The Martian Chronicles/Las Crónicas Marcianas de Ray Bradbury, English audio, subtítulos en español

[@DanielByrnes-t6v]

Ray Bradbury was an excellent sci fy writer. He made a great contribution to our society.

[@draconis3606]

One of the true pioneers of Sci Fi.

[@mikecronis]

Pioneer, yes. Excellent writer? Junk.

[@Brian-uy2tj]

@@mikecronis

[@trebleking1641]

I watched this aged 14 in 1980 with my parents and gran at home in Scotland. They're gone now, obviously, but it's a nice memory of simpler, happier times.

[@ianmangham4570]

Same here but I was just south of you in Doncaster 🇬🇧 😮 GREAT DAYS 70S 80S ,awesome at Christmas 🎄

[@al3k]

I feel ya mate. all these oldies always calm me down and make me feel "at home" again a bit.

[@vivian0001]

You should have read the book instead of only watching the film adaption. There are many more stories and chapters (like one dealing with Edgar Allan Poe's stories), which are not part of the film.

[@garypalmer1122]

I watched this on holiday by the sea when I was 15 with my dad and brother. Dad's gone but I still remember this movie/TV series. It made the holiday more enjoyable watching this and playing cards together.

[@alebroker7587]

Agreed

[@NetTubeUser]

I love '70s movies with slow pacing like this. It's so relaxing and we have time to appreciate the dialogue and the camera angles.

[@garysofko]

We were in University in the Dorms when this aired. We rushed to dinner, grabbed ice cream cups and watched night after night, 40 of us crammed into the common room completely silent completely enthralled completely entertained.

[@Vejur9000]

Love it.

[@EduardoSeijas]

Love this post 👍

[@j0nnyR00k]

Your generations Game of Thrones?!

[@mikerodgers7620]

We need a remake. This was boring.

[@jackjones9460]

It seems boring because listening to books seems normal now and video calls are normal. 3/4 of these imagined things are now normal and accepted.

[@yngve6640]

Me being a Norwegian born in 1966, I have never heard of this scifi series. Now I'm an hour in to it, and it looks to be an awesome story. So excited to watch until the end. Thanks a lot, for making this available for us to enjoy.👌

[@EduardoSeijas]

You're welcome, after seeing the series make you a favor and read Bradbury's book. It's a truly different experience. Greetings 🖐️

[@FemiNelson-sb1em]

Enjoyment isn't what I feel, however I really do appreciate watching this. If anything it truly saddens me, bc the message is ignored. Many have tried, to no avail, all in vain. Look at the Amazon Forrest which is considered just one of our most sacred Forrest/jungles that help our Earth their own Nation & the U.N. do nothing. No one really cares enough, it truly does "take a village" metaphorically to make a difference. Oh well, again may Padre God help us all. 🙏

[@rubyjames3105]

you should really read the book

[@alejandrovargas7592]

Be prepared for some unique twists and turns, as the various subplots develop to an intriguing conclusion. It's largely unbelievable, but hey, in this insane world we need some good escapism.

[@rubyjames3105]

@@alejandrovargas7592 it was well ahead of its time!

[@christinet6336]

The Martian Chronicles was on my 7th grade summer reading list for a gifted school back in the late 80s. My mother looked at the list (full of great classics and interesting reads), and said she read Ray Bradbury’s The Martian Chronicles, liked it, and I should give it a try. I’m 50 yrs old now and have been in love with Bradbury’s stories ever since❤. Thank you for uploading this series… I watched it when I was a teen and loved it as much as the book!! 💙👽💙😍👏🏽

[@EduardoSeijas]

You're welcome Christine 👍

[@Schoolshorts456]

When you see a old sci-fi show, like this, brings great memories and happiness.

[@sexobscura]

It's called (what for it) 'nostalgia'

[@leeinwis]

You like murder huh ?

[@zuzannavee9558]

I saw this in England when it first came out. I was reading a lot of Ray Bradbury, too. Thank you for putting this up. I love this series. Although we are so used to much more 'realistic' effects these days, the story and message is timeless.

[@james5460]

I saw this when it originally aired... completely unlike anything else on TV... a wildly underrated mini-series that got very little publicity at the time, I happened upon it by chance.

