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Destination Moon (Irving Pichel, 1950) [RePoPo]

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Destination Moon (Irving Pichel, 1950) [RePoPo]

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Comments (17): Great movie thank you for seeding • Cool, I loved this when I was a Kid... Let's see if time has gnawed on it fircely. • "Space 1999" -- That was back when Barbara Bain was still *HOT*. Now she's almost 75 years old. What ever happened to Martin Landau? I think he's got the starring role in Don Knott's autobiography. Let's not forget Landau's memorable role in "The Harlem Globetrotters on Gilligan's Island" (1981). • Yes, I have seen "Journey". Loved it, and the Special effects... First saw it in the movie theater when I was a kid. • kenal, sell your fejk products elwere. • Link to the above mentioned flick: <a href="/redirect?http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0064519/">http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0064519/</a> • They made another Sci-Fi movie that is not well known these days "Journey to the far side of the Sun"... It was a pretty good flick, decent story, pretty cool models (loved when the lifting body crashed)... Check it out if you haven't seen it. • I watched Space 1999 when it was new too, it was g

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Comments (6): ep 28, 29, 40 has some errors, the download fails, and cause my pc to make a scandisc. DON'T DOWNLOAD!!! • This download is slow secure1gbps.web-lab.ch/cgi-bin/first.cgi?download=Sailor_Moon_01_200_Complet.rar&ad=0 googled it up here got it fast • What's the difference between this one and the other torrent with the same name? <a href="/redirect?http://thepiratebay.org/torrent/3502561/Sailor_Moon_%5B01_-_200%5D_%5BComplete%5D">http://thepiratebay.org/torrent/3502561/Sailor_Moon_%5B01_-_200%5D_%5BComplete%5D</a> • Someone who might have the possibility to send me some covers of the series. I love Sailor Moon and it would be nice to burn it out on DVD's with covers. Or maybe you know where I can find some of them? In that case. Email me at hannej_92@hotmail.com. A appreciate it. And as soon as I have downloaded all of it I promise I will seed for as long as it's possible for me. Hope to hear from some of you soon. • okey now i got something to do .. :p • But what's the difference between this and your own

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Sailor Moon [01 - 200] [Complete]

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Destination Moon (Irving Pichel, 1950)
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Technical Information
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Type..................: Movie
Container file........: AVI
Video Format..........: H.264
Total Bitrate.........: 2148 Kbps
Audio format..........: AC3 192 Kbps (Untouched)
Audio Languages.......: English 1.0
Subtitles ripped......: Spanish
Resolution............: 704x512
Aspect Ratio..........: 1.37:1
Original Aspect Ratio.: 1.37:1
Color.................: Color
FPS...................: 25.000 fps
Source................: PAL DVD (interlaced)
Duration..............: 01:31:02
Genre.................: Sci-fi
IMDb Rating...........: 6.2
Movie Information.....: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0042393/

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Release Notes
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Plot Synopsis by Mark Deming

Producer George Pal assembled an impressive roster of behind-the-camera talent
-- including noted science fiction author Robert Heinlein and artist Chelsey
Bonestell -- for this pioneering sci-fi adventure. Scientist Dr. Charles
Cargraves (Warner Anderson), former Air Force General Thayer (Tom Powers), and
industrial tycoon Jim Barnes (John Archer) believe that it's time that the U.S.
blazed new trails and found new adventures. Convinced that exploration of space
is the wave of the future (and that America's dominance in space is vitally
important if they are to continue to dominate the Earth), the three men begin
planning and constructing a spaceship called "Luna" in the Mojave Desert that
will take the men to the moon and back. However, anti-American forces begin
flooding the press with propaganda against the moon mission, and finally the men
make their way to moon without the aid of the federal government. While the men
are thrilled to succeed in their mission, it turns out that they miscalculated
the amount of fuel needed to return -- and that the rocket needs to drop a lot
of weight if it is to return to Earth. Destination Moon won an Academy Award for
Best Special Effects of 1950; the film also features a brief appearance by
cartoon favorite Woody Woodpecker, who helps explain how rockets work.
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CAST
Warner Anderson - Dr. Charles Cargraves
John Archer - Jim Barnes
Tom Powers - General Thayer
Dick Wesson - Joe Sweeney
Ted Warde - Brown
Michael Miller
Erin O'Brien-Moore - Emily Cargraves
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CREW
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Irving Pichel - Director
George Pal - Producer
Robert A. Heinlein - Screenwriter / Book Author
James O'Hanlon - Screenwriter
Rip Van Ronkel - Screenwriter
Lionel Lindon - Cinematographer
Leith Stevens - Composer (Music Score)
Duke Goldstone - Editor
Ernst Fegte - Production Designer
George Sawley - Set Designer
William Lynch - Sound/Sound Designer
Lee Zavitz - Special Effects
Walter Lantz - Animator
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SOME REVIEWS
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Bosley Crowthers, June 28th 1950

Considering the fact that the scientists have not yet reached the moon—unless,
perhaps, the Russians have pulled a fast one on us—we're afraid that the
motion-picture audience will have to accept on faith the possibility of the
excursion that is accomplished in "Destination Moon." For the sole demonstration
in this picture which George Pal has produced in rich, luscious Technicolor and
which opened at the Mayfair yesterday is how four American scientists, in a
rocket ship fired into space, ride out to the moon, look it over and then ride
back again.

