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60 of 127 · most liked firstFilming Apollo 13 (1995): Lunar Module & Command and Service Module, models With visual effects director of photography Erik Nash (Armageddon, Red Planet, Star Trek: Nemesis).
unlabelledView post →Mars has been giving us a smile since 1976!😊 This image from Viking 1 is a perfect mix of science and imagination: a crater that seems to wink, as if the Red Planet knew it was the star of an epic movie. 🔭 🧪 #planetsci #histsci #sciart #Mars #space
unlabelledView post →You’ll be able to see this movie at the Red Planet Octoplex on Mars, which you’ll get to by driving a hyper-propulsed Tesla, which will speed through space at 26 light years per minute, requiring just one 50kw charge, which the government will subsidize thanks to the $137.4 trillion in DOGE savings.
unlabelledView post →Red Planet is a better movie but its own kind of mess. Better Mars movies: Robinson Crusoe on Mars, The Martian, Quatermass and the Pit (though it's on Earth), John Carter
unlabelledView post →Watched Red Planet, one of two Mars movies from 2000, the other being Mission to Mars. They’d make a great double feature. There’s interesting ideas in this (terraforming, alien life, killer robots, survivalism), and in the end it’s a pretty fun movie. I’m quite nostalgic for early 00s films.
unlabelledView post →Ghosts of Mars (2001) is a blood-soaked pulp sci-fi action ride. It's one of Carpenter's final feature films, this movie takes the classic western "siege of the outpost" formula and transplants it onto the terraformed, dust-choked Red Planet. #scifi #horror #horrormovies #horrorsky #horrotjunkie
unlabelledView post →Saturday movie: The Angry Red Planet (1960) - this was actually pretty good! A missing ship floats back to earth after a maiden voyage to Mars, and the movie pieces together what happened. Mars is nicely tinted red and we get the classic bat spider and a blob! #mutantfam #moviesky #angryredplanet
unlabelledView post →HORROR OF THE BLOOD MONSTERS (1970, aka VAMPIRE MEN OF THE LOST PLANET, aka FLESH CREATURES OF THE RED PLANET, aka "holy shit, this movie has a lot of titles")
unlabelledView post →Sitting down now to watch this evenings entertainment 🎬📽🍿🛸 The Angry Red Planet A 1959 American science-fiction film also known as Journey to Planet Four. Thanks as always to @horrorposterguy1.bsky.social for the Inspiration #Nowwatching #MovieSky #Movienight #FilmSky #Filmnight
unlabelledView post →As flimsy as the premise is, Peter Gabriel's soundtrack slaps (it was released later as OVO). One track, The Tower That Ate People, sees Gabriel goes straight industrial numetal, and was remixed for the film Red Planet. Rob Zombie has 24 hours to respond. www.youtube.com/watch?v=avU7...
unlabelledView post →Picking a random film from my collection to show off for no real reason! Year 2, Day #185 "Red Planet" (Antony Hoffman/2000) A film I picked up because of a good premise and cast. Nothing that's going to change your views on cinema but it's enjoyable! Check it out.
unlabelledView post →I can see why I didn't remember anything about this movie. It's not terrible, but it's not remarkable either. I mixed it up with Mission to Mars and Red Planet. I think Mission to Mars (Brian De Palma in space!) is the one I liked, despite its unpopularity. #FrightClub
unlabelledView post →As much as I love the demonic creature from the alternate ending of "Watcher in the Woods," and the Moder from "The Ritual," the Rat-Bat-Spider from "Angry Red Planet" remains my undefeated favorite movie monster. What's yours?
unlabelledView post →Today's movie (Wednesday, 9-16-26) is the 1959 film The Angry Red Planet
unlabelledView post →If this was truly a Red Planet, the Martians would have traveled to Earth to lead a people's revolution. #BMovieManiacs
unlabelledView post →Found one JAZ drive that has in production CG stuff for the Val Kilmer movie Red Planet. Next to some of the Red Planet stuff is this Mobil station render.
unlabelledView post →Red Planet Mars (1952). A man receives radio broadcasts claiming to be from Martians, who then claims to be...something quite different. The film goes in some wildly unexpected directions, but it's that verve that makes it more than average. A slice of an extinct cultural and moral worldview.
unlabelledView post →The feral/anthro robot combat dog AMEE from the movie Red Planet was so like goals as a kid ..im rly normal about it. i was on its side for the film too as it tried to hunt down the boring loser humans
unlabelledView post →New year, new pinned post. Devin. He/him. Wrote on Divinity: Original Sin 2, lead on Banishers: Ghosts of New Eden. Red Planet Prize winner. Available for work and have TV pilots to sell. Irish-British-Aussie in France. Games. Politics. Film. TV. Screenwriting. Bass. Metal. The Agony of Man Utd.