[@kicktree]

Me too! it was harder to understand when I saw it with my young mind then. Today... my old mind gets it perfectly...... What a treat finding this

[@hypnophonz]

Yes. So wildly underrated!!! YT should PAY us to watch. Why does Mars only have Anglo-Saxon Trump supporters?

[@iscariot666]

Oh, it got publicity at the time: this miniseries was heavily promoted by NBC.

[@rudolphmcneill515]

​@@iscariot666Truth! It's just that over the years it's been nearly impossible to find.

[@shanecomeback8296]

Remember all the remarks on the ''golden eyes.''

[@mundoapoc8626]

Que placer y emoción poder haber visto otra vez Las Crónicas Marcianas, volver a ver tan excelentes y populares actores de mi generación, y con una excelente calidad de imágen. Muchas gracias!!!

[@Robert_Prather]

my all time favorite. Thanks for posting and making it available online! Hugely appreciated!

[@pabloandrescacerestoloza3887]

Muchas Gracias por subirlo y compartir esta extraordinaria serie, nunca pude verla completa por la televisión abierta de esos años, aquí parece estarlo. La estoy recién viendo. Leí el libro de Ray Bradbury hace muchos años y me fascinó. Es uno de mis libros favoritos. La adaptación y recreación del libro está muy bien, pese a ser antigua y a usar los efectos especiales de la época, que hoy son mucho mejores, pero es el contenido, la poesía y la filosofía, los importantes, aquí los efectos pasan a segundo plano. Yo tengo un libro en mi cabeza, esta serie me ayudó a complementarla. Hace muchos años atrás, Steven Spielberg quería hacer su propia versión, pero no ha llegado a concretarla. Por ahora, estoy gozando esta serie, desde Chile un gran abrazo.

[@EduardoSeijas]

Muchas gracias Pablo por tu comentario. El gran peligro de volver a hacerla hoy es que se le de más importancia a los efectos especiales que al mensaje de Bradbury (mensaje que veo claramente te llegó hondo). Hace poco volví a ver 2001 A Space Odyssey, hecha con efectos de 1968, y el balance entre el argumento, la manera de relatarlo y los efectos, es perfecto. Una película que NO hay que volver a hacer con el estilo actual. Un saludo grande desde Uruguay 🖐️

[@trashy10]

I REMEMBER WATHCING THIS ON TV AS LIKE A 7 YEAR OLD KID IN THE EARLY 80S,I DIDNT KNOW THE NAME OR WHAT THE HELL WAS GOING ON. BUT TY FOR LETTING ME REWATCH IT AS A 50 YEAR OLD MAN

[@Davi69420]

youre welcome trashy10

[@fuzzblightyear145]

Same here. Completely missed all the subtleties when I was a kid seeing it the first time round. Remember watching Solaris as a kid too - had no clue what was going on

[@Amphitera]

thank you for posting this gem. I read the book many times, I never knew it was made into a film. And while this series is quite different, it's beautiful all the same.

[@lauramurillotovar811]

Uso la cuenta de una amiga para escribir esto: Qué bella labor la tuya de compartir esta serie. Acá en México la empezaron a transmitir a fines de los ochentas, pero sólo transmitieron una parte de la historia de Ylla y jamás transmitieron el resto. Yo tengo un recuerdo especial de haber leído años antes el libro de Bradbury. Sufrí una quemada en un brazo; una amiga muy querida (Laura Guízar, ¿dónde estás?) me visitó llevando consigo el libro y me lo dejó prestado. Así, durante los primeros días de mi convalecencia devoré esa maravillosa obra. Ambos sucesos están inseparablemente asociados. Al igual que aquella lejana vez, lloré con el final de la historia. La adaptación del maestro Matheson tiene momentos maravillosos. Desde luego, es de lamentar que excluyeran varias crónicas (como "Usher II") y otras (como "Encuentro nocturno") fueran tan simplificadas en su producción, pero supongo que el presupuesto fue una limitante. Aún así, es una de esas obras de la BUENA ciencia ficción que todos los amantes del género debemos disfrutar al menos una vez en la vida. Gracias a ti, ya tengo un pendiente menos en mi lista. Gracias mil. Un abrazo. Héctor Gómora.

