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Release Date: 2002-05-07, Rating: NR (Not Rated)

This movie gives out everything it's suppose to deliver, as in average story-telling, mild thrills, laughable technology, 50's values and moral codes, and yet this is why it works so well in a nostalgic way. Even the fact that the negatives are all used up takes you back to that all-but-forgotten time where movies had crackles and pops. If you are looking for a crisp, noiseless and crystal-clear digital entertainment, look elsewhere...but for a genuine sci-fi oldy but goody, you will be thoroug...

Genre: Sci-Fi & Fantasy. Category Sci-Fi Action. Theme: Evil Aliens, Space Travel, Benign Aliens. Studio: Image Entertainment. Run Time: 01 hr 11 min. Edition: Special Edition. Language: English. Release Date: May 7, 2002.

Flight to Mars New [DVD] Science Fiction Adventure 14381967821

An interplanetary ship rescues the sole survivor of a Martian scouting mission and heads for home, unaware that a bloodsucking creature has stowed away in the cargo hold and is slowly heading for the ... more

The other-worldly hues of two-color Cinecolor are used in one of the first films to depict a manned mission to Mars. Cameron Mitchell and Arthur Franz star in this postwar sci-fi film in which a crew stranded on the red planet encounters warring factions of Martians. One side plans to invade Earth and raid its resources, while the opposition comes to the aid of the humans.

Four men and a girl crash-land on the red planet Mars after suffering severe damage in a meteor storm enroute. Finding an advanced and seemingly benevolent civilization living in underground cities, help is given in the repair of the rocketship--however, a sinister plot is discovered that could mean the annihilation of Earth by an invading Martian army. Tense, terrifying action on a planet of forbidden dangers. Produced by Academy Award-winning producer Walter Mirisch in other-worldly hues of two...

Secrets of the Sun consists of sessions recorded by drummer Tommy "Bugs" Hunter in 1962 at the Choreographer's Workshop in New York City, the Arkestra's regular rehearsal studio. Since they had only recently moved to New York (some decided to stay in Chicago), these are small-group Arkestra recordings. This is an interesting transitional album because you can still hear echoes of the Chicago sound in some of the pieces, but the sound is growing beyond merely "exotic," with percussion playing an increasingly...

In the far-off year 2000, newspaperman Cameron Mitchell packs up with a group of scientists and heads to Mars in a rocket that resembles a hood ornament from a '56 Oldsmobile. After the rather wobbly miniature takes off, our heroes (clad in khaki uniforms and WWII leather bomber jackets) encounter a storm of asteroids, but soon enough land on Mars. No one seems too surprised to encounter a race of humans on the planet, so the astronauts make themselves at home. The Martians are technically far more...

Flight to Mars is the second American film of the postwar era (after the previous year's Rocketship X-M) to depict a manned space trip to the Red Planet. Leading-man responsibilities are evenly divided between Arthur Franz as brilliant scientist Dr. Jim Barker and Cameron Mitchell as two-fisted reporter Steve Abbott. Both men make the journey to Mars, finding time along the way to battle over the affections of leading lady Virginia Huston. Upon landing on Mars, the earthlings learn that planetary...

Martian Sci-Fi with Cameron Mitchell, Marguerite Chapman

Four men and a girl crash-land on the red planet Mars after suffering severe damage in a meteor storm enroute. Finding an advanced and seemingly benevolent civilization living in underground cities; help is given in the repair of the rocketship--however; a sinister plot is discovered that could mean the annihilation of Earth by an invading Martian army. Tense; terrifying action on a planet of forbidden dangers. Produced by Academy Award-winning producer Walter Mirisch in other-worldly hues of two...

Three tales of terror from the Red Planet. Sci-fi adventures abound in this 3-DVD collection which includes Invaders From Mars (1953/78 min.), Attack From Mars (1988/85 min.) and Flight To Mars (1951/72 min.). 3 DVDs. Color/NR/fullscreen.