This, as we say, is a project which, for want of accomplishment as yet, still
smacks of the ventures of Buck Rogers or the earlier imaginings of Jules Verne.
And even though Mr. Pal assures us that everything which happens in this film
has been checked with the highest authorities for what you might technically
expect, this corner withholds its opinion of the voyage's plausibility.

However, we've got to say this for Mr. Pal and his film: they make a lunar
expedition a most intriguing and picturesque event. Even the solemn preparations
for this unique exploratory trip, though the lesser phase of the adventure, are
profoundly impressive to observe. For instance, it is arresting to hear an
eloquent scientist proclaim that the first nation which can use the moon for
launching missiles will control the earth. It is thrilling to be told, in
deepest confidence, that this is the greatest miltary fact of our age. And it is
awesome to watch the mechanics constructing that giant rocket ship.

But, most of all, it is exciting to climb aboard the ship with those four men
(two jumps ahead of the sheriff with a stop-order on the whole trip), to wiggle
and squirm with them in agony as their silver tube roars into space and to join
in their general amazement at the various phenomena which occur. It is even a
little amusing to watch the inevitable comic character float about in
non-gravitational freedom when he becomes a "free orbit," whatever that means.
And the emergency necessity for the scientists to go outside their ship
(i???ntheir inter-space suits) to do repair work while the ship is in flight
cues quite a scene.

After the highly perilous landing of the rocket ship on the moon, accomplished
by turning its nose up and backing in against the pressure of its propelling
jet, the subsequent explorations on the moon are a trifle tame. Nothing to see
but old, dead mountains and craters with cracked and scaling sides. There isn't
a single beautiful female nor even a Russian scientist anywhere, although we're
led to be on the lookout for the latter—just in case. Indeed, there is no
apparent reason for anyone wanting to settle on the moon, and the picture's
departure there-from is no particular cause for regret.

As a matter of fact, the return trip is downhill all the way, despite the
evident efforts of the scriptwriters to make it hum. For, in tossing away much
equipment in order to lighten the ship for its take-off from the moon, the
gentlemen apparently jettisoned what they had left of a script. And the pointed
suspension of the adventure in midair is a weak and dull way out.

However, that may be reasoned. Apparently Mr. Pal did not want to be
scientifically liable for returning any voyagers from the moon. Everything else
he can argue—the departure, the adventures in space, the look of the moon, even
the broadcast that is beamed to the earth from there. And in the performance of
these adventures, we can just as well assume that the male cast employed for
this picture acts as moon voyagers would. Actually, their human reactions are
nothing to their gadgeted ship, their miraculous observations—and those are all
we advise you go to see.
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scifimoviepage.com

More sci than fi, this fairly serious 1950’s vision of what a moon landing might
like be one day has no astronauts being confronted by alien monsters on the moon
or anything of the sort.

Scientifically accurate (for its day) to the 9nth degree, Destination Moon
instead boasts astronauts who use too much rocket fuel in landing on the moon
and then have to get rid of excess weight so as to be able to escape the moon’s
gravitational pull again. You can see German rocket expert Hermann Oberth served
as technical advisor on the film, but it’s not particularly exciting watching a
bunch of guys in spacesuits dump some oxygen tanks on the surface of the moon to
be honest.

Maybe the movie should have stuck more closely to the plot of Rocketship
Galileo, the juvenile 1947 Robert Heinlein novel on which it is based. In
Heinlein’s original novel three boys and their uncle build a spaceship in their
backyard which they use to travel to the moon where they discover Nazis, all of
which is ridiculous of course but sounds much more exciting than dullard
astronauts sawing rungs off ladders. (Heinlein also contributed to the
screenplay along with John O’Hanlon and Rip van Ronkel, which unbelievable as it
sounds is not a complete nom de plume. The author’s real name was Alford van
Ronkel.)

"Heinlein's original novel had Nazis on the moon!"

According to this more serious-minded movie the first mission to the moon was to
be sponsored by American big businesses because government can’t get its act
together. Unknown enemies (commies obviously, but never mentioned by name) would
conspire to stop the mission from ever happening, trying to sway American public
opinion against it. The trip itself would be made in an atomic-powered V2
rocket. The surface of the moon would have tall mountains and a surface like
that of a dry lake bed. As predictive science fiction Destination Moon of course
gets a lot wrong, and therein most of its interest lies: it is representative of
what people in the 1950s thought a rocket trip to the moon would be like one
day.

