Red Planet Mars | Full Sci-Fi Movie | Peter Graves | Andrea King | Herbert Berghof | Walter Sande

[@joesc641]

I was born in 1951 and loved watching sci fi movies of that time. I can't believe I miss this one. A great movie!

[@kennethsayce8645]

I was also born in 1951 (Aust)

[@nighthiker8872]

I would watch these films, at 3pm. after grade school, the only free time I had, it kept my sanity.

[@jamescrawford9883]

I was born in 1942 and was around for all the sci-fi movies in the 50s. What a time it was going to the movies! I did miss this one!

[@James_Knott]

Yeah, at a year old you were plenty old enough to watch it! 🙂

[@James_Knott]

@@jamescrawford9883 I wasn't born until 1953, so I missed it when it came out. 🙂

[@mystuff1405]

Peter Graves was a natural actor. He was so smooth in the delivery of his lines and comfortable in front of the camera. At least that's how he appeared. Mission Impossible was the same way.

[@RSF-DiscoveryTime]

Brother of James Arness

[@naguerea]

wow.@@RSF-DiscoveryTime

[@elenavonpavel-pitts3442]

Peter Graves and James Arness; brothers who served during WW2. Both went into acting...Peter mostly in SciFy movies and James in westerns. James first role was "The Thing" in the original movie in the 1950s. Both good decent men when Hollywood actually had decent men.

[@lindycorgey2743]

Peter Graves greatest role was in MISSION IMPOSSIBLE.

[@Dodgevair]

"There is a sophisticated disinformation campaign targeting the US populace which is extremely unethical and immoral. We are most definitely not alone."- 36-year-old David Grusch has served in the Air Force for 14 years and is a decorated Afghanistan combat officer who had earlier worked with the National Reconnaissance Office (NRO) and the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency (NGA).

[@rw2382]

Good men in Hollywood? You have no idea of just how immoral they were from the very beginning.

[@hydrolito]

Peter Graves is also well known for Mission impossible and also appeared in Seventh Heaven.

[@renegadetenor]

@@lindycorgey2743 Airplane!

[@EricLehner]

It is interesting how films of this era inevitability produce a much higher level of discussion and civilization than dialogue today. The characters are more courteous, better dressed and more sophisticated too. Where is the vulgarity? None. Where is the gratuitous violence? None.

[@Geezer_-_js3kg4zg3w]

Movies are just a reflection of what we really are.

[@Warwck24]

Exactly

[@NorbertoFontanez]

...yeah? Have you heard of immorality, and vulgarity sells tickets..."You Ever Seen A Grown Man Naked?"...that was one of Peter Graves lines in 'Airplane'... Robert Stacks had a FEW of his own.🤣👍

[@garryferrington811]

This movie is idiotic.

[@NorbertoFontanez]

@@garryferrington811 lightn' up charlie!!! You can't go through life without running into blunders... look at what 🇺🇸WE THE PEOPLE🇺🇸 had to ENDURE with the last FOUR YEARS of "government"💩🪠🌀🚽

[@donnarupert4926]

I was born in 1959 and have never seen this movie. This is definitely NOT what I thought it was going to be. Young Peter Graves was so awesome to watch, what an great movie🥹

[@adad-nerari4117]

One of the best Sci-Fi movies. Thanks.

[@TheStream]

Thank you!

[@Questor-ky2fv]

In my mid sixties, and don't know how I missed seeing this movie before. Great movie! Thanks for sharing it!🤗

[@TheStream]

Thanks for watching!

[@hansvandenoever4445]

Me too, greetings from Holland.

[@zbigniewkosior6357]

Same here 😮

[@paulmacdonald4844]

Peter Graves played a great part in the Airplane film as a pilot .

[@Daisy-cu5tu]

Love this movie. We all should and could believe in the God who loves us and wants us to talk to Him and listen to Him.

[@garryferrington811]

Allah is great, and Mohammed is His Prophet.

[@James_Knott]

@@garryferrington811 All religion is BS.

[@michellereed5638]

Love this movie! Love Peter Graves! Thanks for posting!!! I have added it to my favorites list!!!

[@TheStream]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@rexlex1736]

"Red" Planet Mars in glorious black and white! How colorful!

