Voyage to the Prehistoric Planet 1965 | Roger Corman, Basil Rathbone | Adventure, Sci-Fi

In 2020, after the colonization of the moon, 3 spaceships Vega, Sirius and Capella set out to explore the planet Venus. Upon reaching their destination, they discover a planet teeming with dinosaurs and a dubious trace of an advanced and hidden civilization.
Directors: Curtis Harrington, Pavel Klushantsev
Writer: Curtis Harrington
Stars: Basil Rathbone, Faith Domergue, Marc Shannon
Genres: Classics, Cult Film, Roger Corman, Adventure, Sci-Fi
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[@alexsyritsyn6307]

Ой, вообше супер! Фильм Клушанцева "Планета бурь"! 1962 года! Ведь было же время, когда у нас воровали, а не мы копировали...

[@royfugate]

Planeta Bur (Russian: Планета бурь) is a 1962 Sovcolor Soviet science fiction film. In English, the film is often informally referred to as Planet of the Storms, Planet of Storms, Planet of Tempests, Planeta Burg, and Storm Planet.In 1965, American film producer Roger Corman gained access to the Soviet film footage and hired film student Curtis Harrington to prepare it for an American release. Harrington added several American-made scenes starring Basil Rathbone and Faith Domergue, which replaced scenes of two of the Russian cast, and dubbed the dialogue to English. The resulting film, re-titled Voyage to the Prehistoric Planet, went directly to television from American International Pictures. In the cast and credits, the Russian actors’ names were replaced with fake non-Russian names; for example, the Russian actor Georgiy Zhzhonov was credited as "Kurt Boden". In 1968, American film director Peter Bogdanovich (under the name Derek Thomas) was hired by Corman to create a second, different American film version, re-titled Voyage to the Planet of Prehistoric Women, to which was added new scenes with American actress Mamie Van Doren and several other attractive women playing Venusians (wearing sea shell brassieres). Also included were some minor scenes from another Russian SF film, Mikhail Karyukov's Nebo Zovyot. This second Americanized version is essentially the same as Corman's first, but retold with a parallel viewpoint of the telepathic Venusian women, whose god (a large pterosaur-like flying creature) is killed by the Earth men, and includes an ending with an ironic twist: The Venusian women find a new god to worship, the now eroded and non-functional robot John. Corman's 2nd version may have had some limited theatrical releases in the American South on the drive-in circuit, but primarily became a "TV movie" released through American International Television.

[@RSF-DiscoveryTime]

"Voyage To The Prehistoric Planet" I first saw on UHF TV around '73. TV Guide listed it as coming from Czechoslovakia! I read that Pavel Klushantsev got into some trouble for the scene in PLANETA that showed the female cosmonaut crying. A local party official was very disturbed that Klushantsev portrayed a Soviet woman as "weak".

[@Victor-mt1xm]

63 года прошло, без компьютеров, а снят фильм БЕПОДОБНО. УМЕЛИ СОЗДАВАТЬ ФИЛЬМЫ В СССР.

[@user-ox3kv9bb7o]

Это фильм советский ПЛАНЕТА БУРЬ . Какая то англоязычная версия ,с другими вставками ! Наш фильм 1961года ,а этот микс 1965 года !

[@CultCinemaClassics]

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[@user-vc3cr2mz6c]

В США купленный советский фильм был перемонтирован студией, специализирующейся, в основном, на фильмах ужасов «Америкэн Интернешнэл» Роджера Кормана, с изъятием ряда эпизодов и добавлением новых, и в таком виде выпущен в американский прокат под названием «Путешествие на доисторическую планету» 1965 года (Википедия)

[@smart4645]

Да СОВЕТСКАЯ " ПЛАНЕТА БУРЬ " и 2023 году смотрится ЗАМЕЧАТЕЛЬНО !!!!!