[@EduardoSeijas]

Que lindo que mi publicación haya significado tanto para tí. Mucha gente me ha dicho lo mismo, y yo que la subí como una satisfacción personal sin esperar que la viera alguien. Gracias por tu mensaje y feliz 2024 desde Uruguay 🇺🇾

[@gracielamoreschi650]

gracias!!!! maravillosa!!!!! Tan actual!!!! Bradbury, un genio de la ciencia ficción...

[@JROrg2009]

Watched this with my wife...it's 12/19/2023...43 years after this movie, actually released as a mini-series...and this is as great of a story, a theme, a warning, and a great promise of what might happen and what could be. Bradbury's seminal masterpiece, and a lesson for Earth.

[@FemiNelson-sb1em]

Sadly Govt's throughout our World truly have no interest in anything but greed & self preservation of their own circle. Division is now a way of life. 😢

[@Emdee5632]

Not a movie but a TV mini-series. I never read the original 1950 novel. Everyone thought Mars and Venus were habitable. One was maybe a bit cold, the other one a bit warm. Those ideas were brutally put aside when REAL space travel and planetary exploration started... Yet I did enjoy the series on TV. Although even by then it was not likely human beings would soon be walking on Mars.

[@PaulSerry]

Me neither 🎉 Great to see this 'with you all' in the comments

[@EpicFantasyRPGOfficial]

@@Emdee5632 if you genuinely believe anything NASA tells you I don't think the evidence of your own eyes will even penetrate let alone observed phenomena.

[@luluorozco4684]

Por fin la encontre!!! gracias por compartirla aqui en you tube, esta serie marco mi vida de niña la vi cuando tenia 7 años y mi mente se enfoco por completo a la ciencia y me abrio un mundo maravilloso de cuestionamientos. La disfrutare nuevamente!! gracias!!!!

[@EduardoSeijas]

Hola Bety comentarios como el tuyo reconfortan a quienes nos tomamos el trabajo de conseguir y procesar los videos para subirlos a KZbin. Son varias ya las personas que me dicen cuanto significó en sus vidas esta serie, los recuerdos que les trae, y la imposibilidad de haberla conseguido antes. Palabras como las tuyas hacen que mi esfuerzo valga la pena. Gracias.

[@Sunspot1225.]

@@EduardoSeijas OK say it in English before I have to learn a whole new language.

[@EduardoSeijas]

@@Sunspot1225. Do it! Spanish is a wonderful and rich language 👍

[@gordonsax6983]

BUENÍSIMO !!!!!

[@gordonsax6983]

Yo tenía 12 o 13 años

[@maccoll3644]

Excellent to see this wonderful story again. Thanks very much.

[@timothyortiz2222]

Thanks for letting me see it again. It's been in my mind for decades.

[@EduardoSeijas]

I'm glad this post meant so much for you 🖐️

[@jjashby-dk7lu]

Thank you for posting this. I've read the book a hundred times, but never even heard about a miniseries. Muchas gracias!

[@EduardoSeijas]

You're welcome Ashby. And thanks for the Spanish 😊

[@SteveWithers]

I read the book before seeing this show years ago. Now I watch it and all the stupid, selfish people portrayed remind me people generally aren’t rational or considerate. I’ve learned that well in the years since.

[@ez4me2sa]

I'll never forget this series!

[@dominicmcmanus6810]

Great to see the full series available again....a real Classic with a lot of wisdom!

[@CowboyRobot2000]

It's available on bluray.

[@arthurconan1899]

Rock Hudson's Wisdom...😂😂😂.... Disgusting Creep.

[@telesforodelgadogallego5003]

Vi la serie cuando tenia 15 años allá por 1980, me impresiono de tal manera, que compre el libro más tarde y Ray Bradbury se convirtío en un referente para mi de la ciecia ficción, tengo casi todas los relatos que ha publicado, pero este es especial, lo he leido como tres o cuatro veces. Ahora ver la serie aquí me ha transportado a mi adolescencia y de eso hace ya mas de 40 años . Gracias por subirlo . He disfrutado mucho viéndola de nuevo .Un saludo desde España

[@nic_el_loco]

A mí me pasó lo mismo. Es uno de mis libros preferidos. Y de la serie recuerdo que entonces no me gustó. Volveré a verla a ver. Gracias por la subida.