[@naguerea]

Utterly gripping, thank you.

[@TheStream]

It's our pleasure!

[@joselopezmoya9786]

THESE SCIENCE FICTION MOVIES FROM THE 50'S AND 60'S ARE GREAT. PETER GRAVES, BROTHER OF JAMES ARNESS. I REMEMBER HIM FROM THE "MISSION IMPOSSIBLE " SERIES FROM THEMID 60'S.

[@popatyourecords]

ye he looks like his brother i thought it was James Arness

[@tomdooley4226]

Don't forget Graves also starred in the early 60's Saturday show "Fury".

[@barrysims9906]

i did not know that, but I do see the resembelence

[@kevinmunger1842]

Loved that theme from MI. Played the trombone.

[@bryan3dguitar]

The old Percival Lowell "Mars canals" wacky idea still in vogue in 1952? Mind you, it wasn't until Mariner 4 flew past Mars in July 1965 that this idea and the even crazier idea of intelligent Martians - was finally put to rest.

[@bryanstruble8927]

65?

[@CarlSinc-gy4to]

😱

[@jimd1944]

As I watched this, I could not help wondering how this story would be told today if a producer were to pitch this story to Hollywood.

[@bryanst.martin7134]

As I am watching the public reaction, I am reminded nothing has changed since the Old Testament.

[@LeofromFreo]

@@bryanst.martin7134brilliant.

[@jordangouveia1863]

I'm sure they wouldn't be using a telegraph key to signal Mars in the remake! :)

[@Gainn]

They'll probably remake 'Contact' soon, and seeing how much of this that incorporated I guess that's as close as we'll get.

[@Hogger280]

It would be burned and the writer silenced.

[@jameslong5214]

This movie is truly underrated for its time. The meaning behind making first contact is deep and makes you think about humanity. Just to let you know, the movie Contact Staring Joedy Foster is based on this movie.

[@CarlSinc-gy4to]

Fist contact. So they were fighting.

[@garryferrington811]

They weren't fighting, they...well, it involves fists...

[@faithcastillo9597]

As much as I love this movie it's unwatchable when every 3 minutes you're slammed with crap commercials. Can't take any more. Moving on.

[@Deekay1958]

Do you use adblock? Works for me.

[@spaceman081447]

I just hit SKIP after the 5-second countdown.

[@vernalc2449]

@@Deekay1958 Adblock was GREAT until YT started blocking users from watching videos if they had it! And it s nw screwing up the videos on ANY browser I use.

[@jayyates1676]

Use the Brave browser, and poof, no more commercials ever!

[@dennisfisher2647]

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[@paulreynolds8245]

Funny thing. If you want to see the future, read old sci-fi books and movies. They got it right the first time with some imagination.

[@nobody6546]

👍🎯👍 P. R.!!!! Sad too- Books have gone the way of Street Pay Phones. I remember in the 60’s- 70’s Sci-Fi “ Collection Of Nebula/ Asimov/ etc., “ ( And BOOK STORES ) Of even just Novellas & Shorts By Known & then starting Authors! And Movies Too Back Then, as you said- Even Twilight Zone, Outer Limits Series Or Orwell’s “ ( Shape Of) Things To Cone “ & Original “ 1984 “, etc.. But as Yogi Berra said, “ The Future Ain’t what it Use to be !” 😅🤦🏼‍♂️🤣. God Bless. NRN. 👴🏼NoBody.

[@kinte1870]

So did comics

[@velcroman11]

It was science fiction book the predicted germ warfare. That book published in the 19th century was War or the Worlds.

[@nobody6546]

@@velcroman11 👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽 Good Sight!

[@Spiritgumm]

The movie credits say this was based on a stage play.

[@LuMaxQFPV]

When the Martians are too damn slow to respond to your clever, brilliant messages... the best response is to YELL at your equipment. 25:49

[@SpicyFruitJuice]

What a beautiful story ...wish AMERICANs were like that again...that loved America and the world. GOD BLESS USA the path we are on now is evil.

[@kevinmunger1842]

Americans weren't like that depicted then just as Americans are not what is projected today.