[@antonvedov]

«Путешествие на доисторическую планету» (1965) это перемонтированный фильм «Планета бурь». «Планета бурь» - это научно-фантастический художественный фильм, поставленный на киностудии «Леннаучфильм» (СССР) в 1961 году режиссёром Павлом Клушанцевым по мотивам одноимённой повести Александра Казанцева. Фильм закупило 28 стран мира и он оказал значительное влияние на отечественную и мировую кинофантастику следующих десятилетий и был признан одним из важных этапов в мировом фантастическом кинематографе. А в 1968 году в США был выпущен ещё один перемонтированный вариант фильма «Планеты бурь» под названием «Путешествие на планету доисторических женщин» Фильм оказал влияние франшизу «Звёздные войны» Джорджа Лукаса и кинофильм Стенли Кубрика «Космическая одиссея 2001 года», но не только на них, так, к примеру, «Железный Джон» один из героев фильма «Планета бурь», тонущий в лаве с вытянутой в верх рукой, появился задолго до фильма «Терминатор 2», а флиппер из «Звездных войн», не только сохранил принцип работы оригинала, но и его дизайн. Дизайн специальных скафандров созданных для кинофильма, был использован в отечественной космонавтике и режиссёром Ридли Скоттом в его фильме «Прометей», а технику съёмки через аквариум использовал кинорежиссёр Джеймс Кэмерон при съёмках своего фильма «Титаник»

[@z2D9ryK7]

O ,to już Rosja panuje w kosmosie ???

[@user-dz6cb5it2u]

@@antonvedovПеремонтировали -так у американцев называется украли...

[@randquadrozzi1280]

The underwater special effects were amazing.

[@lancerevell5979]

😂 Stingray did the "film through an aquarium" routine better.

[@randquadrozzi1280]

@@lancerevell5979 It might have come out better that way.

[@RSF-DiscoveryTime]

I read the scene was filmed through an aquarium. The weird little octopus-creature in that scene was undoubtedly a marionette.

[@randquadrozzi1280]

@@RSF-DiscoveryTime budget constraints.But I love that cheesy stuff.

[@davidhewson8605]

What a smashing sci-fi flick !. Robot, early Lost in Space. Car with no wheels. Lizard geysers jumping in mud. 1960 Mars was a spot in our skies. Lady Marsians were tough though !!. Thanks sci-fi mates. Dave

[@ericastier1646]

What a delightful moral and mentally healthy group of astronauts. This movie exceeded my expectations. Their attitude in face of danger is no worries and relaxed. Their nerves are impeccable. That's the main reason i liked this movie. The woman too was delightful in her constance and calm stable mind something completely lost today !!!

[@jorgegonzalez-larramendi5491]

Oh for the age of quaalude

[@tristanwolske8201]

The space suits in this one are incredibly well done!!👍👍

[@howardkerr8174]

While I agree, it looks like they don't wear gloves of any sort so that worrying about infection through a torn suit seems pointless. Or maybe they are wearing gloves and I can't see them?

[@billgreen1861]

​@@howardkerr8174 At the 33:10 mark you can see the gloves on the hands.

[@RSF-DiscoveryTime]

The spacesuits are so cool...it's one of the strong points of the production.

[@robertmann7277]

To infinity and beyond!!!

[@africaunite99]

Planet Bur, is the original title of this film which is of Soviet origin, special effects much more realistic than American B films, a lot of scenes have been stolen to make it an American turnip

[@alexciocca4451]

Thank you for the insight into the history of this movie I can watch it with greater vigor with this knowledge

[@nativeofjasumerosas6948]

The original Russian version is on you tube as "planet of storms"

[@ericastier1646]

So it's a Russian movie ??

[@user-rp5so7ni5f]

@@ericastier1646 конечно!

