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Director
Byron Haskin
Guión
Daniel Defoe novela"Robinson Crusoe"
John C. Higgins
Ib Melchior
Reparto
Paul Mantee ... Cmdr. Christopher 'Kit' Draper
Victor Lundin ... Friday
Adam West ... Col. Dan McReady
Sinopsis
Spun from Daniel DeFoe's tale of the titular character, this sci-fi story involves a spaceship commander, Chris Draper (Paul Mantee) in a similar situation to the original Robinson Crusoe -- but rather than being stranded on an island, our hero is on a hostile planet. Draper, Colonel Dan McReady (Adam West), and a test monkey look as if they are going to collide with a meteor. Draper and the chimp are able to eject themselves from the vessel, but McReady is not so lucky. The two survivors safely land on Mars and figure out how to breathe, drink, and eat on the inhospitable planet. (All Movie Guide)
REVIEWS
Time Out Film Guide: Intelligently imaginative sci-fi version of the Defoe classic, in which an astronaut and his monkey are stranded on Mars, and later joined by the humanoid slave of an alien race. Haskin and producer George Pal provide the same excellent camerawork and special effects that marked their earlier War of the Worlds and Naked Jungle (the hostility of the Martian landscape is spectacularly evoked in California's Death Valley); but here, harnessed to a surprisingly faithful rendition of Defoe's conception, the result is an economical, subtle study both of Crusoe's will to survive, and of the hesitant growing friendship between the astronaut and his futuristic Friday. Most remarkably, Haskin avoids sentimentality even when dealing with the monkey, such is the assured sensitivity of the film.
All Movie Guide: Although its title suggests that this is a film to avoid, Robinson Crusoe on Mars is actually surprisingly good. Although a considerable financial failure at the time (despite general critical approval), Crusoe has gained quite a cult reputation over the years and is deservedly beloved by science fiction aficionados. Remarkably faithful in spirit to the Daniel Defoe novel, Crusoe benefits from an intelligent screenplay that celebrates the human spirit and its resilience without becoming arch or preachy. It also tells an exciting story, with carefully drawn characters (even when one of those characters talks very little). Director Byron Haskin does an excellent job of conveying the loneliness, isolation, and desperation that the Robinson Crusoe character (actually one Commander Chris Draper), feels, as well as the pride and pleasure at his accomplishments in surviving. Haskin also sensitively handles the relationship between Commander Draper and runaway slave Friday, so that it develops into a friendship rather than a master-servant arrangement. Winton Hoch's excellent cinematography is a decided plus, giving a low budget film a very believable look and making Death Valley resemble a very credible Mars. And Paul Mantee turns in very solid work as Crusoe, anchoring the film in a crucial way. A delightful and uplifting film, Robinson Crusoe on Mars deserves a much wider audience.
SPECIAL FEATURES (esto en el torrent, en el eMule sólo está la película con el audiocomentario)
• Audio commentary (as second audio track) featuring screenwriter Ib Melchior, actors Paul Mantee and Victor Lundin, production designer Al Nozaki, Oscar-winning special effects designer and Robinson Crusoe on Mars historian Robert Skotak, and excerpts from a 1979 audio interview with director Byron Haskin.
• Destination: Mars, a new video featurette by Michael Lennick detailing the science behind Robinson Crusoe on Mars
• Excerpts from Melchior's original screenplay (as a PDF file)
• New music video for Victor Lundin's song "Robinson Crusoe on Mars"
• Stills gallery of behind-the-scenes photos, production designs, and promotional material (as PNG DVD screenshots)
• Theatrical trailer
Note: The trailer and music video files came out with NVOPs according to GSpot, even though I used standalone settings and no packed bitstream. However MPEG4Modifier reports respectively only 1 (0,02%) and 2 (0,03%) NVOPs so it should play without problems on standalone players. (Vamos, que tiene packet bitstream)
Lo dejo todo en universal inglés, por vagancia más que nada...