[@DavidDickerson-i8s]

Watching this reminds me of the 1950s I grew up in. Nothing of the 50s is lost if we remember scripture. Exodus 14:14 comes to mind seeing today's evil. They say, "Stand still and see the salvation of the Lord that He has provided for you today; for the Egyptians that you see today, you will never ever see again." I think it safe to occasionally replace "egyptians" with Karens, crypto currency , or other things. Be well, my friend. God bless🎉😊🙏❤

[@garryferrington811]

Allah is great, and Mohammed is His Prophet.

[@johneyon5257]

7:58 "Einstein split the atom" - he didn't - he was a theoretical physicist who explained the huge amount of energy bundled in a small chunk of matter - others worked at atom splitting - and eventually created the atomic bomb - his only contribution to the atomic bomb was his letter to FDR - convincing him of the need to do it first

[@bryanstruble8927]

To bad you didn't get the meaning of the film. You only worry about its accuracy.

[@johneyon5257]

@@bryanstruble8927 - too bad if you watched the entire piece of junk

[@scottmasson3336]

Rutherford split the atom. Doesn't affect the film though.

[@johneyon5257]

@@scottmasson3336 - that's right - the film would remain bad with the correct factoids inserted

[@garylewis6495]

You're wrong...in April 1932 John Cockcroft and Ernest Walton split the atom for the first time, at the Cavendish Laboratory in Cambridge in the UK.

[@lisagerman2111]

It's kind of creepy how some aspects of this movie are prescient re geopolitics 2023.

[@barrysims9906]

wistleblower this week about govt hiding alien tech?

[@DavidRice111]

"...or it's death!" and- "And you'll have done it! You'll advance us RIGHT INTO OBLIVION!" (I just love her apocalyptic pronouncements about Mars.) 😂👽

[@alysononoahu8702]

She's hysterical 😅😅😅 what a role😂😂😂 she's such a wackydoodle with some lines, then he's entirely unphased by her terror😅😅😅

[@randyacuna5643]

Peter is not known as a star of science fiction movies like Agar or Carlson but you could make a point that he could be, red planet Mars, killers from space. It conquered the world, beginning of the end come to mind.

[@Puss-n-Boots]

I also liked old, reliable, Kenneth Toby, always the man in uniform : The Thing...., It Came From Beneath the Sea, The Beast From 20,000 Fathoms, X - 15, etc.

[@randyacuna5643]

@Puss-n-Boots speaking of the beast , why cast an unknown like Paul Christian in the lead , he brings nothing and is not well known . Makes more sense to Kenneth T in the lead.

[@Puss-n-Boots]

Paul Christian, also known as Paul Hubschmid was a Swiss actor and, as you say, not well known but competent. He was pretty weak in The Beast...and any number of American actors could have played the scientist with greater aplomb. Kenneth Toby was already cast as the commander of the Army forces. I also like the sharpshooter, in a bit part, who delivers the isotope into the monster : Lee Van Cleef.@@randyacuna5643

[@Questor-ky2fv]

I think he was also in Them! The giant ant movie. That's an old favorite of mine.

[@randyacuna5643]

@@Questor-ky2fv Peter's brother James is in Them.

[@garylewis6495]

Peter Graves made gray hair look good...

[@PaulBrink-pq5iv]

So did William Hopper. Best known of course as Paul Drake on "Perry Mason".

[@MrGsteele]

Boy - hokey as it is, given how slick moviemaking has become in the last 70 years - this movie sets a hook in your heart. Even an old grizzled coot like me still has a glimmer of faith somewhere deep beneath the leathery skin. It's worth keeping in mind, in this age of science, that the pervasive existence of religion among mankind would not exist if there were not some competitive advantage conferred on the believers over those with no such belief. Every animal and plant evolves in competition; every feature - beak, claw, sharp eye - is there because its possessor is better for it, and a better survivor of the challenges of existence. Religion is not here by chance - even from a purely scientific viewpoint, it MUST confer a survival advantage, or it would have disappeared like tails and fur from our bodies. Universal truths simply persist against all attempts to deny them.

[@reminaya]

Your words are wise. Every single word. Thank you.