[@user-yo7ip2iu5m]

​@@ericastier1646yes

[@jorgegonzalez-larramendi5491]

​@@ericastier1646no. Czech

[@jorgegonzalez-larramendi5491]

No. Zcheck. Much more beautiful. Saw it in Cuba early 1960s. The soviets had by then cleaned out their new victim country. Nothing "American " left. A couple of other soviet sci-fis came. Downer soviruss stuff. Their cartoons drove kids to contemplate harakiri. I do think there are more versions. This one product is strange. : )

[@user-ho4lv3ol7f]

Советский фильм " Планета бурь" режиссёра Павла Клушанцева.

[@user-xw4jj3jz2x]

это советский фильм Планета бурь

[@rogerscottcathey]

Pretty good sfx with that hover craft.

[@user-lh3yk6tj6t]

This is the Soviet film "Planet of Storms", which was remounted and re-dubbed from Russian into English. In the original version of this film, a flight to Venus was made (the film was shot before the landing of automatic vehicles and obtaining data on conditions on the surface of the planet, then there were many theories about this). Throughout the film, in the Russian version, interesting scientific ideas were expressed in the dialogues of the characters.

[@colmcmillan173]

Wow! The USA stole a Soviet film! This is the Soviet 'Planet of Storms'. But they forgot to cut out the Cyrillic alphabet: Sirius 1:05:57

[@porteghislaine2940]

J apprecie particulierement les anciens films de science fiction . Merci .👍

[@razorshark9320]

This is a nice film. Love the robot, and the space suits. I would love to have one of those suits.

[@renetr6771]

Made in UdssR. =)

[@lancerevell5979]

They were more realistic than what Star Trek used! 😊

[@dianagillen1362]

Thanks CCC 💓 I'm watching This Movie Live Streamed Now 😍 Great Movie 💓 Thumbs Up for You 🤗I'll watch it often 😍 😄 Stay Well 💓🎶

[@waynebutler7030]

I own this movie it's pretty good not a bad classic sci-fi👍👍👍👍

[@anonagain]

The original Russian version was pretty good. I kinda think Corman's tinkering didn't help it.

[@ghibliinu6616]

@@anonagain The actress that played Masha was so pretty!!

[@ericastier1646]

@@ghibliinu6616Your comment made my day. I agree, and her composure and stability of mind and caring are a beautiful thing when seen in a woman. It's completely lost today. Now women are unclear what femine quality are. Marsha, that's it.

[@ValerAM1000]

Какой хороший фильм. Год съёмки, - год моего рождения. Супер!

[@lindaeasley4336]

This is the version of 2020 I would ve preferred

[@mikemoore9092]

Although Venus would be different from what its portrayed.

[@thadevilzadvocate]

I’m about to go play the outer worlds! Because this movie was the reason I got into that game.

[@feraounepatrice3826]

Thanks for this movie

[@Poisonedblade]

This movie must take place in the second half of 2020.

[@Poisonedblade]

@question everything Soon.

[@Poisonedblade]

@question everything The funny thing is that if it wasn't for the news constant fear mongering, and Planned Global Economic Reset, 2020 would actually be a great year. I know 7 who died in 2019. 0 who died in 2020. My stocks are booming in 2020, too.

[@elenavonpavel-pitts3442]

Well, it starts in 2020 but REALLY picks up and gets downright exciting and TERRIFYING on 2023! Good luck to us all!

[@colmcmillan173]

This would have been possible if the USSR had not been destroyed.

[@brentwalker8596]

I noticed that some of the actors are speaking another language with English dubbing. Turns out this movie uses footage from the original Soviet move and actors along with new scenes with Basil Rathbone and Faith Domergue doing new scenes in English. Kind of a strange concept by Corman.

[@renetr6771]

It was part of the cold war. The original movie (i own it, but only with german dubbing) has a much better story.

[@chrislong3938]

Boy! I was reading the comments about the spacesuits before watching the flick. I wasn't disappointed!