[@EduardoSeijas]

Me alegro que les haya traído recuerdos a ambos. Nunca pensé que esta subida fuera a tener tanto suceso. Saludos 🖐️

[@marianasepulvedacerda8953]

No sabia la existencia de esta pelicula. Yo lei el libro, es muy alucinante!!! Gran autor Ray Bradbuy s, buena puesta en escena.

[@twatquat3322]

I saw this whn it originally aired whn I was a little kid. Loved It!! Thanx So Much for sharing ❤

[@alfredthegreat9543]

This was an "event" tv series when it was 1st shown in the UK. Think early evening Saturday nights on the BBC, i was about 11 years old at the time and loved it. It was a big thing because back then, bona fide movie stars rarely appeared on TV shows, so Rock Hudson being the lead was a big deal.

[@bobbysands6923]

This really captures the eerie sensibility of the book. If you haven't read it, IMO it is the greatest Sci-Fi novel of all time, and a must read.

[@CarlosFuentes-fk8md]

Tienes toda la razón, es la mejor novela de ciencia ficción de todos lo. tiempos.

[@MariaVelazquez-m1g]

I want to read the book, when this series aired on tv I didn't understand the series, now in ,2024, finally I had the opportunity to see it on KZbin, but still I have many questions, when I read the.book they will be answer

[@gungagalunga7761]

I heard that Asimov, Bradbury and Roddenberry were all colleagues and literary friends. Imagine a time machine to attend a lunch with these great writers... Who better??? Jules Verne, Conan Doyle, Poe? Joke segment: Did Darren McGavin ever has as much troubles with the Bumpkus' bloodhounds or Bernadette Peters ever have to work a guy so much beneath her? Yowwwzerrrs she is so hot! Thank you Edu for the great memories of this underestimated classics. I also liked the remedial Spanish lesson from subtitles... always useful. Love your channel!

[@Doc_-_Savage_1]

Bernadette Peters isn't the kind of person who thinks of others as 'below her', she's an actual human being.

[@Vamonosalaschispas]

recuerdo que mi papa me llamaba para ver este programa juntos yo estaba muy chico y mi papa era joven fue bueno ver de nuevo esto gracias por subirlo me hizo recordar

[@robinj.9329]

I enjoyed this "Mini-Series" when it was first broadcast! Was great entertaining. And you never knew when it would take you!

[@igorzlobinski738]

Very timely movie (2024). Thank you

[@veronicahuertalucares4178]

Gran serie..leí el libro pero me encantó la serie y los actores.Que maravilla verla nuevamente.

[@SMytfa]

Apparently, when Bradbury wrote the book by 1950, scientists thought there was vegetation on Mars and it had a breathable atmosphere. By the time this miniseries came out, the Viking expeditions (mid 70s) had concluded it was not breathable.

[@markl8111]

One of my most favorite stories, discussing how far humanity still needs to learn, grow, expand consciousness.

[@rudolphmcneill515]

Wow!! I remember this coming on back in 1980. What an amazing event. The good ole days. Who recognizes and remembers the guy from the 2nd expedition? Nicholas Hammond. He was Peter Parker/Spiderman from the live action tv series back in the late seventies. These stories are just brilliant and the subject matter, timeless.

[@hernanzacarias2532]

Basada en un libro de ciencia ficción del gran Ray Bradbury pero también con enorme contenido filosófico el cual nos hace reflexionar en otras civilizaciones aunque primero lo más coherente sería pensar en nosotros mismos como civilizacion. Gracias por subirlo, esto es una joya. Saludos 🖐

[@EduardoSeijas]

Un gusto Hernan 👍

[@martinmorales4645]

I remember being glued to the tv when this first aired on television! Thank you for sharing!

[@CowboyRobot2000]

Saw this when it first aired when I was kid. I'd read the book the summer before and couldn't wait to see it. Two things that always stuck with me were the open title music and the scene at the end when Rock Hudson meets the Martian and they discuss the meaning of life. Simple, understated dialog that communicated so much in such a short scene. No flashy effects, no CGI overload, no blaring music. Just two completely disparate characters meeting, finding common ground, and both going away a little wiser for their encounter.