[@voxac30withstrat]

Evolution is rubbish, that right there is where disbelief begins. What foolishness to believe that the atomic genetic structure of a reptiles scales can change to become the atomic genetic structure of a feather. There are and have been many thousands of famous scientists that were inspired by Gods Word to discover so much. How could a bee that, depending upon the time of year only lives such a short period possibly evolve? The astounding complexity of a creature that knows how to identify EXACT geographical locations and pass that detailed information on to others in an equally astounding 'dance' is so far fetched it IS science fiction. How did that info get passed on? How did that dance develop? How did the next generation of bee develop the skill to decipher that dance? All this without surviving long enough to even 'evolve' how to procreate. The human ability to procreate is mind bogglingly complex. Even a so-called simple cell is truly deeply incredible. That cell needs the ability to pass on information within itself, order needed nutrients etc, deliver them to another location within that cell. A comparison to that cell would be perhaps an industrial city. I challenge you to look right into it.

[@michaelbeever7592]

Finally, someone is able to rationally sum it all up!! Much Appreciated.😊

[@pauljcampbell2997]

Very insightful. I appreciate your thoughts on this subject.

[@phillipayoung10]

Wonderful movie with a wonderful message.

[@williamcordier1201]

Peter Graves' character reminded me of Ed from For All Mankind. The boys at the end reminded me of Gordo's kids.

[@37Dionysos]

"They've classified the sky, it's top secret now." Hmm, that was prophetic.

[@hydrolito]

Maybe some part of sky is top secret but can't keep whole sky top secret.

[@BuddyShephard]

Very inspiring movie!!! May we one day see this become reality!!!

[@5ivestring]

One of the better movies from back then.

[@mw5311]

I love how the parents ignore their kids. They arrive home after dark just to tell them not to bother them. Lol!!

[@mystuff1405]

Sounds like my parents back then.

[@misterwirez7731]

That's how it was and should be today. Now kids can't even think critically. Mommy won't always be there..

[@colincomposer]

Ah, the old canals on Mars schlock.

[@paulrichards2365]

Actually, I think the Mars Rover has shown channels they think were carved by ancient rivers that once flowed on Mars. OK, Channels, not Canals :)

[@roncatdog]

@@paulrichards2365 Schiaparelli first reported 'canali', which translates as 'channels' but was mistranslated as 'canals'. Percival Lowell built an observatory above Flagstaff, AZ over 125 years ago just to look for the 'canali'. We now know that people often see what they wish, mirage or no.

[@tomdooley4226]

Great sci-fi movie! Thanks!

[@alantasman8273]

This movie has always been a favorite. I love the big screen TV,

[@jayyates1676]

Yeah, wasn't that cool. A flat screen over the fireplace, like hundreds of people have today!

[@sliderulelover]

What a wonderful movie with an even more wonderful message.

[@lilblackduc7312]

@@coolfinetime "Turn your radio on" and you can tune in...🇺🇸 😎👍☕

[@lilblackduc7312]

@@coolfinetime Thanks! That face launched a lotta laughs.

[@sliderulelover]

@@coolfinetime The message is Jesus Christ saves all souls who want to be saved. Those that don't, aren't saved and go to hell. Those that do accept Jesus Christ as their savior go to heaven.

[@mickeyray3793]

You are so full of evil BS to claim that everybody who is not a Christian will automatically go to hell. What a sadist!

[@ghw7192]

I have watched this on KZbin yet, but with Peter Graves, it is gonna be good.

[@spacelemur7955]

The natural sequel would be like late medieval Europe, as each religion, with all their denominations, begin squabbling over who has the right to intrepret God, and denounce others as heretics. That's human nature: A lust for power and dominance despite great advice to the contrary.

[@SchroderCat]

Yep. I was thinking "and here comes another Holy Inquisition" - believe as I do, or you get set on fire.

[@daystatesniper01]

Wow flat screen tv in the 50s amazing lol

[@lilblackduc7312]

I saw that, too...and you're the only one who commented on it!

[@mred8002]

We had an almost flat screen TV in the sixties. But there was fifty pounds of glass and three feet of CRT behind it.

[@SM-fe1dh]

@@lilblackduc7312 Actually, I commented on it in early August 2024.