[@964cuplove]

Love the spacious interiors of these spaceships…

[@user-dh5ko2qr8v]

Это Советский филлм Планета бурь

[@davethomas3791]

Extra precise? That makes about as much sense as 150%. The incongruity is strong in this one. Wonder if Marsha will see the Snowbeast? 😀😀

[@user-ku7vj5jb5k]

Актёр Жжёнов красавец. Вот же снимали раньше фильмы! Интересно, страшно, таинственно. Сейчас - одна компьютерная графика и никакой фантазии. Всё - таки в 20 - м веке было интереснее, как думаете? 58:32 Отсылка к "Терминатору - II"? 😭

[@kevenreynolds333]

The technology of this movie is the future of space travel for the next thousand years.

[@user-rt3fb3ox5w]

по костюмам и летающему автомобилю - это советская "Планета бурь".Я ее смотрел в 60е ребенком.

[@Someoldguycoding]

Remind John to be extra precise! Looking forward to it!

[@KarenLee-bs5ms]

This was a really good movie for it's time.. It was considered state of the art when it was made.. The reality of venus is beyond hell..

[@socialmeaslesinpartnership1252]

What a good film!

[@moretimeneeded56]

A fun film which I enjoyed. Apparently set in the year 2020 when we could fly to Venus but still use reel to reel tape recorders.

[@ghssauto]

Not terrible, it was about what I expected. But Faith Domergue's hair though 😄

[@jamesmaultsby5588]

It was called the "Bee Hive"🐝

[@ivanigorpollick6690]

it is a fun to wach these old movies,,so naive

[@ericastier1646]

naive ? mm it's hard to do worse than today.

[@user-ev7os9zm3o]

Выпущен под впечатлением на советский фантастический фильм,, Планета бурь ".

[@sinjinmonsoon9055]

The year is 2020, we have colonized the moon. LOL

[@dandavatsdasa8345]

Original! Scifi space suits must be a real novelty. Great spaceship accommodations! The guess that came to mind was that the dinosaurs are too big. There would likely be a need for plenty of food for large animals. Would it be more believable if the place was swarming with insects? Then there might be some larger animals eating the insects? Going by modern findings there may be a story regarding cities built in the clouds. Thank you for sharing interesting old videos!

[@dentonfender6492]

Amazing! Movie makers, and 1960's people in general thought the USA was making so much progress in space research, the writer of this movie put the date at 2020, and we today in 2023 aren't anywhere near the progress they depict in this Roger Corman movie.

[@JoseyWales44s]

Those same people failed to take into account the misplaced priorities of our political leaders.

[@BruceAlarie]

well put and the moral and cultural disarray@@JoseyWales44s

[@giggling_boatswain]

This is a 1962 Soviet film - “Planet of Storms”. The film was made using unique combined filming technologies, which were far ahead of the foreign analogues that existed at that time. The film did not gain much fame in its homeland, but was purchased by 28 countries, including the USA, where it was re-edited by the American International studio (Roger Corman Productions) with the removal of a number of episodes and the addition of new ones, and was released in this form released in America under the title Journey to a Prehistoric Planet. There was no mention that this was a film production from the USSR, and in the credits the Soviet actors who remained in the frame were given English names and surnames. American actors Basil Rathbone and Faith Domergue, who appeared in the new scenes, played all their scenes in half a day on the set of the film Queen of Blood (1966), in which they were filming at the time.

[@alantasman8273]

@@JoseyWales44s Ie...the welfare state.

[@scotpens]

@@giggling_boatswain Basil Rathbone was a South African-born Britisher. Although he lived in the USA for much of his adult life, he never became a U.S. citizen.

[@chirelle.alanalooney8609]

You are expected to stay together especially on a New Planet , or when you dive anywhere. All kinds of bad things could happen to you, and if you are alone, well then, Good Night.

[@glitchnyrmatrix7296]

Sad to see Robot John fall face down in the chocolate sauce. Exactly like Rodan trying to escape the Flames of the volcano except different.

[@skoryuskorik3283]

Это наши актеры СССР

[@user-py5zf2rs1e]

И фильм изначально наш.