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Robinson Crusoe on Mars (Byron.Haskin, 1964) DVDRip Criterion.avi 
Subítulos Ingles - Español (gracias a Teeninlove)
El DVD9 inmaculado está en cinematikDirector
Byron Haskin
Guión
Daniel Defoe novela"Robinson Crusoe"
John C. Higgins
Ib Melchior
Reparto
Paul Mantee ... Cmdr. Christopher 'Kit' Draper
Victor Lundin ... Friday
Adam West ... Col. Dan McReady
Sinopsis
Spun from Daniel DeFoe's tale of the titular character, this sci-fi story involves a spaceship commander, Chris Draper (Paul Mantee) in a similar situation to the original Robinson Crusoe -- but rather than being stranded on an island, our hero is on a hostile planet. Draper, Colonel Dan McReady (Adam West), and a test monkey look as if they are going to collide with a meteor. Draper and the chimp are able to eject themselves from the vessel, but McReady is not so lucky. The two survivors safely land on Mars and figure out how to breathe, drink, and eat on the inhospitable planet. (All Movie Guide)
REVIEWS
Time Out Film Guide: Intelligently imaginative sci-fi version of the Defoe classic, in which an astronaut and his monkey are stranded on Mars, and later joined by the humanoid slave of an alien race. Haskin and producer George Pal provide the same excellent camerawork and special effects that marked their earlier War of the Worlds and Naked Jungle (the hostility of the Martian landscape is spectacularly evoked in California's Death Valley); but here, harnessed to a surprisingly faithful rendition of Defoe's conception, the result is an economical, subtle study both of Crusoe's will to survive, and of the hesitant growing friendship between the astronaut and his futuristic Friday. Most remarkably, Haskin avoids sentimentality even when dealing with the monkey, such is the assured sensitivity of the film.
All Movie Guide: Although its title suggests that this is a film to avoid, Robinson Crusoe on Mars is actually surprisingly good. Although a considerable financial failure at the time (despite general critical approval), Crusoe has gained quite a cult reputation over the years and is deservedly beloved by science fiction aficionados. Remarkably faithful in spirit to the Daniel Defoe novel, Crusoe benefits from an intelligent screenplay that celebrates the human spirit and its resilience without becoming arch or preachy. It also tells an exciting story, with carefully drawn characters (even when one of those characters talks very little). Director Byron Haskin does an excellent job of conveying the loneliness, isolation, and desperation that the Robinson Crusoe character (actually one Commander Chris Draper), feels, as well as the pride and pleasure at his accomplishments in surviving. Haskin also sensitively handles the relationship between Commander Draper and runaway slave Friday, so that it develops into a friendship rather than a master-servant arrangement. Winton Hoch's excellent cinematography is a decided plus, giving a low budget film a very believable look and making Death Valley resemble a very credible Mars. And Paul Mantee turns in very solid work as Crusoe, anchoring the film in a crucial way. A delightful and uplifting film, Robinson Crusoe on Mars deserves a much wider audience.
SPECIAL FEATURES (esto en el torrent, en el eMule sólo está la película con el audiocomentario)
• Audio commentary (as second audio track) featuring screenwriter Ib Melchior, actors Paul Mantee and Victor Lundin, production designer Al Nozaki, Oscar-winning special effects designer and Robinson Crusoe on Mars historian Robert Skotak, and excerpts from a 1979 audio interview with director Byron Haskin.
• Destination: Mars, a new video featurette by Michael Lennick detailing the science behind Robinson Crusoe on Mars
• Excerpts from Melchior's original screenplay (as a PDF file)
• New music video for Victor Lundin's song "Robinson Crusoe on Mars"
• Stills gallery of behind-the-scenes photos, production designs, and promotional material (as PNG DVD screenshots)
• Theatrical trailer
Note: The trailer and music video files came out with NVOPs according to GSpot, even though I used standalone settings and no packed bitstream. However MPEG4Modifier reports respectively only 1 (0,02%) and 2 (0,03%) NVOPs so it should play without problems on standalone players. (Vamos, que tiene packet bitstream)
Lo dejo todo en universal inglés, por vagancia más que nada...
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Datos
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Robinson Crusoe on Mars (Byron.Haskin, 1964) DVDRip Criterion.avi Subítulos Ingles - Español (gracias a Teeninlove)
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