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Red Planet Mars 1952
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- Опубликовано: 17 ноя 2013
- Amazing film for it's TIME back in the day. Telling of circumstances in fears of Intelligent Life on Mars being discovered & announced. Including CODES, & information being passed & communication! INTERESTING!
Holy shit fucking powerful movie!!! . Religious or not.
Your language needs to change. A majority of people don't speak like that and we don't need to look at it. Straighten up.
Michael Durand I hate to break it to you just because you don't swear dose not mean he has to change to your tastes sorry that's just life.
Richard E. Miranda calling someone a creep just because they swear is just creepy
yet you read the news everyday that our president having committed adultery by having sex with porn stars and grabbing female genitalia ....and that doesn't offend you ?
markos faust: Now, that's "language" at its lowest level. Vulgar, primitive, tasteless and, yes, blasphemous.
This movie is way more relevant now than when it was made.
Saw this movie in the theater when I was a kid. My dad and I really enjoyed it. Hey, don't knock it. It was something for it's time. Sure brought back some great memories. Thanks for up loading.
i was born in 1944 hard life but more normal
Im 46 and I enjoy these old films not like the trash they make today. I don't know if the movies are about drugged out whores or an action movie
My cousins would come to visit our family in another town. They went to the movies and would tell us every details of the movie, it was always good because they were descriptive of the movie .
We went from a dream and stories to almost reality. Mars is almost home. I am Mars bound on MFM733 marsflightmission733 which will be 80 % cargo so 10 and a half months on a ship with 3 or 4 babes, zero g banging and Elon musk bud.. shizz will be dope.
I'll be housed in orange37B on Mars if you ever wanna come over and hang out. 😃
Germans not liking anyone that wasn’t part of their circle in those days! 🤦🏼♀️
Praise tge Lord God,that was a very good movie,with the peace and hope to help save the world🙂glory halelujah!!!!
For 1952 this movie was stellar❗🇺🇸
Gee I was 7 yrs old when this was made. I saw it later on tv
What a twist at the end, and then another. Great movie.
I love these old classics. The best
Best thing about these old movies is they’re under 2 hours long. Many come in at 1:15.
@@CaveWriter No one ever complained that a movie was too short.
Peter Graves and his brother James Arness as the Thing and from Minnesota were two of my favorite 50s sci-fi actors.
Wow, digital clocks and square screen TVs back in 1952!
Yes, he had a "Big Screen" TV on the wall!
& lots of other stuff too... 😎. 👁️🤯👁️ Hydrogen Valve Transmitter ❓❗
Franz Caulder
YEAH,.. GO FIGURE!!!
If nothing else, this movie reminds us how far we've come in seventy years in our understanding of the complexity, vastness, and sheer weirdness of the universe contrasted with the quaint simplicity expressed here. One almost wishes we could talk to martians by Morse code.
well said Rodney
Christ is the answer to this world's problems and so if it can be heard and declared in a movie set in 1952, then why currently are Christians imprisoned for praying in public in Denver. Targeted and harassed throughout the country.
Thank you so much for uploading this film; I truly enjoyed it, & was amazed at the positive message that it offers. Never expected it.
I saw this movie several times in my childhood. I always had the feeling parts were cut out for commercial time. It's very nice to finally see it in its entirety! Thank you!
Wow! Is there any way to give this film more than one "like"?
I'm 74, and this is the first time I've ever seen this film.
It _should be_ mandatory viewing for All of Congress, the WH and anyone else in politics!
I had almost forgotten, just how great, and uplifting, this movie is. Thanks for sharing.
Wow! What a remarkable movie! First time seeing it, and the message is needed now more than ever across our good planet Earth.
I can imagine myself in a 54 Ford, at the drive in watching this, with a concession stand hot dog, popcorn and a Coca-Cola.
Sounds good to me too
If my parents ever watched this movie, I don't remember it. I was only three years old in 1952. As a Christian, I was pleasantly surprised at how the film developed. Thanks, MarsRevealer!
As a nonChristian, I was appalled at the level of religious propaganda in this film.
@@tommyudo3195- Ohhh NNOO . It turns all god-bothering ? Damn .
I love 1950's and 1960's science-fantastic movies.