Big business falls in line by the way, because the American military tells them
that “the race is on — and we'd better win it, because there is absolutely no
way to stop an attack from outer space. The first country that can use the Moon
for the launching of missiles... will control the Earth. That, gentlemen, is the
most important military fact of this century.”

In fairness the movie gets a lot right though. There is quite some “for
beginners” focus on space travel issues such as weightlessness in space, the
properties of vacuum, and the like — all of which makes it about more
scientifically accurate than 90% of most science fiction movies today. Besides,
it was produced by George Pal of War of the Worlds and Time Machine fame back
then for $586, 000 — a tidy sum back then. Also, its idea of the surface of the
moon isn’t that far off. The special effects are quite good for its time (it
deservedly won an Academy award). One can easily imagine Stanley Kubrick having
watched it whilst “researching” 2001: A Space Odyssey and saying, “I can do this
better…”

The movie’s biggest problem though is its plodding pace and nondescript
characters. Only one of the characters is notable from the others, namely the
one played by Dick Wesson, and that is only for his heavy Brooklyn accent and
annoying folkish demeanour. One almost pictures Vin Diesel having based his
grinning buffoon performance in Find Me Guilty on him. Incidentally, in
Destination Moon the first words to be spoken by the first man on the moon are:
“By the grace of God, and the name of the United States of America, I take
possession of this planet on behalf of, and for the benefit of, all mankind.” We
kinda like Neil Armstrong’s better . . .
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And you call yourself a scientist, (www.aycyas.com)

Of all the science fiction films of the 1950s that are today acknowledged as
"classics", Destination Moon is the least known and most under-appreciated,
probably because it offers so little to the casual viewer. Ironically enough, it
is the very qualities that make this film so important that doom it as
entertainment: its technical accuracy; its deliberately low-key, almost
documentary approach; and above all its deadly earnestness – there are no cheap
thrills here. Sadly, this means that although Destination Moon is a landmark in
the development of the science fiction film, and a pioneering work in the true
sense of the word, it can really only be correctly estimated by the viewer who
approaches it with some knowledge of its historical importance, and an active
sense of good will. You will find no aliens, no monsters, no ray-guns, no
strange women in leotards – and no "love interest" – in Destination Moon; just a
painstakingly factual account of how mankind might go about building a rocket
that would take him to the moon. Despite this (or perhaps because of it: this
was, after all, an era when the expression "Popular Science" was not an
oxymoron!), at the time of its first release the film was enormously successful,
grossing about ten times its outlay. Those us of living in a time when space
shuttle flights are so commonplace as to barely rate a mention on the news any
more might find it hard to understand what the fuss was all about. To appreciate
– indeed, to enjoy Destination Moon as it deserves, we must put ourselves in the
place of the audiences of the 1950s, first confronted with a concept so radical,
so outrageous, as a rocket to the moon – and then told that it could really
happen. (The film is rightly listed in NASA’s official timeline of the history
of space travel.) Destination Moon was made at a time when humanity stood on the
brink of an amazing step forward, and by people who were among the first to
grasp that such a thing was possible. While the onscreen action is,
unfortunately but undeniably, rather stodgy, the production as a whole is
nevertheless infused with a sense of wonder, of optimism, of simple faith in man
and what he could achieve. Destination Moon is remarkable – and, looked at from
the correct perspective, thrilling – for being the only space flight film made
in the heyday of the science fiction film to be truly about space flight. This
is not a story about being on the moon, but of getting there; the adventure is
all in the doing.

Destination Moon was the brainchild of writer Robert A. Heinlein and producer
George Pal, the latter of whom managed to sell a studio on the idea of making a
serious film about travelling to the moon after the concept was initially
dismissed as "too fantastic". (Film studios weren’t the only ones who thought
so: in 1948, The American Journal Of Physics published a paper in which the
authors explained exactly why a human being could never travel to the moon;
their chief error was assuming that the 4:1 fuel:rocket launch mass ratio of the
V-2 rocket could not be bettered.) From the start, the project was undertaken
with the utmost seriousness. Experts were brought in to ensure its authenticity,
most notably Hermann Orbeth, an authority on rockets who had previously worked
with Fritz Lang on 1929’s Die Frau Im Mond (the only other "realistic" space
flight film made to that time), and Chesley Bonestell, the astronomical artist
whose glorious paintings and illustrations did so much to bring "outer space"
into the collective American consciousness during the late forties and early
fifties. Together with Pal and Heinlein, these men managed to infuse their other
collaborators with their own belief in the realities of space flight, and to
have Destination Moon produced under a policy of accuracy above all. The results
of this mindset are evident throughout the film, which not only illustrates what
was known at the time of its production, but is also startlingly prescient about
the things that would happen when man finally ventured into space. When the film
opens, Charles Cargraves and Tom Thayer are intent, not upon the moon, but
merely upon putting a satellite into orbit. The failure of the enterprise is a
crushing blow to both men – to Thayer in particular, who has destroyed his
career, "campaigned

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