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The Neptune Factor

The most fantastic undersea odyssey ever filmed.

5.1(56)19731h 38m2

When an underwater ocean lab is lost in a earthquake, an advanced submarine is sent down to find it and encounters terrible danger.

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Status
Released
Budget
$2.5M
Box office
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Language
English
  • rescue
  • monster
  • submarine
  • ocean
  • earthquake
  • laboratory
  • disaster
  • underwater
  • oceanography
  • canuxploitation
  • sea creature
  • giant fish

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Behind the camera

Produced in

Canada

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Release dates

  • United StatesUS

    • TheatricalG3 Aug 1973
  • CanadaCA

    • Theatrical26 Jun 1973
  • GermanyDE

    • Theatrical129 Feb 1974
  • JapanJP

    • TheatricalG25 Aug 1973

Frequently asked questions

The Neptune Factor was released on 26 June 1973.

Audience reviews

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    Monkshood

    6/15/2017

    3/10

    Take one toy submarine, add some fishing line to the top of it and have it "explore" your aquarium. This is sadly the extent of the action in this C- movie. It is a huge waste of the talented actors and was an even larger waste of my time in watching it. I have no problem with campy movies, and this was the reason I watched this flick, but Jason and the Argonauts this ain't. Very slow pacing along with the aforeme…

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    CinemaSerf

    11/14/2022

    4/10

    I thought that the combination of Walter Pidgeon and Ernest Borgnine might bely my initial thoughts that this would just be another mediocre TV adventure movie. Sadly not, for thats exactly what it is. A submarine descends to the unknown depths of the ocean to rescue the crew of a lab that has been damaged in an earthquake. I say adventure, but that is really stretching the point: it's a glacially slow moving feature…

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