[@acb9896]

"Sayyyy..that's a nice Martian ya got there, Billy. You even let him rub up against your leg?"

[@garymussell6543]

This movie is definitely a relic of the Cold War propaganda from the Red Scare in the early 1950s and the blacklist of writers who did not toe the line. Interesting to watch it in that context.

[@dsanders755]

Awesome! Thank you!!

[@TheStream]

You are so welcome!

[@SM-fe1dh]

At 1:07 - in 1953 there is a flat-screen tv in the wall. Impressed!!

[@chodeshadar18]

Why hasn't this little movie been played more often. G-d bless everyone!

[@knaptmenneskelig2611]

May Odin bless you!!

[@chodeshadar18]

@@knaptmenneskelig2611 you Joker you!

[@lelandthomosoniii4743]

Cuz U Didn't copy the link and send it to a person every single day when you first did this comment... Eye blame U Lazy1!

[@lelandthomosoniii4743]

Luv the Scientis Smart + A Great Teacher.

[@JREone]

After watching it I see why 😲😲😲😲😲😲

[@vernalc2449]

It looks like the first depiction of a home flat-screen TV right around the 1:08:00 mark when Peter Graves was watching with his "son".

[@williamhibbs8925]

Peter Grave with a flat screen TV,no wonder he was the star of mission impossible. Dodado,dow doa.

[@danf321]

Andrea King starred as Julie Holden in another great movie: Beast With Five Fingers.

[@bazzer124]

Amusing that "Red Planet Mars" is a B&W film. Cheers....

[@אריק-צ5ר]

Wow! They nailed it and the message is the same for us in 2024.

[@yanbaggins4957]

there always seems to be "The Next Voice You Hear" and its always in your own language

[@moonpawooe7134]

James arness very versatile actor played just about every thing

[@keithwickham-t1n]

Old saying ,be careful what you wish for

[@ethzero]

Mr Coulder, the unsung anti-hero of this movie, exposing humanity's gullibility. ❤️

[@nelsonclub7722]

Rumack: Captain, how soon can you land? Captain Oveur: I can't tell. Rumack: You can tell me. I'm a doctor. Captain Oveur: No. I mean I'm just not sure.

[@robertcarran9585]

Can you take a guess? Well, not for a couple of hours. You can't take a guess for a couple of hours?

[@joebrumfield2952]

???

[@nelsonclub7722]

@@joebrumfield2952 You're way too young if you don't know this is from Airplane the movie

[@saberdogface]

Joey, do you like to watch gladiator movies?

[@tworley210]

I cannot emphasis strongly enough how much this film affected me as a child. I was born in 1952. Just as the film has portrayed, the evil Soviet Empire has fallen and the Russian Federation is a nation of the Russian Orthodox Church, not Marxism. I am a scientist who believes. I fell for the message of the goodness of the USA that I no longer believe, unless we finally realize that we are responsible for the problems we face. Not Russia, China or some fictional devil. We did not eat of the fruit of the tree of good and evil, we are that fruit for we hold within ourselves the seeds of good and evil. God did not give us free will, we grow it on our own. It is our choice to make between life and death. Ours and nobody else's. God just wants us to be happy in my opinion. Time to realize that childhood ends and adult choices must be made. God Bless Us All

[@voxac30withstrat]

??? You say God bless but deny his existence? Then you say he wants us to be happy. Sheesh talk about Captain Contradiction. God IS real, the devil most certainly is. You're right about NOT eating from the tree of Good and evil but we did eat from the tree of the Knowledge of Good & Evil. God gave us His Word on how we should behave and we CHOOSE to obey or ignore. We do make bad even evil choices. We are born with sin within, just look at how innocent children can be very disobedient. I pray that you seek Jesus with all your heart. You WILL be stunned.

[@W-733_KWX]

This film leaves a lot of clues as why governments are reluctant to go with full disclosure on the UAP subject. And I have a guess it won't happen soon...

[@tomdooley4226]

Actually, quite inspirational!

[@AngelCatBaby]

Interesting movie. I remember watching this when I was a young child. Yep all a political tug of war nonsense, not brave enough to share anything really worthwhile ….all about manipulating, greed, money and war mongering, so sad it still happening today …😥😥😥😥

[@paulpaintshop103]

The WEF in full. Now we know how Klaus works.

