I've seen a lot of low-budget sci-fi movies and this is one of the best. The acting and special effects were excellent. The 'Devil Girl' was marvellous. They clearly ran out of money for the robot and had to fashion its arms out of flower-pots. My favourite line "While we're still alive, we might as well have a cup of tea".
Martian gal nailed the domintrix look . Bet she's got a S/M dungeon somewhere on that ship . 😂 Oh , come on , half you guys out there was thinking the same thing .😂😂😂😂
Mars , so many women , so little time .😂 this is 4'th time watching . For all my wisecracks , I really like this movie . Good Sci/Fi straight from the pulps of the day .
I saw this as a kid back in the 50s when it was on television. I was so young Patricia Laffan had no effect on me. Never thought I'd stumble onto it again.
Not only does the Devil Girl resemble Agnes Moorehead, there’s also the “You’re just a mere mortal” snarky attitude, in true “Bewitched” style. I love this movie!!
I have this on DVD, but this colorized version, is superb😁👍!!! Nothing like color, to make one feel, more relative (believable) to what, we're seeing. Good typical '50's, sci-fi/horror film👏!!! Always liked, Hazel Court, too.
This film is absolute gold . The script, the costumes and the robot ❤ and last but not least the colorised effects were awesome and with a touch of glow . ❤❤ .
Yes, I am fourth generation after that Mars woman did it with my gray-gray-grand-father. So I love this nonsense, too. All descendants from this Mars lady are smitten with this. We can't help it. It's in the jeans.
@@TeaParty1776 Even a blind man can see the GOP is capsizing. Republican hopes & dreams are crumbling in America. The libs are killing you and you ^know^ it. If you're a MAGA your worst days are ahead. Cry "fake news" if you want, that might help.
Without doubt one of the best sci-fi movies of the 50s! Even before the spectacular arrival an interesting story is beginning to unfold, and the film could have just continued as a man-on-the-run movie, but the ET theme cleverly raises the interest far above the initial drama. The craft is brilliantly designed with its stabilising gyroscopic ring, and its size is conveyed effectively when figures are seen on the access ramp. The final scene of the craft is astonishing considering the special effects available at the time. The key to enjoying this marvellous film is to disregard everything you now know about science fiction and view it as audiences at the time saw it. An outstanding film which deserved a better title.
Patricia Laffan had an important rol in the great movie "Quo Vadis" from 1951, she was Popea, Nero´s wife. Many thanks for sharing this very nice movie!
@darylsmith4267 And your people did invent "the queue" with says quite a bit.🤣 my great grandfather was a British American 'Doughboy' during the great War, he said that British soldiers were the bravest toughest men he'd ever witnessed on the battlefield. 👍🏻⚡️⚡️
Love it! Great colorization! Into their 3rd stiff scotch just 35 minutes into the movie. Love the homey Brit traditionalism up against a smirking pre- latex dominatrix. Reminds me of Futurama, on the planet of giant women. "I will take you to Mars to breed, But first- Snu snu!" Surprised the hero never commented on her legs. Laffan was before her time.
Won't swear to it, but I don't think that was pre. It was, indeed, latex, among other materials, fashioned by a well known fetish photographer/costumer. Laffan was awesome, but I'm quite certain that Bettie Page had her beat.
Stunning, the width, the breadth of the narrative carries the viewer aware into the distant realms of science tens of thousands of years ahead of our own place & time. What a movie, at first the highlight is the tension between the central protagonists and themere humans. If a superior story has been told, I've yet to encounter it, truly words fail. I'd suggest those of more frail disposition watch this space drama in the company of a even tempered soul. Though this is a testing movie it reveals aspects of the human character hereto unexplored. The extraordinary cinematic success of this film is warranted as it crosses a threshold unexamined in mainstream cinema.... 10 stars!