If you like movies and 1950's sci-fi tv shows, you might like this. It's called ''One Step Beyond''. When I watch them I noticed there are no commercials and they are only 1/2 hr. long. They are on RUclips and there are so many to enjoy.
One Step Beyond had some very good, serious scripts, as well as the actors!
If you enjoy the old TV shows, you should check out Science Fiction Theater. There's quite a few episodes on RUclips .
Before they started making them in colour was the golden age.
@@suzvalentino1901 .. Yup and mostly based on real stories/happenings/events/occurrences, I have watched quite a few so far also Directed by the Host John Newland, OSB was an Inspiration for Rod Serlings "The Twilight Zone" :D] .v (Nmcfmf) ..
There's something about them! They bring back memories of being a child and sitting on floor watching TV with no worries,
There's something about the contrast of black and white that keeps the focus on the main plot instead of background and side stories
This movie was good! I stumbled upon it and I'm glad I did. Didn't know the plot would turn the way it did. What a great surprise, esp the dialog at the end. A new favorite! Thanks so much for posting! 😊
I usually watch the old Sifi movies a little bit at a time, this one I watched right through to the end, and enjoyed every minute. Very powerful film which isn't made anymore. Imagine leaving the theater back then, after seeing this with the thought of what you had just seen.
And during the Cold War!
How wonderful is this thought of world peace in a time of total chaos and violence--thank you from the bottom of my heart YT, Respect CJ
I loved it, thank you for uploading this movie.
Back in 1952, for a black and white film like this, the theater projectionist would put a red filter in front of the projector for scenes on Mars because Mars was the angry red planet. In later technology, they would somehow dye the film red for those sections.
Everybody always looked so well put together in these 50's movies. Not a hair out of place.
This is the most moving film I have ever seen. If only it was true...
Thank you for putting this out there on the net.
thanks for posting
enjoyed it
Peter Graves in an interesting and thought provoking sci-fi movie. Really enjoyed this, thanks!
Wonderful upload many thanks love the old movies from 30's,40's,50's and 60's
This was a Saturday afternoon matinee when I was a kid(oh so many years ago). It is a classic.
I have not seen this movie and I love old science fiction movies. This one was among the best. The message behind the movie is both moving and true. This film is definitely a Christian movie and one to be appreciated. Thanks for sharing!
I'm getting fat watching these classics, but it's worth it.
"No one's gettin' fat 'cept Mama Cass".
Excellent stuff for a rainy afternoon.. This is the best of what RUclips can be.. Thanks for making this available. Popcorn time!!
No Special Effects Needed...and yet still a most entertaining SCI-FI Movie from an era gone by
Fuck no...
Being an Englishman vote for HIM/ FUCK NO@@georgeelmerdenbrough6906
Thank you for uploading this film. Enjoyed it!! :-)
Finally after all these years, Conclusive proof of the canals on Mars!
Loved the old soundtracks!
Left us with a thought! Smooth piece from the period! Learned a thing or two myself.
classic movie-reel! love it
After reading several comments, seems to me this is a great movie for Thanksgiving, and Christmas isn't it?🤩😍
This movie is so good. I really love watching 1940's and 1960's science-fantastic movies!
This was a great film. Excellent. We could use this film in our lives today!!!!!!!
Raised fireplaces, flat screen TV's, SUV Jeeps, talks of microwaves, loss of jobs, unions, talk of retirement assets oh my. I didn't know 1952 was so modern.
Check Edgar Rice Burroughs bio. 1912 books not tarzan.
Yes and Frank Lloyd-Wright architecture!
Also digital clocks!
Seems like 2020-21huh? 😕
are you really this stupid?
Interesting film from the Cold War era. No nudity, no cursing, thought provoking with a uplifting message. Thanks for sharing!
Very different
No nudity ? Well I will not be watching this one,,,,, kidding.
Yes, good clean stuff. But take note of the way the Cronyns welcome the Nazi war criminal who did horrible experiments on humans. His commitment to Science is more important than the immorality of his deeds, Oh, that must be Dr. Von Braun at the door.
Well, there were shows like " I was a Communist for the FBI!"
Truth was there was very little crime then, maybe because so few had anything worth stealing. Food was still being rationed in England etc.
