting, and dialogues arouse irritation and thought: it is only possible to please children, then the latest film with Brendan Fraser is perfect for spending an hour and a half at the cinema. Trevor Anderson - a professor of natural sciences - comes to Sean's nephew - son of Trevor's brother, who disappeared a few years ago. Sean, he brings a box where his uncle finds his father's book. It turns out that there is important information stored there that can confirm all Travor's theories, objectionable and mockery in the world of science. The scholar and his nephew set off to Iceland to see if the records were true. There they meet the daughter of a friend Trevor's brother.
Walking on one of the mountains, they accidentally discover the entrance to the interior of the Earth, where there is a world with strange creatures that no one knew about before. Entering the cinema, I was hoping to watch some ambitious, showy 3D movie. As I left, I felt that all my expectations met the opposite of the one I wanted to watch - not only did the plot fail, but the effects were poor. The film, played simultaneously with even the "Dark Knight" or even another "Mumia", falls in the eyes of an adult viewer very pale.
Even young people who have finished primary school will yawn during the screening. The script from the beginning of the film makes it clear that it is written to these youngest viewers. Humor and places of absurd action are not saved even by balls coming out of the screen, bloodthirsty fish and birds glowing in the dark. Of course, 7-year-old children sitting next to me laughed at every "funny" exchange of opinions by the characters who formally annoyed me and their guardians. The action at one point in the movie was so dizzy that the viewer in front of me woke up only at the end credits. Acting is at a very low level, but it is difficult to expect outstanding creations in the film for such audiences.
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The whole cast sounded poor, maybe sometimes correctly, but in Polish cinemas every good opinion is spoiled by dubbing, which as usual with the rest of the average productions was terrible, and this undoubtedly belongs to such. To sum up this work, it is necessary to consider whether 3D technology has a chance to be more successful, since all such films in Poland are primarily cartoons for children, usually irritating adult viewers. Sometimes it may hit a hit like "Shrek", but the potential of three-dimensional glasses could be used a class better. "Journey to the center of the 3D Earth", if it weren't for the opportunity to see various things and creatures flying out of the screen, would be a very mediocre film. And so it is just correct, for most, and including me, even below expectations. .