[@EduardoSeijas]

Love your post 👍

[@tex148th]

In the last act of this story, the Martian philosophy of life for its own sake, is perfection. Thank you Mr. Bradbury.

[@AlanaPaton-yz2po]

Great series, read the book at school "The Silver locusts", this is classic Ray Bradbury. Not an easy TV series to acquire, 45 years on, I still love it. Maybe I could also look up Rock Hudson in World war 3 (1980). Both series ended the same way.

[@kevmodee1866]

Such a wonderful film. I hope more people watch and recognize the true value. Thank you for this!

[@thegreencat9947]

Never saw this series...read the books. How nice. What a cast...😀🏋️‍♂️🛰🚀Richard Matheson..of course.

[@shannonm75]

I ❤️ this miniseries. I grew up wearing out the tape as well. I was really young when it aired on TV. Best scifi in it's time of the early 1980.

[@Roynov-eq4oy]

I saw It too, about in 1983 😁🇨🇱

[@MarkHurlow-cf2ix]

I watched it as a mini series in 1980. I was a little guy then. It was great

[@ogrehaslayers605]

I saw pieces of it when I was a little kid. I remember watching it with my dad, and being absolutely fascinated! Wonderful to find this!

[@LuciferMornStar]

Man this is bringing back some memories! How much things have changed,but so much is the same!

[@zsigzsag]

Enjoyed this so much, many thx for uploading!!! I think, "Spender" (well acted by Bernie Casey RIP) was my favorite character. He had it right from the beginning, I think a lot of us would feel the same way he did, I know I would. Too bad he was written off as a murderer, he could have added so much to the story. Very satisfying to see him knock Biggs into the canal. Some parts did seem fragmented but I never read the book, guess I'll have to now.

[@EduardoSeijas]

Read the book, it's an absolutely different experience. It's pure Bradbury poetry. Go ahead! And thanks for the "thanks".

[@rudolphmcneill515]

True. Although I don't think many people would actually agree with Spender. Especially not back then.

[@effinjamieTT]

Thank you, I’ve wanted to rewatch this for years. I was very young when it first aired, the only thing I could remember was the ending, looking into the water.

[@CRM6394]

maravillosa serie...me transportaba en mi mente...ojalá estuviera doblada...gracias de todos modos...cariños desde La Serena, Chile

[@haggard54]

I watched this when I was a teen. I loved it. Ray Bradbury was a true genius and a great story teller.

[@stretmediq]

Saw this when it was first broadcast and read the book in college. Thanks for posting it

[@viceversar-do1cn]

The Martians in THIS look a lot like those in another movie called The Man Who Fell to Earth.

[@garyturner5739]

David Bowie stared. In that as alien.

[@martinholmes-ue9ko]

David Bowie 😊

[@grahamgillard3722]

This never saw prime time television in Australia. I watched it late night in the 80’s. Loved it.

[@fingersmaster]

It was my first Sci-Fi book. I read it when I was a kid (late 70s). When it came out on TV, our set was still a B&W one! So, even after watching the show a few times since then, in my memory, it is still a B&W show! Funny how our brain works. I remember being terrified when the Martian puts on his mask (I was 11) and also amused when I saw his weapon which, for me, looked like an umbrella! Great story, much deeper than it looks.

[@WendyGlabe]

It was nice to see this miniseries again. Thanks for sharing.

[@javierrescala6635]

Although I particularly liked the book much more, I must say that these "Martian Chronicles" are very well done and manage to preserve the essence of the message that Bradbury wanted to bequeath us in his literary work. "Martian Chronicles" is much more than the story about colonization of a planet, is a set of philosophical teachings much closer to our "day to day" than to the first... For those who have just discovered this literary gem through this film, I hope that it fascinates and dazzles you as it did for me quite some time ago when, as a young man of seventeen, I had the enormous pleasure of reading it for the first time.

[@agd9901]

Great job on the translation. Thank you for uploading this series. Brought up so many memories!

[@aurynaichi7030]

I never even saw this on TV.... Happy to see there was some early work on Ray Bradbury's stuff.