[@Za-CAMNEM]

Жёнова очень трудно с кем либо перепутать,весьма своеобразный типаж лица и манеры.

[@prladue]

Looks like a fun one 😁

[@carlosperez-dw1dp]

Gran película, los trajes espaciales son exelentes.

[@jamesanthony8438]

cnn's been so wrapped up cheerleading the B.S. going on in the world that we've completely missed the colonization of the moon this year. =( ---------- Faith Domergue, who portrays Dr. Marsha Evans, also played Dr. Ruth Adams in "This Island Earth" ---------- *1965:* "In 2020, we'll have colonies on the moon and voyages to prehistoric planets!" *2020:* "What gender am I?! This statue offends me! REEEEEE!"

[@warrensmith2902]

Wow, nothing like seeing a localizer as a leveling device.

[@billclisham8668]

The makers of this movie sure had a different vision of what 2020 would look like than what it turned out to be.....LOL

[@daphnewilson7966]

Not to mention, what conditions on Venus are like!

[@colmcmillan173]

This would have been possible if the USSR had not been destroyed.

[@paullowman9131]

A LOT better... ☹

[@nelitasciretta7101]

Really loved that robot!

[@jayfonz5765]

Ha! That music score and T-Rex roar ripped right from "Dinosaurus!"

[@stellaferrara2884]

Muy bien lograda para la epoca, aqui en Argentina la pasaban muchas veces en tv los sabados por la tarde hace bastante tiempo atras, me fascinaba verla como otras del mismo genero son parte de una cultura que deberiamos seguir conservando...gracias por compartir💜🌎

[@CultCinemaClassics]

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[@marcelarosales316]

Muy sorprendida. Dice año 2020 y yo viendola en 2023. Tenian una idea muy adelantada de la ciencia. Unas cosas se han cumplido, no siempre con buen resultado, y otras de verdad espero nunca sucedan

[@bustershaw9230]

Great early sci Fi . People in the comment should just enjoy it.

[@ericastier1646]

they do, all like it.

[@user-uf5gp4fu3n]

A really great classic..,😊

[@renetr6771]

And a lie. It was stolen and changed to be more "USA" - like.

[@user-vo8yj9xz2k]

Это советская классика

[@frankvoncobbenrodt885]

Habe den Film als KZbin Video auf deutsch gesehen, finde ihn nicht mehr 😢

[@james_t_kirk]

*A rainstorm on Venus was likely first shown in this movie and would not be seen again until Ray Bradbury's, "The Illustrated Man" in the segment "The Long Rain" starring Rod Steiger.*

[@Neutronia1]

Great classic film and who could resist the great Basil Rathbourne? They all thought back then that Venus was the most likely to hold life, many films show this. Now we know it's a molten bed of lava, noxious gasses and impossible to sustain any life as we know it, at least on the surface.

[@ericastier1646]

Well said. Life as we know it.. I think that the depth of the ocean give us a glimpse of how quickly life changes when the chemical and physical conditions changes. The deep sea creatures beat everything we've imagined in Sci Fi movies and that is still real earth creatures. That tells me that extra terrestrial life is going to be so unlike what we expect that we won't find it soon because the interface between our livable conditions and theirs is probably too lethal for us to cross no matter the present technology to protect us and as far as senses such as vision, sound and touch they would be totally incompatible with our constitution.

[@SilkeBrigitte]

Thank you so much for uploading this video! It reminds me in a way of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's "The Lost World"...

[@GregCorrell]

I envy you both. Bon voyage. She’s entering the cloud layer. She’s moving well.

[@kathylong4712]

Love the bee hive hair doo

[@DavidRice111]

(just a disguise to conceal her Martian head 😧)

[@williamjackson5767]

Thanks

[@SYLTales]

Wow. Excellent color grading. ;)

[@Dustandfuzz]

Really liked their hovercraft

[@lancerevell5979]

Cute little Space Car they have. An early version of Star Wars' Speeder. Radio has a "short in the power circuit"? Need to try "reversing the polarity", always works on Star Trek! 😂

[@stutzbearcat5624]

You know Star Wars dude watched this film.