unlabelledView post →Movie 71- Blood Red Planet (2000) #100HorrorMoviesIn92Days #HorrorSky #FilmSky
unlabelledView post →#100Years100FaveFilms #FilmSky Unranked/Not chronological Red Planet Dir: Antony Hoffman 2000 Ignore the haters & the 14% R.T rating. This movie is awesome!! This severely underrated gem is a long-time personal fave. I’d post a video of the amazing ending, but ..no spoilers 😁 #RIPValKilmer
unlabelledView post →Happy Letterboxd Friday! Last 4 watched: Perfect (1985) Grand Prix (1966) The Angry Red Planet (1959) The Roaring Twenties (1939) 🎬🍿📽️ #LastFourWatched #LetterboxdFriday #FilmSky
unlabelledView post →Name a movie that flopped at the box office, but is actually great. Once again, for your viewing pleasure, may I present, “Red Planet.” #Filmsky #Moviesky #ValKilmer
unlabelledView post →Angry Red Planet link #BMovieManiacs youtu.be/3sYdWtHJumM?...
unlabelledView post →Micro Film Review: Sunshine (2007) A really silly gritty space movie. Definitely a transition between 90's Armageddon/Red Planet shlock and 2010s Interstellar/Expanse realism. It's so so silly at times but the ending still takes my breath away.
unlabelledView post →Red Planet|2000 www.imdb.com/title/tt0199... 📽️ #NowWatching #filmsky #scifi #sci-fi R.I.P. Val Kilmer
unlabelledView post →Tonight's movie is going to be the Val Kilmer classic Red Planet (00). No, not that 2000s Mars movie, the other one. What do you mean you've heard of it. We can't all have collectively removed it from our consciousness.
unlabelledView post →There’s this weird little SF movie called Red Planet. Good fun, every sf action plot. Carrie Ann Moss is great. Killer’s great. He and Tom Sizemore hated each other so much their frequent scenes together had to be shot separately a lot of the time.
unlabelledView post →I'm kinda tempted to go rewatch Red Planet (2000). Very silly movie, did poorly in theaters. But it has Carrie-Anne Moss, Val Kilmer, a ridiculous plot about a rogue robot, and a behind-the-scenes feud between Kilmer and Sizemore that nearly derailed the entire production.
unlabelledView post →New job, new pinner. Devin. He/him. Wrote on Divinity:OS2, lead on Banishers: GoNE, now writing on Star Wars: Eclipse. Red Planet Prize winner. Have TV pilots to sell, plus a (mental) feature. Irish-British-Aussie in France. Games. Politics. Film. TV. Screenwriting. Bass. Metal. Man Utd (argh).
unlabelledView post →In the 1959 film The Angry Red Planet, four astronauts, and a red-haired female doctor, are astronauts aboard a spaceship for the first mission to Mars. After their rocket reaches the mysterious red planet, the brave space explorers discovers monstrous yet highly intelligent alien life forms.
unlabelledView post →I just re-watched the movie "Red Planet" and ... man, this movie is awful. I think I'd watched it twice before, but it didn't register then how bad the story flow, etc was I'd overlooked the bad science babble before, but now ... ugh also Moss' character is very badly /r/MenWritingWomen
unlabelledView post →#100HorrorMoviesIn92Days Day 5, Film 13 - The Angry Red Planet Mars is angy. +1 pt so far for the cutest alien thing ever.
unlabelledView post →There's no way they're getting renewed for another run after this one. What next, a straight to VHS spin-off movie of "The President goes to Mars? Orange Man, Red Planet."
unlabelledView post →Red Planet Mars (1952) Andrea King looking great as the heroine in this Cold War scifi film. No aliens or replacing people, no saucers or space cadets. Juat the New Cold War, and echoes of WWII. King plays a mom and wife, and almost the lone female role - buts its vital to everything.
unlabelledView post →Watched Red Planet (2000) tonight for the first time… I was just weirdly in the mood for some B-movie sci-fi. It wasn’t exactly good, but I was entertained. It surprisingly kinda had a brain in it, even though they wasted Terence Stamp in a shocking manner. Fun nonsense.
