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Jules Verne: Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea (Extraordinary Voyages, #6) (2002) 4 stars

A nineteenth-century science fiction tale of an electric submarine, its eccentric captain, and undersea world, …

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3 stars

Verne's narration is quite old-fashioned (might be the translation) and filled with modern inventions at the same time. I kept thinking "they knew about this-and-that back then? There was that kind of technology?" all through the book. It's a bit like reading todays sci-fi from a 200 years into the future point of view.
The narration had some lengths and some bits were outright boring. And seriously, what's up with the ending? Was there a deadline to meet? Or a simple "whatever" attitude? It was so abrupt and deus ex machina I don't even know how to complain about it.