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* HeroicSacrifice: [[spoiler:Poor Woody takes off his helmet, rather than watch his wife make pointless attempts to save him, and possibly doom herself at the same time.]]
* HopeSpot: [[spoiler: If the grabbling hook was a few feet longer, Woody would have made it.]]
* HopeSpot: [[spoiler: If the grabbling hook was a few feet longer, Woody would have made it.]]
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* ProductPlacement: Notably for Dr. Pepper and M&Ms. Pennzoil seems to have sponsored the mars buggy they travel in.
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* SecretTestOfCharacter: [[spoiler:The face was waiting for someone to put the missing pair of chromosomes in the Martian DNA. If it gets a wrong answer (such as the radar the ''Mars I'' crew scanned with), it triggers the vortex to defend itself.]]
* ShoutOut: The ''Mars II'' spacecraft resembles the ''[[Film/TwoThousandOneASpaceOdyssey Discovery]]'', especially on the inside, and even has a talking computer.
* SingleTear: [[spoiler: From the female Martian.]]
* ShoutOut: The ''Mars II'' spacecraft resembles the ''[[Film/TwoThousandOneASpaceOdyssey Discovery]]'', especially on the inside, and even has a talking computer.
* SingleTear: [[spoiler: From the female Martian.]]
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* ArtificialGravity: The Mars missions each use a ship with a rotating habitat area for centrifugal gravity generation. The gang had a lot of fun dancing Zero-G style in the central hub! Apparently, the cockpit module also served as a lander and return vehicle, leaving the question of whether or not the cockpit would re-couple with the drive section possibly left in orbit or if the astronauts would spend the return voyage completely in zero gravity.
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* CentrifugalGravity: The Mars missions each use a ship with a rotating habitat area for centrifugal gravity generation. The gang had a lot of fun dancing Zero-G style in the central hub! Apparently, the cockpit module also served as a lander and return vehicle, leaving the question of whether or not the cockpit would re-couple with the drive section possibly left in orbit or if the astronauts would spend the return voyage completely in zero gravity.
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* ContinuousDecompression: After the micro-meteoroid storm hits the ship slowly decompresses until all the holes can be located and sealed.
* DistressCall: Luke sendsoneone.
* DistressCall: Luke sends
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* ScienceMarchesOn: Since the film was released, new pictures taken with modern spacecraft have revealed the true secret of the Face on Mars: it's just a rock.
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* ScienceMarchesOn: Since the film was released, new pictures taken with modern spacecraft have revealed the true secret of the Face on Mars: it's just a rock.
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* BenevolentPrecursors: [[spoiler: The Martians.]]
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* OnlyAFleshWound: The micro-meteor storm is heralded in when Phil gets one strait through his hand. This barely slows Phil the rest of the movie, whose hand seems to be in good enough condition to lug the sled across Mars and be trusted to launch and fly back to Earth by himself.
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* OnlyAFleshWound: The micro-meteor storm is heralded in when Phil gets one strait straight through his hand. This barely slows Phil the rest of the movie, whose hand seems to be in good enough condition to lug the sled across Mars and be trusted to launch and fly back to Earth by himself.
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* LonelyPianoPiece: Rather, Lonely ''Electric Guitar'' Piece: "A Heart Beats In Space".
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* RuleOfDrama: Jim's excuse for not immediately getting a helmet when the ship is depressurizing is so there is danger involved. If he did put a helmet on the team could have taken their time on sealing the breach.
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'''''Mission to Mars''''' is a 2000 science fiction movie. It depicts a mission to Mars that gets into trouble and the ensuing rescue mission.
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Not by any noticeable percentage. It was a fair-sized hill, after all.
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* BiggerOnTheInside: [[spoiler:The Face is pretty big on the outside too.]]
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* TheRadioDiesFirst: The one bit of technology this universe can't seem to get right is any sort of communication with earth.
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'''''Mission to Mars''''' is a 2000 science fiction movie.