That robot certainly wasn't as slick as Gort, but that control device looks like the same "gift" Klatu was trying to present to those small town people..! The spaceship is a interesting design
No Matter what planet, she's a force to be reckoned with. She's sexy with a remote weapon, a robot, a badass ride, wardrobe, hairstyle, an attitude that won't quit!🛸🧛♀️
I don't really like the color, especially the purplish cars, etc. Devil Girl wears the most fantastic costume from Hollywood. The minidress, black hose and long legs are a force to be reckoned with. Oct. 2, 2023. St. joseph, MO, USA. I'm 79.@@marhawkman303
Wow, I loved the movie. The professor spends the entire movie drinking with his people, and as soon as Albert is barbecued in the ship's explosion, the first thing everyone does is get drunk again. Possibly the next day all the staff won't even remember what happens the next night. This is the only advantage of alcoholic beverages. With the knowledge we currently have about Mars, we would become slaves to rocks, dust, sand dunes and ice. Think man had not even been to the moon. There were still 15 years left for the great feat. But it's fun to see what people's conception of that was at that time.
Now I will have to watch this in B&W. It's spectacular in color, although I think they should have made the Martian woman green! Thanks for this great film!
@drewrosecrans9728 Thanks! Glad you know about finding the color& B&W links in the description box AND enjoying both versions! Cheers and thank you for commenting & enjoying!
14:42 The movie really had me hooked, everything was so incredibly real and believable ... until the Scottish bartender said: "Drinks are on the house!" ....
Adrienne Corri (whose father ran the Crown Hotel in Callander) is almost always worth seeking out in things. She is in "A Clockwork Orange" and is famous for giving as good as she got from male actors who patronised her and (just occasionally) audiences.
Devil Girl from Mars aka "Darth Vader with Great Gams" Rifftrax did a number on this one a few years ago and worth checking out. About the only thing I have to say for the movie itself, apart from the gams, is the space ship she flies is the equivalent of a 1976 AMC Pacer, only less reliable.
For 1954 the special effects and even the design of the UFO is amazing. The storyline is not bad and even the woman playing the role of the devil woman is not only beautiful but plays the part good . The Transformer series is also done extremely well but the technology available these days is way different than what they had in '54. There is a pilot episode of Star Trek with Jeffrey Hunter and Susan Oliver called the cage. There are just short videos but I once saw the whole episode before it was deleted. Also well done and I think it's much better than any of the other Star Trek episodes except for Star Trek The Saturn Machine which had some encoded messages about the planet Saturn.
Same in the old sci-fi comics from the 50s, the craft always looked amazing along with all the different aliens, they certainly had great imaginations that's for sure.
I like how a Martian spaceship capable of traversing "the universe" spews FLAMES from its exhaust nozzles. And that the interior seems to contain absolutely zero amenities to support life, e.g., galley, sleeping quarters, toilet, supply room. It's just one big circular stage with mood lighting.
I liked this one, very good for the era. My vote is the Martian dominatrix WAS hot, something about strong women for me. Cool outfit, like Batman's, not sexy but kind of impressive . . Btw if she had come in peace and simply asked for volunteers she would have been successful. Ship was pretty good, beautiful sound but looked flimsy in flight. Weak, how Alan managed to sabotage such a ship so quickly! Poor Nyah, tricked yet again! I almost felt guilty for mankind that she proved so gullible. Another fine UK product from this era. Have any of you seen "X The Unknown"? Another good one, very innovative and scary.
I admit I watched this mostly for the Patricia Laffan simping: 'I will show you wonders you have never seen before'! 😅 Great to see John Laurie too. They are indeed doomed if that Devil Girl gets her way! Johnny looks a bit like the long lost sibling of 'Torg' from Santa Claus Conquers the Martains. Dangerous cardboard boxes were clearly quite the thing on the red planet.