[@vger9084]

Prefer the original with subtitles. But it's still a fun watch even with extra stuff added in.

[@explicitcontent9235]

I'm hard of hearing an the cc is not adding up just like the chocolate pickle kissers in Washington D.C. the D.C. is for dictators and communist.

[@anonagain]

This is one of two movies producer Roger Corman ripped off, er cinematically cannibalized from the Russian film "Planeta Bur" (Planet of Storms). They replace two of the Russian actors with scenes of Basil Rathbone and Faith Domergue, the rest is the original movie edited and dubbed into English. Another craptastic adventure from American-International Television Inc. Thanks @CCC - is this the version with the telepathic women in clam shell bikinis or am I thinking of a different movie? :)

[@kathleens.4324]

No, anona, you're thinking of "Prehistoric Women," featuring Mamie Van Doren and her, um...girls. The costume designer is said to have had great difficulty locating the size DDDDDD shells for Mamie's shell bra.

[@anonagain]

​@@kathleens.4324 Thanks for the clarification Kathleen - they probably should have gone with skulls for Mamie ;) I've seen so many B movies over the years, they all blur together in my little mind.

[@DavidRice111]

Ain't Wiki great? (contribute yet?)

[@GeneralSulla]

I was wondering. That captain had distinctly Russian features. Half Rus, half Mongol, and more than a little vodka use. 😂

[@cesarusacter5861]

Планета бурь. 1961г. СССР)

[@paulbacchus1015]

💝💝💝💝💝💝💝 love it, hugely enjoyable, some of this waa taken from a Russian science fictiion movie made in 1962 and I can see tv's Star Trek and Lost In Space took some influence from it. Paul Bacchus esq

[@componenx]

Agreed; some of the music/sound effects are pretty Star Trek also.

[@alexanderbarboza5852]

Film 60s Scifi terror suspenso con Basil Rathbone excelente recuerdo 📽🎞👍🚀🚀🛸🌏🦖🦕

[@feralbluee]

Basil Rathbone - already looks good! :) I take it back!! 😦🙄

[@etelkaolah2621]

Jó film volt köszönöm szépen a fel töltést

[@CultCinemaClassics]

@etelkaolah2621 😉👍

[@paulppchristman5827]

Saw this and its damned near identical "sister" flick "Voyage to the Planet of Prehistoric Women" courtesy of Sir Graves Ghastly back in the third grade, 1969--70. Fun way for kids to spend a rainy Saturday afternoon, playing Monopoly while watching Sir Graves !! Wonderful, fascinating, innocent age for children, not at all like today. I feel sorry for kids being raised in these all-around tense, angry, neurotic, covid and ethnicity-obsessed times.

[@saturn722]

I was the kid that wanted to be out in the rain! Maybe that’s why I became a meteorologist!

[@rodjarrow6575]

Considering the fact that it was originally a Soviet film that was remounted in Hollywood and released on cinema screens under a different name: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Planeta_Bur

[@robinanompurwoko1738]

Inget masa kecilku sering nonton flm seri ini di tvri .

[@deandeann1541]

A Jetson's bubble car!

[@user-ef2vz5os7k]

А что там делает Георгий Жжёнов?

[@user-zy8yl8in1w]

Это фильм. Планета бурь. СССР 1961год

[@skitshappen7470]

If this is a typical example of Soviet science fiction, I'd like to see more.

[@user-sz2nb9xu8q]

Hadn't seen this one previously. S/f which turned out tad better than expectations! Presumably low budget too, yet had a more pricey look to it re various scenes. Quite decent Sci-fi I thought, Marsha character thought also added to it with her sensible congenial persona played by Faith Domergue.