I recall until 1968/69, Many left their keys in their car, no one locked either car or home. Business's were robbed, not people.
Yes not like the trash from hellywood today just projection and indoctrination.🖐
A movie of our times - take heed!
Yes there were some great sci movies in those days . My all time favourite is The day the earth stood still . This was a classic in my view .
Still is.
War of the Worlds, 1953 version. And Earth vs the Flying Saucers. My favorites.
Thanks for this movie. Instead of a message of war and death, it’s a message of love and hope.
Thank you for giving us this movie. It made me feel good for a while.🙂🤗
Gee, I wonder why
Outstanding movie, doesn't get any better than this one!
Interesting how “Mr.President”, in this movie, resembled “Ike”, President Eisenhower 1953-1961. 👍👍👍
I had a shock when I first saw him...
At first I thought it was actually him 😄😄
They really found the right actor...
Wow! Great surprise ending. So glad I watched it. Delightful film!
Thinking about this film while driving today, I realized how prescient it really was. Think about it...
Loved this movie - great surprise twist to the ending. Well done.
Reference to Milton's Paradise Lost Very Appropriate.
Cool movie! Clean video and sound, thanks for uploading!
I was born in 1952 and for whatever reason I have been an avid reader my entire life. I have read many autobiographies but I started reading science fiction in grade school. Books such as The Angry Red Planet fascinated me. No surprise that I am an avid UFO geek.
Hey! We could be twins!
Except I gave up the UFO geekness when I found too many identical photos, identical, supposedly from many different places around the world.
Watched "Gumby" cartoons faithfully. I saw them on Internet recently ... and realized it was Gumby who installed my love of reading.
@@veramae4098 Gumby & Pokey !! UFO stories a great read decades ago as a kid. Heck even Mom has a story driving back from Vegas at night with a friend. Spoke with Art Bell about it. Still not happy with all the blurred modern sightings lol
The movie, angry red planet, scared the shit of me when i was a second grader
A sci fi 50's gem. Love this movie and the ending is shocking but extremely well done. This is a classic of epic proportions. Peter Graves and a great supporting cast played this out with heart and passion.
Bittersweet personal Ending, but Best for Humanity.
A horrible ending - leaving two young children to face life with no parents. Revolting.
@@alainjames9556 the revolting thing is children left in a war torn world and a world that celebrates pedophilia which is what democrats want. Is that ur world Allain?REVOLTING!
@@jazzfusionary Your reply is nuts. Democrats? pedophilia? Are you crazy? The parents in this piece of garbage committed suicide - a cardinal sin - leaving their young children to face life alone - and why? So that the secret that the whole thing was a farce and a charade and completely fake would not be revealed. Is that a value you identify with the republican party - or any political party - or with people who value, love and care about children?
@@alainjames9556 - And yet, you are getting *no* "likes" and jazzfusionary has over 70 ... 🤔 ...
love old films like this
Another (higher)level of Sci-Fi
Thank you thoroughly enjoyed it.
great story
I love how he has a "flat screen tv" built into the wall. Futuristic indeed!
I just seen it as you mentioned it
YOU Noticed THAT Too,Huh!?! * lol ;P
@@jessicahill6418 Special magnifying screens that were used mostly in bars and public venues. A regular TV was placed behind the screens so many inches and the picture was enlarged, almost exactly like the big screen TVs of the 1990's which had three color projectors in the bottom aimed at a mirror which then reflected back on the magnifier screen. They were called Fresnel lenses. Use ended in 2008 with the last production of the giant projection TV by Mitsubishi. But yes, what you see is the same technic back in the 1950's
Yes projection tv has been around since the 1930s
Excellent film for it's time. Worth watching.. 4/5
This was a very fine use of science fiction. And the basic message--freedom, kindness, honesty--stands out.
Freedom? Freedom of religion from the oppression of Soviet police and a totalitarian government? Vaguely I guess, but most people recognize that violence and oppression are bad things (until reproductive rights or sexual self-determination are suggested). Kindness? That Chris and his wife were kind to the mad scientist? It served no purpose and they tried to kill him. Honesty? In that Chris wanted to share the messages? He also wanted to obscure the one he didn't like.