One of those movies which are lesser known about, but is actually a rare sci-fi gem. Plot twist: What if the "explosion" was the hyper-drive for her spacecraft zooming off to warp speed, and she decided to spare them after all... 🤔
WOO! That Nyah was literally smokin from start to finish. Easily 3 stars just based on the skimpy outfit. A reverse MARS NEEDS WIMMENS plot. Neat-o special effects were nearly negated by Johnny the Robot, a walkin trash compactor / popcorn machine. Colorization bumped show up to 3 1/2 stars! ENJOY!🥰🪐👍
I watched this movie a couple of times back in the fifties when I was a little boy. I think Patricia and that outfit accelerated me into puberty a couple years early. I liked what I saw even if I didn’t understand the forces at work😅. Her most famous other role was as the Empress Poppea in the sword and sandal classic Quo Vadis.
At some point early in the story, it's mentioned that the main lounge is the only heated room in the inn. Then, the balcony doors STAY OPEN FOR THE REST OF THE MOVIE.
Joseph Tomelty was an actor, writer, and director -He wrote radio dramas/ comedies and theatre plays; one of his stage plays -All Soals Night - is considered a classic - He was also a highly regarded novelist, The Tomelty family were and remain a well-respected theatre family
Patricia Laffan! ❤❤❤ The rest is preposterous, but I would volunteer to go to space with the weird Devil Girl from Mars and have some weird Devil Girl fun!
Note that the revolver that Michael takes away from Mr. Jamieson is not the same one that he uses to shoot at the Devil Girl. The second one, while also apparently a break-action Webley, is noticeably larger, perhaps a .455 bore.
“From the play by John C. Mather and James Eastwood.” Viewing it as a play, that would explain why most of the action takes place in one room, and consists mainly of people dramatically emoting.
@@silvioantoniopatinoportill8717agreed. And there's other thing's in this movie that are so cool and nostalgic for me. Stuff that just isn't in movies anymore. In color and free to watch too. Nice.
Colorization creates amazing relevancy. This retro futuristic alien lady from mars really shouldnt automatically know how to open these earthly doors > 36:28
I invested some of my hard-earned money to finance one of his movies. I was hoping for a nice return on my investment. Instead, he gave me two tickets to the movie. @@luisreyes1963
I am glad I found the B&W version first just before I came across this coloured. The dramatic B&W version seems to suck you in more, while the coloured one feels a bit like a American family series.
Thank you for uploading this. A real fun film! I like the colorization , if looks like early 50s/ late 40s offset lithography color magazine photos and the film has a wonderful stage play feel to it. That and the leggy space Dominatrix is, well, in a word WOOF! ( hot space chicks rule!) Keep finding rare old jewels like this my friend, I'll be waiting!
Bonjours pour ce film rare et un genre qu'aimait elvis dans les années 50 . Je possède ce film en dvd qui avait été édité il de cela maintenant quelques années chez ateliers. Mais je vous remercie pour ce serie b ou x ou z amitié d'un fan de 63 ans de rock'n'roll et de films b ou x ou z véritablement merci je l ai maintenant sur ma playliste merci infiniment À oui a l origine le film est en noir et blanc mais vos couleurs sont belles . Yeah yeah yeah rock'n'roll cinéma.
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I've seen a lot of low-budget sci-fi movies and this is one of the best. The acting and special effects were excellent. The 'Devil Girl' was marvellous. They clearly ran out of money for the robot and had to fashion its arms out of flower-pots. My favourite line "While we're still alive, we might as well have a cup of tea".
Try the earth dies screaming. Great British b movie .
Martian gal nailed the domintrix look . Bet she's got a S/M dungeon somewhere on that ship . 😂 Oh , come on , half you guys out there was thinking the same thing .😂😂😂😂
Mars , so many women , so little time .😂 this is 4'th time watching . For all my wisecracks , I really like this movie . Good Sci/Fi straight from the pulps of the day .
Thats a great line "cup of tea " indeed, that'll show 'em , stiff upper and so on. 😅
@@carlb8378 Well, to be honest when you're right you're right.
I saw this as a kid back in the 50s when it was on television. I was so young Patricia Laffan had no effect on me. Never thought I'd stumble onto it again.