unlabelledView post →Hi Keeba back atcha, Chris! Good to see you made it for #Svengoolie 's big broadcast tonight even though this film is a bit maddening! But cheer up, because next week we see "The Angry Red Planet" (1959) !!! 😎👍
unlabelledView post →My ex met Val Kilmer once. She felt guilty the entire time because we had watched the RiffTrax version of Island of Dr. Moreau the week before and we were mocking him the entire movie. Said he was nice to her. Films I'd Watch In His Memory: Kiss Kiss Bang Bang, Top Secret!, Tombstone, Red Planet
unlabelledView post →Okay so I found an extremely convenient Wikipedia article "List of films set on Mars" and I remember seeing Red Planet back then, a not-very-good horror movie set on an algae-having Mars, but the algae was from Earth. So not the same, but hey, maybe they got the details wrong too?
unlabelledView post →The Princess of Mars film when this, Mission to Mars and Red Planet all flopping forced that to be called the incredibly boring John Carter:
unlabelledView post →#nowwatching 'Red Planet' (2000), it's been a while. Last time I saw this, Kilmer, Sizemore, and Stamp were still alive; makes you think. #scifi #space #movies
unlabelledView post →Imagine going to a movie called The Angry Red Planet and 50% of it is a rather dull office comedy. #bmoviemaniacs
unlabelledView post →One of my favourite design details is from the movie Red Planet (2000) starring Val Kilmer. The hero seeks to escape Mars aboard a Russian space probe named Kosmos whose onboard computer employs a cartoon, russian bear avatar seemingly named “YeTMS”. Production designer is Owen Paterson. #yetms
unlabelledView post →Watching RED PLANET (2000). I actually like this quite a bit more than I expected, given that I have almost no memory from the first time I watched it. This is PURELY a science fiction movie, incorporating a lot of different and fairly grounded ideas and combining them with Disaster Movie tropes.
unlabelledView post →Name a Science Fiction film made before the year 1984. Angry Red Planet, 1959
unlabelledView post →Red Planet was released at almost the same and ended up being the better movie, which is very much not what I expected.
unlabelledView post →I was shocked at what this film looks like in color because I'd seen it on an all-night-theater TV show on a black-and-white TV when I was like 8, and then not again for decades. Same with Angry Red Planet (didn't really see the titular red first time).
unlabelledView post →Red Planet definitely had better production design. Loved the general look of the film.
unlabelledView post →The film is pretty slow once the cat and the mouse make it to the Red Planet but the first 15ish minutes are S-Tier when it comes to slapstick and carnage. That's where the film thrives. For its issues later on, this is still one of the better T&J movies just for that opening act...
unlabelledView post →When I hear and see nematodes in the movie Red Planet, I kept thinking about the nematodes from SpongeBob SquarePants. youtu.be/-ycW26AkpA8?...
unlabelledView post →I watched two films yesterday....that's how boring the life of a furloughed federal employee is these days. *sigh*. Anyhoo, "Red Planet" and "The Long Walk". Red Planet gets panned more than it should. It's a fun film. The Long Walk was good, grisly, yet sadly predictable. #filmsky #moviesky
unlabelledView post →From an online search today, the first movie made about Mars travel I was able to find dates to 1910. This followed the cultural fascination with the Red Planet at the time, especially following Percival Lowell's speculation on the presence of artificial canals there. #HATM
unlabelledView post →After recently rewatching It! The Terror From Beyond Space, I decided to rewatch another cool 1950s sci-fi movie about Mars, The Angry Red Planet. Loved the cool red look of the Mars scenes, and the really neat creatures. I first saw both films on #Svengoolie...
unlabelledView post →@arrowvideo.bsky.social I just got the email about November’s releases and am currently looking for the ONE OF EACH button on the site:) Red Planet! My favorite weirdly stacked SciFi tapas movie! Thank you!
unlabelledView post →This week at Better Living Through Bad Movies, it's RED PLANET (2000). Not to be confused with the 1959 film ANGRY RED PLANET), although, full disclosure, if you watch this film, you WILL be angry at RED PLANET.
unlabelledView post →If you’re looking for a good film with our Val in it then I’d recommend one of the lesser known films Spartan. Heat is obviously very good too, as is Red Planet. https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0360009/
unlabelledView post →We love this bad movie. Had a blast chatting with @nicksheisty.bsky.social about Red Planet
unlabelledView post →#30DayMovieChallenge #MovieSky #FilmSky #RedPlanet Day 10: A film you like with a colour in the title. Red Planet
unlabelledView post →What's your best cinematic experience? 📽️ Being one of only five or so people(2 others were friends) in a screening of Red Planet. After the movie one of the other people there said we were better then the movie
unlabelledView post →Good lord, i just looked up the credits for the writer of this and it's all Good Concept/Bad Script movies - Red Planet, Virus, Green Hornet, Barb Wire, etc. His only good movie was Darkman and that was due to Raimi rewriting a bunch.
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