[@shawnbrent1165]

Thanks for putting this up I have always wanted to see it.

[@CowboyRobot2000]

It's available on bluray.

[@Nodramakk]

Oh my gosh! I love This gem oldie! Missed it and here it is!😢🥺🙏🥰🙋✨🇨🇦💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖

[@germanobregon9080]

Bravo por subir la serie con sbs. En Español, ojalá más pelis con subs.

[@Bootmahoy88]

I read this classic as a youngster of 10, and I never forgot the awe I experienced when reaching the final reveal of the martians. Such a profound romance of spirit that touches me deeply to this day. For me the hallmark of Bradbury’s was his sweeping, romantic lyricism.

[@chrispittman8854]

Thank you. You just don't get this level of writing in Sci-Fi anymore.

[@AndresGonzalez-hx3lb]

Gracias por subirla, un pequeño paso para net , pero un gran paso para la felicidad, conocimiento y dulces recuerdos de muchos... De verdad muchas gracias 😊

[@EduardoSeijas]

Estoy asombrado de los agradecimientos que me trajo esta subida, y como toca la vida y recuerdos de muchos. La verdad que cuando lo armé y subí lo hice como homenaje al gran Bradbury, pensando que no le iba a interesar a nadie. Es gracioso que yo ni supe que existía hasta que la subí. Es una verdadera satisfacción descubrir lo contrario. Un saludo Andrés.

[@FemiNelson-sb1em]

Se me hace muy curiosity que nadie menciona el mensaje de esta pelicula/programs. Nuestro Mundo lamentable se esta muriendo. Socediad es triste y peor porque el Valor de vida y morales no es universal como antes. 💔 😢

[@vickpena5265]

In my hometown in Mexico this was aired at 9 pm on Sundays...I used to watch it...mesmerized at the great story and characters...it is 1982 and I am 7 years old again if I close my eyes listening to this miniseries...

[@luiszapatacasabene9418]

Gracias por el laburo de los subtítulos! Recién hoy descubrí que habían hecho una miniserie de libro de cuentos del Bradbury!

[@v21772]

Así es 🤭👌

[@profelsasaez]

You tube me lo acaba de recomendar. Estoy feliz, Muchas gracias Eduardo por el aporte.

[@EduardoSeijas]

No sabía que KZbin recomendaba posts. Me alegro que te haya gustado, es una obra maestra. Saludos 🙋‍♂️

[@PasMPM]

One of the best things a high school teacher could do was make us read this book when we were 14 years old in 1995, which captivated me and I finished reading it in just 5 days. I didn't know there was a series of this book. Personally, I would have liked to see the elimination, I think, of the real third expedition, when they are all considered crazy and the Martian himself commits suicide believing he is contaminated by human madness. Furthermore, if I remember correctly, Genevieve Selsior was not a sensual and exciting woman (in the book, that's how Driscoll imagined her because of her nice voice) but a very fat woman, who when he found her was eating cakes and candies and her mouth was all dirty with chocolate, and he flees in terror. I seem to remember that those lines ended with something like "And just in case, Driscoll never answers a phone again that rings alone in the city" hahaha!!! Later, some long shots that contribute nothing could have lasted less, but in general, the mini series is supported by the messages it gives, for which neither a AAA production nor millions of dollars in special effects are needed. I don't deny that it would be nice to see it like that, but this is enough. Thank you and greetings!!!

[@kingbolo4579]

I think this was shown in Britain in 1984. I watched it as a young teenager. At the time I thought it came out of the distant past, featuring as it did forgotten stars like Rock Hunter, whom I had seen in the movies from the early sixties my mother watched, or Darren McGavin, who was in Kolchak, the Night Stalker, another period piece of extreme antiquity. From the vantage point of over forty years later, I see how recent they had been when I was first exposed to them. What a magnificent program this was. I have never forgotten it.

[@Brian-uy2tj]

I read the book in high school, about 50 years ago. Ray Bradbury was a great science fiction writer whose real life predictions about the future were amazingly accurate. The Martian Chronicles were very thoughtfully written and I enjoy this mini series very much.