Caramia!
@@chrischris8550🤣😂😎🤩😃
Not only does the Devil Girl resemble Agnes Moorehead, there’s also the “You’re just a mere mortal” snarky attitude, in true “Bewitched” style. I love this movie!!
I was thinking the same
She bears a great resemblance to Agnes Moorehead and sounds like her as well.
Excellent; from the days when British sci-fi was produced on a shoestring and was still enjoyable. Thanks for the find.
Another favourite of mine was Quattermass And The Pit.Extremely well written movie that doesn't insult your intelligence.
@@bb21again.67 ... Yep, love that movie, and have watched it so many times. A real classic.
always takes place in a local pub + local professor
Patricia Laffan sure knows how to make an entrance.
Several times.
A pity Doctor Who or Prof. Quatermass weren't around to match wits with that catty Martian strumpet. 👽
and who wouldn't like to make an entrance into Patricia Laffan ........several times.
.. & re-entrance .. & re-entrance .
Every time she said "COME!", I nearly did.
I have this on DVD, but this colorized version, is superb😁👍!!! Nothing like color, to make one feel, more relative (believable) to what, we're seeing. Good typical '50's, sci-fi/horror film👏!!! Always liked, Hazel Court, too.
This film is absolute gold . The script, the costumes and the robot ❤ and last but not least the colorised effects were awesome and with a touch of glow . ❤❤ .
Yes, I am fourth generation after that Mars woman did it with my gray-gray-grand-father. So I love this nonsense, too. All descendants from this Mars lady are smitten with this. We can't help it. It's in the jeans.
@@voornaam3191 😀
@@voornaam3191 fourth generation after that Mars woman did it with my gray-gray-grand-father - now delets from this planet
You're like a racoon. You don't love film, you love embarrassment and disaster.
Yes it is.
"Enslave men for breeding purposes." So she isn't expecting THAT much resistance then.
I would have liked to breed with her. If she said yes, I would have happily boarded that spacehip. :)
No, probably not.
The “science” in this sci-fi is hilarious. I’m recommending this movie to everyone I know. Also, Patricia Laffan! ❤
Fauci was the scientific consultant.
Hazel Court 😍
If transsexualism is science, this movie is science.
@@TeaParty1776 Even a blind man can see the GOP is capsizing. Republican hopes & dreams are crumbling in America. The libs are killing you and you ^know^ it. If you're a MAGA your worst days are ahead. Cry "fake news" if you want, that might help.
Human sexuality is complex and that IS science .
Without doubt one of the best sci-fi movies of the 50s!
Even before the spectacular arrival an interesting story is beginning to unfold, and the film could have just continued as a man-on-the-run movie, but the ET theme cleverly raises the interest far above the initial drama. The craft is brilliantly designed with its stabilising gyroscopic ring, and its size is conveyed effectively when figures are seen on the access ramp. The final scene of the craft is astonishing considering the special effects available at the time. The key to enjoying this marvellous film is to disregard everything you now know about science fiction and view it as audiences at the time saw it. An outstanding film which deserved a better title.
Patricia Laffan had an important rol in the great movie "Quo Vadis" from 1951, she was Popea, Nero´s wife. Many thanks for sharing this very nice movie!
Nero, not Neron
Amazing, I totally would have volunteered for the Mars humpathon.
I would’ve been standing at the spaceship door waiting!😂
But we’re British so we’re bred to pass up on anything good 😂
@@darylsmith4267 🤣
@darylsmith4267 And your people did invent "the queue" with says quite a bit.🤣 my great grandfather was a British American 'Doughboy' during the great War, he said that British soldiers were the bravest toughest men he'd ever witnessed on the battlefield. 👍🏻⚡️⚡️
or honking the horn of the ship hollering "come on dammit!....lets go !"@@festyguy7405
Love it! Great colorization! Into their 3rd stiff scotch just 35 minutes into the movie. Love the homey Brit traditionalism up against a smirking pre- latex dominatrix. Reminds me of Futurama, on the planet of giant women. "I will take you to Mars to breed, But first- Snu snu!" Surprised the hero never commented on her legs. Laffan was before her time.