[@polskigirl8547]

😂😂😂

[@ultimatemovierecaps]

Movie looks very thrilling and interesting , Keep posting more.

[@TheStream]

We will! Stay tuned!

[@deidreperryman7842]

Wow!!! Whatever the story line was, actually fits this time. maybe people should watch this movie lots of religious Bible verses mentioned. A movie between good and evil.

[@susanwassall361]

Actor who played Dr Mitchell (Lewis Martin) seems to like being in Films about Mars as he was also in the 1953 version of "War of the Worlds" as Pastor Dr. Matthew Collins.

[@bryanst.martin7134]

Better film...

[@rightlyso8507]

i remember him in a season one "Dennis The Menace" episode.

[@spaceman081447]

Wasn't he the preacher who was waving a Bible at the Martians and got fried?

[@LongReachOne]

Wow that was a great movie! Thanks :)

[@LarryParamedic1]

This movie is a classic, I would love to see it colorized.

[@dallastexas4844]

I found this to be very thought provoking and entertaining movie. An old but a goodie. Just my thoughts...

[@rodhanson7112]

i HAVE A Movie called WAR OF THE WORLDS filmed in 1953 AND THE ACTOR GENE BARRY is in it AND i HAVE This movie ON DVD AND it's A GREAT ONE

[@melodiefrances3898]

Why do you keep shouting? Roo ...

[@brianroberts815]

What an interesting story idea. BUT..... RED Planet Mars us in B & W?

[@fahey5719]

Astronomical photographic plates are black and white.

[@ernestgalvan9037]

Surprise! Color film was rare and expensive even as late as the ‘50’s… color TV’s were rare (and expensive) well into the mid-60’s. So a more-limited budget film would highly likely be shot in B&W.

[@lawrence8374]

I remember Peter Graves from the tv series "Fury"

[@patrickgriffitt6551]

The story of a horse and the boy who loved him. Nope never saw it😂

[@spaceman081447]

Within four minutes, the movie already presents a ton of incorrect science information. I love these cheezy 1950s science fiction movies.

[@acb9896]

Sorry, Dr. Science Guy. Its just because when this was shot, the highest tech we had was a toater.

[@Karlengler1]

At the end, the poor older kid, he doesn’t feel so lucky, he just lost his mom & dad.

[@alicewarner5172]

This was a very pleasant surprise…….😂😂😂😂❤❤❤❤🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶

[@gern7535]

Do you like movies about gladiators?

[@kevinbaker4907]

Only if they are naked and Turkish.

[@jamescrawford9883]

Peter Graves made a tv series in Australia called Whiplash, about the stagecoach company Cobb & Co. I remember it well.

[@johnblackledge4009]

"Einstein split the atom." That plus paranoia, and I switched off.

[@timsmith5339]

I don't quite understand why the world went to pieces because of what the Martians were doing? If my neighbour no longer needed to take the train because be bought a car, I would still take the train as required, wouldn't I? Then it all made less and less sense as it got religious. Entertaining but confusing.

[@Spiritgumm]

Sounds like you should rewatch the movie, this time with the volume on.

[@timsmith5339]

@@Spiritgumm which bit would make more sense? PS, I did have the volume up. The Martians have ways of producing energy that we don't, so we stop producing energy? Which bit of this makes sense?

[@jayytee8062]

@@timsmith5339 I agree. It's not like they already have any new technology up and running or the demand for materials and goods suddenly wasn't there. People still need food, heating, housing, transportation etc etc.

[@spaceman081447]

The movie was packed with religious propaganda. It was sickening! But I suppose that it was pretty much mandatory in 1952 to be publicly pious.

[@edwardsmith9644]

I had the same reaction. Those shifty Martians were able to collapse our industry without even face-to-face contact? Sure.

[@RandyFricke]

What a classic!

[@TurdFerguson101]

George A. Romero's 1968 "Night of the Living Dead's" Opening Intro, shares quite a few similarities with Harry Horner's "Red Planet Mars". 🍁

[@tylergermanowicz5756]

Cool movie. I likeded it.