[@thebrothers3971]

I enjoyed it. I am looking for a movie where the ship lands on a planet and everything is an illusion? It looks like fields and bushes but when a crewmember puts his arm through it is extremely cold and the arm freezes? They meet a woman and she comes on the spaceship, when it leaves she disappears. That is all I remember.

[@scotpens]

You're thinking of Journey to the Seventh Planet (1962), starring John Agar.

[@thebrothers3971]

@@scotpens Hi, Cheers that looks like the one. Now to find a copy of it.

[@josepherhardt164]

"Never set it to 2020" -- Is that, umm... , 20/20 hindsight?

[@anthonycrnkovich5241]

It's interesting this film is set in 2020, and we're four years past that and nowhere near the level of space travel the film depicts.

[@EJStoner18]

Andre, don't go too far. Andre goes too far.

[@BushCampingTools]

Why does everyone say this is a Roger Corman movie? Heck he dubbed a classic Russian movie and added a few of his own actors. The Original movie: Planet Of Storms (1962)

[@user-ox3kv9bb7o]

ПЛАНЕТА БУРЬ СССР

[@BushCampingTools]

Yes indeed! @@user-ox3kv9bb7o

[@sylviastreet6785]

The drawings at the beginning looks like someone had a bad LSD trip!

[@user-yl2ni9no7i]

Это советский фильм "Планета бурь" 1961 год, который переделали американцы.

[@billyfoster3223]

Cheesy cool movie!😗👍😁

[@doncorleone13]

Good film Yeah 👊🔥

[@user-ne3sm6nx7e]

Странно как то,актеры наши,а все по анг.Вижу там Жженова!!

[@user-py5zf2rs1e]

Так это и есть советский фильм Планета бурь. Они кое-что изменили и за свое выдали.

[@user-ht7gd7hh3j]

СССР.

[@williamscoggin1509]

Did anyone else notice how weird the subtitles are on this? The actors are speaking perfect English but the subtitles or like they've been written by somebody who wasn't watching the movie. Same meaning but where did completely different. I've never seen this before.

[@thomass8362]

I bet that fire really feels warm sitting next to it in a full spacesuit! lol

[@dentonfender6492]

I'm pretty sure most people knew that Venus was a little warm like approximately 900 degrees Fahrenheit, enough heat to melt lead in 1965. Didn't the Soviet probe, Venera 4 land on Venus in 1964, but of course at that time, the Soviets didn't share much information with us.

[@scotpens]

The original Soviet film Planeta Bur (Planet of Storms) was made in 1962, although I'm sure we knew by then that Venus didn't have swamps and dinosaurs.

[@shanemike3070]

A planet full of woman ,Im gonna get some tin cans and make a space ship

[@lupabogdan6620]

@@scotpens 1961

[@scotpens]

@@lupabogdan6620 According to IMDb, the film was released in the Soviet Union on April 14, 1962.

[@renetr6771]

This IS a soviet movie (it was, before the american film industrie cut it in pieces and added Basil Rathbone). But thats not the point. Today we know a lot more about or solar system and space at all, but also the most modern scifi movies didn't care about scientific facts. Thats the "fiction" - part.

[@user-sw8vb2qo8y]

Good old days when Venus was still a habitable place.

[@colmcmillan173]

But then the Venusians staged a world war...

[@user-sw8vb2qo8y]

@@colmcmillan173 ... and we failed to send weapons to one side to fix it 🙂

[@miguelangelfernandez3446]

¡Que maravilla, estos muchachos andaban por Venus, con el antecesor del "Supercar"!. ¡Aunque en algunas cosas, se parece mas, al "Troncomovil".. 😊😊😊.

[@catchaser52]

If its a Corman film its Good !!

[@user-py5zf2rs1e]

Только это фильм Клушанцева. "Планета бурь"

[@user-ve2yy2gl6t]

Михаил Женов,как его не узнать.