Couldn't keep my eyes off Miss Laffen's legs. Just wow. ❤
Won't swear to it, but I don't think that was pre. It was, indeed, latex, among other materials, fashioned by a well known fetish photographer/costumer. Laffan was awesome, but I'm quite certain that Bettie Page had her beat.
That was a real treat. Always wanted to see this film. Color to boot! Other than a cheesy robot, technically well done for the period.
Stunning, the width, the breadth of the narrative carries the viewer aware into the distant realms of science tens of thousands of years ahead of our own place & time. What a movie, at first the highlight is the tension between the central protagonists and themere humans. If a superior story has been told, I've yet to encounter it, truly words fail.
I'd suggest those of more frail disposition watch this space drama in the company of a even tempered soul. Though this is a testing movie it reveals aspects of the human character hereto unexplored. The extraordinary cinematic success of this film is warranted as it crosses a threshold unexamined in mainstream cinema.... 10 stars!
That robot certainly wasn't as slick as Gort, but that control device looks like the same "gift" Klatu was trying to present to those small town people..!
The spaceship is a interesting design
I thoroughly enjoyed watching this movie, from start to finish. Thanks for making it available.
Amazing plot ,costumes and actors .
This is waaaaaayyy better than Star Wars!
Fun film, the Devil Girl has quite a great outfit. Really good designs for her and the robot.
No Matter what planet, she's a force to be reckoned with. She's sexy with a remote weapon, a robot, a badass ride, wardrobe, hairstyle, an attitude that won't quit!🛸🧛♀️
yeah, the easy approach to "sexy" is less clothes... but doing it while... "properly" clothed, well that takes talent. :D
Filthy little Devil's
From your description, she could be on any porn site.
I don't really like the color, especially the purplish cars, etc. Devil Girl wears the most fantastic costume from Hollywood. The minidress, black hose and long legs are a force to be reckoned with. Oct. 2, 2023. St. joseph, MO, USA. I'm 79.@@marhawkman303
I, for one, welcome our new Martian rulers.
This is very good colorization! Outstanding!
Yeah, it has been really well done.
Looks absolutely amazing in color, never enjoyed this movie more
Not at all it looks like rubbish all the colors keep changing, and none of the colors are stable.
I especially liked the drab purple tomato juice.
@@riverraisin1 LOL
I agree, it looks great in colour.
This is one of my all time favorite movies! It is fascinating to see it colorized!
Yes indeed, it looks great in colour.
Oh I am so glad to see I am not alone to find this film wonderful! Mr Spork must have watched that amazing Ms Laffan!
Mr Spork? Ah, yes... the logical meld between spoon and fork.
No no no I'm not watching this again oooh it's in colour hmmm I'll watch it again 😊
Wow, I loved the movie. The professor spends the entire movie drinking with his people, and as soon as Albert is barbecued in the ship's explosion, the first thing everyone does is get drunk again. Possibly the next day all the staff won't even remember what happens the next night. This is the only advantage of alcoholic beverages.
With the knowledge we currently have about Mars, we would become slaves to rocks, dust, sand dunes and ice. Think man had not even been to the moon. There were still 15 years left for the great feat. But it's fun to see what people's conception of that was at that time.
Now I will have to watch this in B&W. It's spectacular in color, although I think they should have made the Martian woman green! Thanks for this great film!
red 🤣
For a extra laughs watch the riftrax riff of this in BW...Its good either way 😊
😂 Take 2 of these 💊💊 44:45
Both versions are awesome Black and white & color 💯 thank you so much for put both here!!!
@drewrosecrans9728 Thanks! Glad you know about finding the color& B&W links in the description box AND enjoying both versions! Cheers and thank you for commenting & enjoying!
I saw the b/w version right before the colonised version. It was right beneath the b/w version. I enjoyed both.