[@tomdooley4226]

I didid, too

[@knottreel]

It's interesting how happy the kids looked after they lost both parents.

[@JC57515]

What an odd movie, Graves trips and they didn't re shoot, scene included twice, very strange.

[@ScottTSnell]

That's intentional. His older son didn't put the lawn mower away, Dad trips on it, and gives the son an earful.

[@alysononoahu8702]

Been looking for this flick❤ THANKS😊😊😊😊

[@bird6736]

for eyes only to the president?... after several others have looked at it..the president asks... can I see it? 😐

[@jasonking1284]

Thing about these scientists is they always seem to think some superior alien race will happily share their secrets with them instead of capturing them and anally probing them....

[@onetime1828]

We would never give anybody anything. 😂. It’s amazing to me that we would expect anything. Just being human I guess

[@frankcavaciuti5947]

"To Serve Man": "Mr. Chambers, don't get on that ship! The rest of the book, To Serve Man, it's... it's a cookbook!"

[@wplg]

@@frankcavaciuti5947 🤣😂🤣😂 LOL! Perfect analysis!

[@lisagalindez8606]

Why go to Mars? they anally probe here, and it is soon to be a requirement.

[@lilblackduc7312]

..Narcissists have substituted the word 'Science' for Mysticism, in order to underwrite tyranny...👎🏿👎🏿

[@ARS-77]

Great movie !

[@wplg]

A precursor to Jodie Foster's 1997 movie "Contact!"

[@dougcastleman9518]

More accurately, Carl Sagan’s story…Foster just starred in it. Writers don’t get enough credit.

[@timsmith854]

At 21:06 you can hear the sample used for the Feq Nasty track 'boomin' back atcha'

[@onetime1828]

I always wonder what it would be like if aliens really come down and visit. Do you think a lot of people will become unhinged? Or do people go about their Daly activities

[@leannwinter1798]

Well they better buckle up because they’ve hidden them from us, whistleblowers are coming out of wood work and so many pics worldwide. We shall see!

[@Hillbilly001]

If they can travel light years to get here, we would be insects to them. In other words, we're toast. Or they would figure out there's no intelligent life here and move on. Cheers from Tennessee

[@curtischildress9580]

Advanced aliens have no reason to visit Earth.

[@davidm9870]

If they landed in Scotland and saw the state of the government politicians and their policies......they would fly straight home again.....🥴🥴🥴

[@Hillbilly001]

@@davidm9870 I'm of the opinion that they would not land because there's no intelligent life here.

[@marknostrant2252]

The president looks like Eisenhower.

[@lilblackduc7312]

One of the greatest Presidents who ever lived...the inverse/opposite of "Brandon", who has destroyed America in the last 2yrs. 👎🏿👎🏿

[@patrickgriffitt6551]

Well that's who was president for most of the '50s.

[@gorymarty56]

Graves, so young here

[@jabberwocky1707]

Quite a long time before _Airplane!_

[@brentwalker8596]

The Red Planet is in black and white. Lol. The wife has spent years helping to create a transmitter to contact Mars and she constantly speaks in apocalyptic terms about such contact.

[@lynderherberts2828]

What a nutty movie! I dislike movies that are full of arguments, distain, and criticism. They are not entertaining.

[@Aquarium-Downunder]

The funny side of this is the death of the USSR started when JOHN PAUL 2 a Pole became pope

[@iainmcfadyen9197]

THIS IS WHAT DISCLOSURE WILL BRING.

[@scottlubsen9004]

Why haven’t I seen this movie before?

[@pgroove163]

Arness brothers were great !

[@ottohesslein3230]

Jim Newton before he bought the Broken Wheel Ranch.

[@tomdooley4226]

"Packy"

[@ottohesslein3230]

@Tom Dooley Packy was a Green Beret in Vietnam. I just watched a video with Bob Diamond, Mobley, and the guy who played Pee Wee at a conference table maybe 10 years ago, telling their stories. They all lived really interesting lives.

[@davidmohr4606]

Amateur radio. Vibroplex keyer. Interesting.

[@dennismartin3312]

Hey thats the priest from War of the Worlds!

[@marcdenton2996]

Interesting

[@brentelliott1871]

You would never see a movie like this made in the United States today.