[@pathfinder1962]

i remember watching this in 1980 i was 18 then and i haven't seen this since. well now i can watch this masterpiece again after all these years thank you for uploading this gem 😊😊😊

[@CarlosFuentes-fk8md]

Yo tenía 16 en 1980. Te recomiendo el libro. Es maravilloso.

[@ericcantwell5582]

This is actually one of the most pleasant movies to just listen to in the background. It has this uniquely 70s-80s TV movie soundtrack that really reflects the Bionic Man type of vibe. Really cool and fun!

[@stephenkay4008]

I have watched this quite a few times since originally watching it in the early 1980’s and never fail to be stunned by the costume and production design. Sure, some of the models and effects look a bit dated now, but when it gets things right, the atmosphere is superbly eerie and powerful.

[@tmarq4655]

Rock Hudson played in this series so many years ago, and still worth watching.

[@newsbender]

It's worth watching _because_ it was made many years ago, not in spite of it.

[@marksmith3947]

Darren McGavin is really atrocious in the second part. I'm very glad to have the series available though. This was an attempt at serious science fiction. The attempt didn't succeed, but these days they don't even try. I think it's been more than 30 years since there was a serious sci fi movie

[@Katsnacks]

The alien eyes are beautiful, The outfits , I love the flowy Alien attire , The bell bottoms and vans sneakers the astronauts are wearing . Rock Hudson’s dramatic performance, Kojack as cowboy restauranteur! I’m going to have to research the costuming department. This series is so 70s camp . Someone please find Rock Hudson’s fishing hat at the end please 😂

[@MossyMozart]

@Katsnacks - I didn't know Darren McGavin was in "Kojack", unless you are thinking of the Carl Kolchak character in "The Night Stalker" series. He was in many great TV shows and films, but lately he is probably best known as the famous furnace-fighter in the film, "A Christmas Story".

[@gerardospatola7255]

ESTUVE AÑOS ESPERANDO VOLVER A VERLA!!! MUCHAS GRACIAS POR SUBIRLA!!!

[@EduardoSeijas]

Me alegro Gerardo, mucha gente me ha dicho lo mismo.

[@kuriochile]

@@EduardoSeijas gracias. Se oye mejor que con el doblaje castellano de España.

[@EduardoSeijas]

@@kuriochile 👍

[@bettyleeist]

I used to have the book;The Martian 👽 Chronicles from my cousin who lives in Illinois.I think,I must’ve gotten it as a graduation 👩‍🎓 gift 🎁 when I was a Senior in High School?I recognize the movie 🎥 stars that we have had in those days.The 1980”s were the start of an amazing decade!😊😊😊😊

[@FemiNelson-sb1em]

I thought the same, bc I was so young, just 22 in 1980. However, it sadly was a continuation of how deceived we were in how Society & the world just ignored series & movies like this that Mankind must take care of our own universally instead of looking for other planets to repeat the same exact mistakes n with quicker actions via Technology. 😢

[@PAHpish]

My favorite book in a mini series is all I could ever ask for. 💜 Thank you for sharing.

[@EduardoSeijas]

I am very glad you liked my post so much. I discovered the real Bradbury with his Chronicles. 🙂

[@n.ec.l.6496]

¡Mil gracias por subirla y por los subtítulos!

[@ScooterFXRS]

Well done, Eduardo. Thank you for sharing.

[@yolita51espinioza65]

I was 10 years old when this came out. We we’re excited to watch.

[@gregorysagegreene]

R.I.P. Commissioner McMillan. "Shedding their human forms as nightmares fade into a new dawn." -the yearnful poetry of Bradbury. e.g: 'The Fog Horn', 'Embroidery'.

[@alexmontilla5731]

Muchas GRACIAS Edu Seijas, por este MARAVILLOSO y didáctico aporte en pro del AUTO-CONOCIMIENTO , para la humanidad de este planeta... Ayudas a la evolución de la consciencia colectiva que trasciende al ego ilusorio que "rige" este plano existencial.... Que la Paz sea en todos y cada uno... ... THANK YOU very much Edu Seijas, for this WONDERFUL and educational contribution in favor of SELF-KNOWLEDGE, for the humanity of this planet... You help the evolution of the collective consciousness that transcends the illusory ego that "rules" this existential plane... May Peace be in each and every one.