14:42 The movie really had me hooked, everything was so incredibly real and believable ... until the Scottish bartender said: "Drinks are on the house!" ....
Yes, i thought the same.
Tomar: What is it?
Scotty: Well, it's, er... It's gdeen.
And did you see the look on his wifes face when he said it . 😅
Absolutely the best movie ❤ Patricia laffan is gorgeous goddess 🙏🙏❤️❤️🥰
25 minutes until her entrance!!!
But so worth it!!😳
Life on Mars looks interesting.
@@paulwoodward6555 🤣
@@henrybrowne7248, I commend the brave soul making the sacrifice in volunteering to go for the sake of the earth and humanity.
@@paulwoodward6555 I'm even more impressed with how quickly he figured out how to blow that ship up.
😳 24:00 I hope she doesn't like men.
Adrienne Corri (whose father ran the Crown Hotel in Callander) is almost always worth seeking out in things. She is in "A Clockwork Orange" and is famous for giving as good as she got from male actors who patronised her and (just occasionally) audiences.
BTW, the sound editor on this film is listed as Gerald Anderson. It's actually Gerry Anderson, in his days before his "Supermarionation".
Devil Girl from Mars
aka "Darth Vader with Great Gams"
Rifftrax did a number on this one a few years ago and worth checking out. About the only thing I have to say for the movie itself, apart from the gams, is the space ship she flies is the equivalent of a 1976 AMC Pacer, only less reliable.
More like a Ford Pinto, judging by how easy it was for a non-scientific escaped convict to blow it up good.
Academy Award winning performances by all characters especially Hugh McDermott!
For 1954 the special effects and even the design of the UFO is amazing. The storyline is not bad and even the woman playing the role of the devil woman is not only beautiful but plays the part good . The Transformer series is also done extremely well but the technology available these days is way different than what they had in '54. There is a pilot episode of Star Trek with Jeffrey Hunter and Susan Oliver called the cage. There are just short videos but I once saw the whole episode before it was deleted. Also well done and I think it's much better than any of the other Star Trek episodes except for Star Trek The Saturn Machine which had some encoded messages about the planet Saturn.
Same in the old sci-fi comics from the 50s, the craft always looked amazing along with all the different aliens, they certainly had great imaginations that's for sure.
This was really good and exciting, I was surprised. I started watching because I thought it would be funny but I was glued to the story!
Looks like Agnes Morehead on steroids .
I like how a Martian spaceship capable of traversing "the universe" spews FLAMES from its exhaust nozzles.
And that the interior seems to contain absolutely zero amenities to support life, e.g., galley, sleeping quarters, toilet, supply room. It's just one big circular stage with mood lighting.
What would it have added to the movie to see the spaceship's sleeping quarters and kitchen?
Typical 50's alien spaceship interior.
What makes you think they the aliens need to go to the toilet? Surely it's only us humans that are full of shit.... 🤣
I liked this one, very good for the era. My vote is the Martian dominatrix WAS hot, something about strong women for me. Cool outfit, like Batman's, not sexy but kind of impressive . . Btw if she had come in peace and simply asked for volunteers she would have been successful. Ship was pretty good, beautiful sound but looked flimsy in flight. Weak, how Alan managed to sabotage such a ship so quickly! Poor Nyah, tricked yet again! I almost felt guilty for mankind that she proved so gullible. Another fine UK product from this era. Have any of you seen "X The Unknown"? Another good one, very innovative and scary.
X hits the spot. Creepy good. 👍
She’s hot
Really good acting, and cool special effects. Lasers were really amazing.
I admit I watched this mostly for the Patricia Laffan simping: 'I will show you wonders you have never seen before'! 😅 Great to see John Laurie too. They are indeed doomed if that Devil Girl gets her way!
Johnny looks a bit like the long lost sibling of 'Torg' from Santa Claus Conquers the Martains. Dangerous cardboard boxes were clearly quite the thing on the red planet.