This was all just pandering to capitalist christian superiority in the Cold War era. A fun, funny, and interesting time capsule of prejudices but not much more.
I saw this movie as a young kid in the 60's and find it as captivating now as I did then but on an even deeper level. This time I noticed the not so subtle commentary on man's unending lust for the almighty dollar. When Mars claims to be able to feed 1,000 people per year on an acre of land, mankind doesn't see the opportunity to end world hunger, but the loss of income to farmers and ranchers; when Mars claims to have abandoned the use of coal and oil for over 300 years, mankind does not see the opportunity for a clean environment, but instead sees the loss of income for the energy sector. When will we realize that money isn't everything and perhaps, just maybe, that it IS the root of all evil? With every advance humans have made, the loss or diminished use of one sector of the economy has always been replaced by a greater need in the new sector. "Fear thee not change, for with change shall come new opportunities."-quote by me, I just said that, lol. Thanks for posting this classic film!
These movies are time machines of sociology. I was very young a few years after this movie was released, but I recall watching it on black and white tv as a young boy. Notice at the beginning of the movie, everyone introduces each other as "how do you do"? Not, how are you? Not, how's it been? Not, how's it going? What was the common expression in 1952? How about, "how do you do"? These movies are history lessons for how we spoke back in the day. Priceless, IMHO.
When people hundreds of years from now want a history lesson on how people spoke during a certain period, they will simply go to a digital version of whatever technology is in place at the time to learn how we spoke, acted and lived.
We can't say that so well for history over 150 years ago unless we resort to books, papers, and texts.
I am certainly enjoying the way you broke down the different ways we greet each other from the 1940 1950 and now 2021 thank you for that.
40:23 - "How's it going?" 😉
Notwithstanding that line, I agree with your thesis. To the degree their portrayals are realistic, old movies are a sort of time capsule for how people thought, spoke and behaved at the time of their production.
I still use how do you do when first meeting someone...
How on earth i missed this movie.... Very powerful messages in the movie...
Wonderful movie, should show it every week.🥰❤️
I just watched this movie. I didn't search for it, it just came up on my page. I never saw it before. I enjoyed it. I recognized a few of the actors, especially the one that played the president. Thanks!
Great movie with an awesome plot! It considers what might have happened if the plot actually happened in our world. Not only is this high quality sci-fi, but deals with the moral/spiritual issues one would expect if this story were actually true. BRAVO!
Oh this is real
MarsRevealer, thanks for this wonderful little Gem from my youth!! I had all but forgotten this one!! Nice work and thanks!!
Great movie 🎥 loved it 😊
Thank you for sharing.
God Bless 😊🇬🇧
This is a very Powerful and Profound movie. God Bless You for posting.
I love these old movies, especially with Peter Graves. One of my favorite movies he played in was called, Where Have All The People Gone. These old movies beat the movies of today by a landslide.
Angel Praises love that movie
How about "Them"
Angel Praises: I really like "Where Have All The People Gone", too.
@@vernscheck2658 yes i loved Them. i'll have to look that one up again
@Daniel Rodriguez never heard of that one.
I've been watching SF since the early 1960s and have never heard of this film. It should be up there with the original "The Day the Earth Stood Still," and "War of the Worlds."
Rock solid film. Thanks for posting it.
I agree. I'm 60, born in 58, and have been watching sifi/horror B movies since I was 14. Can't believe I don't remember seeing this. Great movie. I love Peter Graves had a flat screen TV.
Yes War of the Worlds was a radiovprogram. Nearly threwcthe whole nation intova panic in one hour. A truly eye opening event
I recall seeing it as a kid in the early 60's. Seeing it now, more than 50 years later, it is powerful!
Good but not that good
@@susanmeadows627 you may have seen it but forgotten about it, it's something that would play on a uhf channel during time when there was so much snow on screen you could have barely see picture! Great film no violence or cussing or sex
Powerful movie 🎥 loved it, Thank You 😊🇬🇧
This movie is ahead of its time. It shows things that are not typically shown in 1950s sci-fi (B) movies. This look more realistic than your run-of-the-mill sci-fi movies at the time.
And the ending. My God, I love the ending of this movie.
I wish somebody can review this.
Review ? Not with todays media...
