The floor begins to crack and then gives way with the three heroes falling through. Trevor, Sean and Hannah walk across a cave floor.Hannah’s track comes to an end and Hannah jumps into Trevor’s cart before her cart crashes into a cave wall. When the carts come to a three-pronged spilt in the track, each cart takes a different track. There is lots of screaming and tense moments, but no one is injured. Then we see the carts leave the track, flying through the air to breach the gap in the track and then land back on the track. We see a break of several metres in the track. Trevor, Sean and Hannah perilously speed through mine tunnels in three miners’ carts.He ends up hanging upside down at the end of his rope. While abseiling down a mineshaft, Trevor slips and falls, but is saved by his safety rope.The trio run into a cave but the cave’s entrance is truck by lightning, trapping the three inside.

Trevor drops the seismic device, which is struck by lightning and explodes. The three run for a cave while bolts of lightning continue to strike the earth. While Trevor, Sean and Hannah are checking a seismic device on a mountaintop, an electrical storm strikes with bolts of lightning striking the earth close to Trevor causing explosions, flashes of light and smoke.We see the man disappear, but do not see him actually fall in the lava. The man falls while jumping a ravine with lava flowing at the bottom. In the opening scenes of the film, we see a man running from a tyrannosaurus.There is, however, no blood and gore or interpersonal violence. Journey to the Center of the Earth contains scenes depicting intense action adventure and accidental harm and danger. Volcanos prehistoric plants and animals Violence Their escape attempts lead them to the centre of the earth and many adventures. When lightning strikes the cave’s entrance, the trio are sealed inside. An electrical storm erupts, with lightning strikes forcing the trio into a cave. In Iceland, Trevor and Sean team up with Hannah (Anita Briem), a mountain guide who leads them to the top of a volcano to get a reading from one of Max’s seismographic instruments. He goes to Iceland, taking Sean along as well. Trevor decides to investigate the situation for himself. While looking at a computer screen displaying seismic activity throughout the world, Trevor realises that the readings are identical to those on the day that his brother went missing. Trevor has being working ever since to prove his brother’s theories about the centre of the Earth. Sean’s father Max (Jean Michael Pare), Trevor’s brother, went missing 10 years earlier while exploring a volcano. To make matters worse, his 13-year-old nephew Sean (Josh Hutcherson) has just arrived for 10 days of quality time with his uncle. Trevor Anderson (Brendan Fraser) is a vulcanologist who has just had his research funding cut and is about to be ejected from his lab.

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