One of those movies which are lesser known about, but is actually a rare sci-fi gem.
Plot twist: What if the "explosion" was the hyper-drive for her spacecraft zooming off to warp speed, and she decided to spare them after all... 🤔
WOO! That Nyah was literally smokin from start to finish. Easily 3 stars just based on the skimpy outfit. A reverse MARS NEEDS WIMMENS plot. Neat-o special effects were nearly negated by Johnny the Robot, a walkin trash compactor / popcorn machine. Colorization bumped show up to 3 1/2 stars! ENJOY!🥰🪐👍
Oh no she/it wasn’t. Barely looked female.
@@josephyearwood1179 For a Martian mama she looks fine and dandy like cotton candy!
walking trash compactor/popcorn machine🤣That's good. I didn't like the design either. Robbie, also 1954, was a little better.
I watched this movie a couple of times back in the fifties when I was a little boy. I think Patricia and that outfit accelerated me into puberty a couple years early. I liked what I saw even if I didn’t understand the forces at work😅.
Her most famous other role was as the Empress Poppea in the sword and sandal classic Quo Vadis.
@@zanti209 not that long ago some random once asked me if I had ever been to Mars.
These old sci fi's are wonderful ......thanks
At some point early in the story, it's mentioned that the main lounge is the only heated room in the inn. Then, the balcony doors STAY OPEN FOR THE REST OF THE MOVIE.
Wow cant believe I finally found this watched it a lot when I was sick as a kid, Patricia sure looks like agnes Moorehead
Awesome!!! And wow it's got quite a different feel with the color
I have a crush on that Mars woman!! ))))
Me too!🥰
I really enjoy this movie! Thank you very. Much.
I love Devil girl !
She wouldn't let you.
44:20
Yo la Vi primero 😅
Joseph Tomelty was an actor, writer, and director -He wrote radio dramas/ comedies and theatre plays; one of his stage plays -All Soals Night - is considered a classic - He was also a highly regarded novelist, The Tomelty family were and remain a well-respected theatre family
Patricia Laffan! ❤❤❤ The rest is preposterous, but I would volunteer to go to space with the weird Devil Girl from Mars and have some weird Devil Girl fun!
Note that the revolver that Michael takes away from Mr. Jamieson is not the same one that he uses to shoot at the Devil Girl. The second one, while also apparently a break-action Webley, is noticeably larger, perhaps a .455 bore.
“From the play by John C. Mather and James Eastwood.”
Viewing it as a play, that would explain why most of the action takes place in one room, and consists mainly of people dramatically emoting.
I just want to see some proof that it was ever actually presented as a play. I have my doubts.
@@MisterG2323 If not, it SHOULD be. At an SF Con, with the audience heckling and throwing rotten vegetables, or throwing up, whatever.
@@fredblonder7850 Hmm. That idea might have to become a project!
just gotta track down a copy of the script.
@@fredblonder7850 A Shakespearean actor like John Laurie would feel right at home!
“Trust in the Lord” you’d never hear that in a Hollywood movie now
But the attitude of the Martian girl is very current.
@@silvioantoniopatinoportill8717agreed. And there's other thing's in this movie that are so cool and nostalgic for me. Stuff that just isn't in movies anymore. In color and free to watch too. Nice.
Because it nonsense
@@Zombai-ue5um What about red and yellow?
Good
Thank you friend.. It's really a good colorized movie. Hoping you always in good health and live happily... best regards for you 😍
Colorization creates amazing relevancy.
This retro futuristic alien lady from mars really shouldnt automatically know how to open these earthly doors > 36:28
Residents, "OMG, you can't enslave the human race, that would be terrible". Albert, "you want men, purely for breeding purposes you say...".
Come on... Patricia is really a Patrick 😅😅
A truly fantastic movie from the Ed Wood Movie Production Studios.
