- Release Date: 2000
- Runtime: 114 min
- Genre: Adventure, Drama, Sci-Fi, Thriller
- Starring: Gary Sinise, Tim Robbins, Don Cheadle, Connie Nielsen ... see all
- Director: Brian De Palma
- Plot: When a mysterious storm kills all but one crew member of the first manned mission to mars, a rescue mission is launched. Once on the red planet, the crew finds... Read more
User Reviews
Good movie
Dec 06, 2008
pmosiun - yahoo.com
Dec 06, 2008pmosiun - yahoo.com
This is a good sci-fi movie. The story might seem crazy to some people but we did find a face on mars although it is just a normal mountain. The story sounds romantic in terms of that we could came from... Full review
very cool and strange.
Aug 01, 2008
nora.tunney - yahoo.com
Aug 01, 2008nora.tunney - yahoo.com
i just saw it today and it is surprisingly great. i love the part with that tornado that eats the guys in the beginning. that was awesome. the alien part was really cool. visuals are great in this movie.... Full review
This movie is the best!
Jun 23, 2008
adampuppy - yahoo.com
Jun 23, 2008adampuppy - yahoo.com
I do not like science fiction movies but this one was very good. It keeps you at the edge of your seat! I recommend to everyone!... Full review
Corundum14's Review
Jun 23, 2008
corundum14 - yahoo.com
Jun 23, 2008corundum14 - yahoo.com
Great Science-Fiction Movie, with a great story, fair directing and Acting, Spectacular Visuals. Overall and Splended Show sure to keep you in suspence until the very end.... Full review
Tim Robins
Jun 23, 2008
higradecom - yahoo.com
Jun 23, 2008higradecom - yahoo.com
Science friction is not my type of movie but a fellowstudent conviced me to pick it up.Based on my judgment this movie is flawed but worthy!... Full review
this movie sucks
Jun 23, 2008
echeng51287 - yahoo.com
Jun 23, 2008echeng51287 - yahoo.com
this is the worst plot I have every encountered in my life. the acting is mediocore at best, but the plot is so stupid that even imaginative people cant find it plausible. Worst waste of nine dollars in my life. I... Full review
Horrible!
Jun 23, 2008
rageboy2005 - yahoo.com
Jun 23, 2008rageboy2005 - yahoo.com
acting is terrible, plot is a pile of crap, and the ending is ridiculous. i laughed through the whole thing because it was so bad. avoid at all cost!... Full review
GREAT!
Jun 23, 2008
edbohmie - yahoo.com
Jun 23, 2008edbohmie - yahoo.com
I loved this movie! Everytime it comes on cable I must watch it no matter where I come in. The acting was fantastic, I don't normally like the scifi movies but this one has something that always intrigues me. I believe... Full review
Underscored by many critics... but why?
Jun 23, 2008
reflections_of_eternity01 - yahoo.com
Jun 23, 2008reflections_of_eternity01 - yahoo.com
This movie was well hyped for the box office as a big budget sci-fi with great actors and exciting previews,however it did not do well with many critics and even some big movie fans that I personally know,but why?Perhaps you need... Full review
Was this movie supposed to be a joke?
Jun 18, 2008
trufflelump - yahoo.com
Jun 18, 2008trufflelump - yahoo.com
The ONLY good thing about this movie was Gary Sinise ... and the use of "Dance the Night Away." Tim Robbin's smug demeanor is just dreadful and the story just flat out sucked ... just like Brian de Palma.... Full review
Critics Reviews
| Jan 29, 2009Urban Cinefile
There are a few fabulous moments in Mission to Mars, but sadly they are just that - moments.
Enjoyable entertainment before inspirational cinema, Mission To Mars is best described as good-looking regurgitation.
... Full Review
| Jan 01, 2004Hollywood Report Card
Adequately compelling, you may find the hokey "Mission to Mars" slightly insulting to your adult intellect.
The special effects are garden-variety: most fine to midland, some cheesy, some impressive.
Nope, but it sure looks good on film.
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| Dec 06, 2000Hollywood Reporter, US
But these landscapes are almost too realistic for the movie's good.....The most damaging aspect to this movie about the rescue of a marooned astronaut on Mars is its startling lack of urgency.....Featuring a solid ensemble cast but lacking any actor with true star power, "Mission to Mars" appears headed for a less-than-stellar boxoffice performance domestically..... ... Full Review
| Nov 03, 2000commonsensemedia.org
Director Brian DePalma is known for movies that have two qualities -- striking visual flair and frustrating narrative incoherence.
Parents should know that characters are in peril and there are a number of tense moments and several deaths, one graphic.
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| Mar 16, 2000Salon
On a surface level, the film certainly isn't as convincing or dynamic as it perhaps ought to be.
Some awkward moments made me worry that the film might lose its audience
But perhaps they really just didn't enjoy the film.
... Full Review
News
Mission To Mars
boxoffice.com –
2008-08-01
It's said that everything moves slower in space, and that concept certainly comes across in "Mission to Mars," the latest sci-fi flick to offer its take on the possibility of life beyond our terrestrial sphere. ... Full Article
David Mamet in Pictures
moviemaker.com –
2008-05-09
Together with director Brian De Palma and composer Ennio Morricone, Mamet crafted a confident look into the era of Al Capone (played by Robert De Niro) and the man who tumbled his empire, Eliot Ness (Kevin Costner). ... Full Article
Mission to Mars
slantmagazine.com –
2006-08-27
FILM TIMES SEARCH
newsreview.com –
2002-11-14
Movie brat Brian De Palma ( Snake Eyes , Mission to Mars ) slithers his camera through erotic noir as though he's trying to make the Anaconda version of a Eurotrash Vertigo as channeled through David Lynch. ... Full Article
Mission to Mars
newsreview.com –
2001-05-24
Houston, there are several problems with this soggy space opera. A manned mission to the Red Planet in 2020 is struck by catastrophe while a rescue crew (Gary Sinise, Tim Robbins, Connie Neilsen and Jerry O'Connell) searching for its sole... ... Full Article
Mission to Mars (2009)
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2000-09-15

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