Nowhere near as fun or engaging as his "Voyage to the Moon". It's not even as scientifically accurate, and that last one wasn't a very high standard. But it's still amusing enough.

"Bluffalo Bill"? Lame national stereotypes for most of the other characters? This is incredibly juvenile for a movie made by a man of Melies's age and experience, and for something that's supposed to be such a great film. And of course we just *have* to take breaks from the plot to make fun of the suffragettes, although they have nothing to do with the rest of the movie. Every society honors its live conformists and dead heroes...