I highly doubt Ed Wood could have come up with the funds to create such genuine British settings. 💷
I invested some of my hard-earned money to finance one of his movies. I was hoping for a nice return on my investment. Instead, he gave me two tickets to the movie. @@luisreyes1963
Probably Nyah's costume designer created the miniskirt without intending to!!, this movie is great!
I watched this yesterday in black and white, it was way more atmospheric and enjoyable.
I like that this channel does double uploads.
@@dsmj7389 Hi glad you made that comment as I did not realise they did that! must pay closer attention in future. thanks.
I am glad I found the B&W version first just before I came across this coloured. The dramatic B&W version seems to suck you in more, while the coloured one feels a bit like a American family series.
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I saw it in B&W first and really enjoyed it. I liked the color too.
An interesting approach: the Martian is acting as a complement to the plot. Almost a love story, really.
The Devil Girl sure beats little green men! 😊
John Laurie who plays Mr Jamieson played the Scottish character in Dad's Army!
My goodness her legs are fantastic...
Thank you for uploading this. A real fun film! I like the colorization , if looks like early 50s/ late 40s offset lithography color magazine photos and the film has a wonderful stage play feel to it. That and the leggy space Dominatrix is, well, in a word WOOF! ( hot space chicks rule!) Keep finding rare old jewels like this my friend, I'll be waiting!
Fantastic special effects especially the 🛸 saucer and the robots 🤖 laser weapon is spot on 🔫
She had such beautiful eyes.
Excellent
Really enjoyable
Doomed, doomed we're all doomed! Always nice to see private Fraser.
Finally, someone who noticed! John Laurie was an excellent actor who could play in every genre. 'Dad's Army'... sweet youth memories.
Low budget sci-fi opera of tosh, Patricia Laffan as the
sexy leather clad alien. She died in 2014 aged 94, what a dame.
Bonjours pour ce film rare et un genre qu'aimait elvis dans les années 50 .
Je possède ce film en dvd qui avait été édité il de cela maintenant quelques années chez ateliers. Mais je vous remercie pour ce serie b ou x ou z amitié d'un fan de 63 ans de rock'n'roll et de films b ou x ou z véritablement merci je l ai maintenant sur ma playliste merci infiniment
À oui a l origine le film est en noir et blanc mais vos couleurs sont belles . Yeah yeah yeah rock'n'roll cinéma.
Estupenda película; no envejece y marca todo un estilo.
WOO
I like the George Adamski space ship.
Great movie, thanks for sharing!! 🙌 💥👍
Nice leg show for that era!
A The female "Dark Vaider" and what amagnificent outfit well designed.
I grew up with B&W but color is nice on this one, good job!
Not even a single moment of dullness.
Hello everyone in CCC universe this is a fun syfy movie 🎬 so everyone get your popcorn 🍿 ready 😅...!
Mars lady’s voice is exactly like Judi Dench
Love this movie!
Excellent show.
Really hate it when dinner gets interrupted; every time, it's alien dominatrices bent on conquering the planet.
Good film
Tnks CCC
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So great, TH-cam evolves into a Treasure Box for Trashmovies and all for free - Awesome !!
I love a good documentary.
The kind of Martian I like.
Beyond awesome movie 🎥👽👍👍👍👍👍
Awesome movie 🎥🎥🎥🎥 good plot and story 💯💯💯💯 u don't see that today@ all!
This is really wonderful for 1954. Maybe rocket boy Musk should watch the landing to see how it is done!
Oh? My gosh! Albert has prince Harry's toupee!😂😂
This looks really great
This is very dominatrixy.
I was born in 53 My parents told me this was a true story.
Let me guess... your dad bravely offered to go to Mars, but mom nixed the idea.
Something will with moral substance, very hard to find in films nowadays. The don’t make em like they used too…..😎👾👾👾👾🛸👾👾
Remember to have a nice cup of tea when there's a Martian invasion.
Patricia Laffin had gorgeous legs.
Many Thank yous CCC totally enjoyed.Your channel never fails to entertain.
@pfaffman100 Thank you!!!