- Studio: Buena Vista Pictures Distribution
- Release Date: Mar 10, 2000
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6.6
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Generally favorable reviews- based on 29 Ratings
User score distribution:
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Positive: 20 out of 29
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Mixed: 3 out of 29
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Negative: 6 out of 29
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RyanM.Sep 4, 20018This film depends on everything it has, which is a whole lot.
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DonaldG.Aug 16, 200110
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GustavoH.R.Jan 11, 20047One of the most underrated - and beautiful sci-fi films of the new century. Exquisitely shot, beautifully scored and suspensful, M2M is a fine entertainment.
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Oct 5, 20117I don' really remember the precise details of "Mission to Mars" (I was a kid back then). But I do still remember the wonderful performance of Tim Robbins as well as his prominent sacrifice for his team. Overall, I believe I liked it.
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JordiP.Jan 18, 20020I think this is one of the most boring and most stupid movies I`ve ever seen. If you want to see a movie about Mars then see "Red Planet."
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YoonC.Sep 23, 20033
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DerekS.Oct 6, 20087I felt the movie was underplayed because of the ending. Overall the movie was good, though the acting in some parts was a little wooden. Special effects were top notch and I liked the premise.
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PatC.Jan 5, 20043
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ColeL.Nov 22, 20017A sci-fi flick, but it holds itself up straight with everthing it has. Which is not a lot.
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GilbertMulroneycakesAndTheSpidersFromMarsNov 25, 20027Brian de "Now-Great, Now-Rubbish" Palma does it again. Watchable enough.
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[Anonymous]Nov 23, 20010Man did this film Suck.
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Oct 2, 20127
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Jun 15, 20118This review contains spoilers, click expand to view.
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May 4, 20124
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20De Palma's film is a mess from its anxious start all the way through to its new-agey end, relying heavily on cribs from Kubrick and Cameron and even the recent "Apollo 13."
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75One of the most gorgeous science-fiction movies ever - and probably also one of the most realistic in detail and scientific extrapolation
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50The picture is equally long on eye-dazzling camera work and New Age sentimentality.