But it didn't happen, did it? We didn't get Gratitude, love and compassion, instead, we got ingrates, hate and indifference. We didn't keep faith in who we really are but sold out to the dark side; the sinister; the malevolent. Look what the world is becoming, is it what you wanted for yourselves and your children? This little movie had some interesting angles to it and for that I think it was well worth my time.
I thought this was one I had seen, a different movie! But it wasn't. It's a lot better. Thanks for posting.
The best thing about old sci-fi movies is seeing there Perception of advanced technology, can’t help but wonder about our current misperception of technology that will be made appeared with sufficient amount of time and hindsight.
Peter Graves was so relaxed in these roles just perfect such a great actor. I'll remember him and appreciate his work far more than the so called A lister of today.
Peter Graves was one of those surfers who lived and played at the beach in Malibu. Slightly rebellious, on the fringes of society, yet knowing they'll have "grow up' someday and take jobs. Hollywood sought out such groups (motorcycle gangs, as another example) and that is how he was discovered.
Excellent movie, thanks.
Nice to see Peter Graves in another Mission Impossible.
He was just about too cool!
Too bad he done got blowed up!😟
@@kenkemzura903 They could do that back then because his character believed in God and had some place to go when he left this mortal coil.
@@eeddieedwards3890 he may have believed that but never came back to tell the living there is something else beyond mortal death. As the old saying goes, dead men tell no tales.
I don't know if in 100 year's Time our comments will still remain but wow! Very well acted, thoughtful , movie
This was different than I was expecting but I enjoyed it more than other old sci Fi movies
Wow, a really good movie with an uplifting message. Needed that in these days of political conflict.
I haven't seen this until just now. And it's not over yet.
Great to watch again after 40 or 50 years,
If you are 50 years & over then you know that when these types of films came on the TV
(that's if your parents owned one) it was such a thing for the imagination, they really gripped a lot of people as this sort of stuff was left for comic books so when on TV it was a real treat to watch
Yes and now the treats are real
AHEAD of it's Time.
Must Watch to the Very END!
The reference to Milton superb.
Hollywood is not capable of making such a good movie today.
endless sequels and reboots, reimaging and reimagings..Hollywood is incapable PERIOD......
The Arrival was good - focused on dialogue & story.
Occasionally Hollywood comes up with a good one, though I admit their current obsession with "series" type sci fi films puts me off sometimes..
Oh, they're capable but won't for the money tap would run dry swiftly. Vice has a larger audience than religion, that is why hell was designed to expand for the customers who will check in after the flesh life ends.
Yeah Hollywood has no concept of God today. They don't like the commies looking bad.
Hollywood is quite capable of making a better movie than this self-righteous piece of propaganda. Thing is, they won't.
This flick is fascinating as a piece of Cold War propaganda, done so in a right-wing fashion that would make anyone Christian and religious proud. (For anyone's information, I'm also right-wing, but this piece of celluloid is cringe-worthy in its certainty and self-righteousness). I watched this flick along with The 27th Day--and the only difference was the amount of moralizing done by the latter film, although this comes pretty close.
Sorry, this film shouldn't be taken by anyone as a sign of good filmmaking. Meh.
I haven't seen this in years, but I remember it as a thought provoking picture without special effects to speak of, and good dialog.
Those parents were in it together. Selfless sacrifice even knowing they were leaving kids behind 😥.
Aren’t this great beautiful movies? God this e good ol’times!!!
3 min 8 sec each way ? Almost 70 years later 20 min. each way. Nice to know I'm not the only thing slowing down.
How explosively controversial! Always good to see Peter Graves in these movies. What a stud.
He liked movies about gladiators...
My favorite sci-fi movie of all time.
Great Movie Thank You So Much.🤗⚘🤗⚘🤗⚘🤗⚘
Now that was a Good movie.
Love these movies
Totally enjoyed. Many, many thanks!
Love the old sci-fi’s, thank you so much!
AH.... another great oldie from the 50's!!.. thank you! (I remember this one as I was born in 1945 and believe I saw this around age 11 or 12 in old theatre long since torn down in my home town.... LOVE THESE OLDIES KIDS!!)
I absolutely love that house. Nifty fifties!
Thanks for the upload