[@EduardoSeijas]

Me alegro que te haya gustado y haya sido un aporte 🖐️

[@albertogutierrez9091]

Gracias por el trabajo invertido Eduardo, un recuerdo de la infancia a principios de los 80's. y que viene a tono con la reciente expedición de la NASA en estos días al planeta rojo. Saludos y gracias nuevamente.

[@EduardoSeijas]

Que lindo comentario Alberto y justo en este momento tan apropiado. Saludos desde Uruguay 🙋‍♂️

[@davidmarquezluna9925]

Que gran película !!!!!! Cuanto aprendí esta tarde!! Creo que Acaban de transformarse en mi varios conceptos filosóficos de percibir esta vida 👍👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@EduardoSeijas]

Bradbury, el poeta de la Ciencia Ficción. Son relatos de la década de 1950 y siguen teniendo una enorme vigencia hoy 🙋

[@modehead101]

Superb incidental music. Despite the odd production flaws, this adaption is oddly atmospheric and quite well acted in places.

[@Teh_Goat]

Brilliant Thank you so much for uploading this I remember watching it as a child

[@alcuinmacdonald]

I was 9 when this aired, and remember bits. The kid in me is excited to watch this all again. The adult me however was very concerned at the collection of spikes kept at the bottom of the stairs in the Martians home.

[@Asdfghj-y3q]

Estaba viendo esta serie hace 35 años, en una TV de Blanco y Negro, la Tercera Expedición. Llegó mi padre ya tarde en la noche del trabajo, y me dijo: “ah, Crónicas Marcianas, ahí está el libro en el librero ¿sabes?, deberías leerlo”, yo solo pensé que fastidioso que me quisiera poner a leer en vacaciones, pero no había visto la serie desde el principio, después de un tiempo no pude más; tenía que saber cómo había iniciado todo. Y tomé el libro. Que maravilla “El verano del Cohete”. Ese día empecé a leer, y terminé leyendo toda aquella biblioteca de mi padre, recuerdo con mucho cariño “El Hombre Ilustrado”. Pero siempre que me preguntan sobre los libros que más me influenciaron, Crónicas Marcianas está ahí.

[@srita_yachy]

Gracias por subir ésto! 💖✨ Es realmente una maravilla!

[@dinovelt2155]

I was a small child when I saw a small portion of a chapter on tv but I did not paid much attention. Some one changed the channel. A few days ago Found this And Im about to watch the full video. Thanks.

[@alebroker7587]

Bradbury was more a Fantasy writer than a Sci Fi, but he was still great.

[@homocognito5th936]

gracias por subir está joya de lo que significa parte de la Gran Desclasificación, que aunque piensen que es mera ciencia ficción tiene mucho realidad, que según quisieron hacerla ficción.

[@GlasUndMetall]

When the sandships are sailing away, that is such beautiful art.

[@jeronimoeduardoherrejon3639]

Gracias , muy buen mensaje , espero logren encontrarlo y compartirlo

[@quinarojnav5425]

Amabamos a Ray Bradbury en el colegio, despues en la Universidad me lei todas sus obras. Sin embargo no conoci esta serie.Notable lo bien hecha para esos años. El mensaje sigue vigente, La he maratoneado en medio de quehaceres rutinarios. Muchas gracias por subirla 😊

[@draconis3606]

Thank you for posting this great memory.

[@Cesar.g.e.1345]

Que bueno por fin la veré de nuevo gracias por subir este grandioso material saludos desde Chile 👋👋

[@FemiNelson-sb1em]

Lastima que el mensaje fue ignorado, y toda via es ignorado 😢

[@luthermcgee3767]

This is the absolutely first time ive watched The Martian Chronicles: I like the geometric shapes in this- they remind me of a structure on mars ( which looks like a pyramid) that also caught my eye when i was reading a book on mars. This movie is enchanting, and awe inspiring. But of course, it was made when scientists didnt know that mars has only an atmospheric pressure of only 6 milibars, and way too cold to traverse its surface without being dressed like an Eskimo.

[@tripfreeman-xx8rn]

Thank You so very much for uploading this 👊🙏