The movie itself is, as you can guess, about a mission to Mars. The astronauts, Jim (Commander, played by Creator/GarySinise), Terri (Connie Nielsen), Woody (Tim Robbins) and Phil (Jerry O'Connell) are sent to find out what happened to the first expedition to Mars which sent a garbled DistressCall. They encounter a lot of challenges, including some in flight turbulence... in space! Where they have to do a perilous EVA repair. Mars itself is a treacherous planet, and the survivors of the previous expedition are not what they expected.
Where it gets interesting are the visuals, which only get more impressive once they realize that there once was intelligence on Mars.
The movie itself is, as you can guess, about a mission to Mars. The astronauts, Jim (Commander, played by Creator/GarySinise), Terri (Connie Nielsen), Woody (Tim Robbins) and Phil (Jerry O'Connell) are sent to find out what happened to the first expedition to Mars which sent a garbled DistressCall. They encounter a lot of challenges, including some in flight turbulence... in space! Where they have to do a perilous EVA repair. Mars itself is a treacherous planet, and the survivors of the previous expedition are not what they expected.
Where it gets interesting are the visuals, which only get more impressive once they realize that there once was intelligence on Mars.
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'''''Mission to Mars''''' is a 2000 science fiction movie.
The movie itself is, as you can guess, aboutmovie. It depicts a mission to Mars. Mars that gets into trouble and the ensuing rescue mission.
The astronauts, Woody, the commander (Tim Robbins), Jim(Commander, played by Creator/GarySinise), (Creator/GarySinise), Terri (Connie Nielsen), Woody (Tim Robbins) Nielsen), and Phil (Jerry O'Connell) are sent to find out what happened to the first expedition to Mars which sent a garbled DistressCall. They encounter a lot of challenges, including some in flight turbulence... in space! Where they have to do a perilous EVA repair. Mars itself is a treacherous planet, and the survivors of the previous expedition are not what they expected.
Where it gets interesting are the visuals, which only get more impressive once they realize that there once was intelligence on Mars.
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The movie itself is, as you can guess, about
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* AndTheAdventureContinuesAndTheAdventureContinues: [[spoiler: Off he goes at the end.]]
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* [[spoiler:HeroicSacrifice: Poor HeroicSacrifice: [[spoiler:Poor Woody takes off his helmet, rather than watch his wife make pointless attempts to save him, and possibly doom herself at the same time.]]
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* UsefulNotes/{{Mars}}
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* ArtitisticLicensePhysics: Phil's DNA model spins on its own around a center of gravity - impossible considering each individual candy would be going in a circle around nothing.
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* RagnarokProofing: [[spoiler:The alien building and spacecraft work fine and are sparkly clean despite ''millions'' of years.]]
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* TalkingIsAFreeAction: Despite the imminent pressure loss in the hull, Woody and Terri take time for cutesy goodbyes.
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The movie itself is, as you can guess, about a mission to Mars. The astronauts, Jim (Commander, played by Creator/GarySinise), Terri (Connie Nielsen), Woody (Creator/TimRobbins) (Tim Robbins) and Phil (Jerry O'Connell) are sent to find out what happened to the first expedition to Mars which sent a garbled DistressCall. They encounter a lot of challenges, including some in flight turbulence... in space! Where they have to do a perilous EVA repair. Mars itself is a treacherous planet, and the survivors of the previous expedition are not what they expected.
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* [[AvoidTheDreadedGRating Avoid the Dreaded PG Rating]]: Averted; despite a sequence where an astronaut is literally ripped apart by a powerful dust storm vortex, in all its bloody stumpage, the film still somehow got slapped with a family-friendly PG (although the film itself does not share that demographic).
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* [[AvoidTheDreadedGRating Avoid the Dreaded PG Rating]]: Averted; despite a sequence where an the astronaut Nick is literally ripped apart by a powerful dust storm vortex, in all its bloody stumpage, the film still somehow got slapped with a family-friendly PG (although the film itself does not share that demographic).
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* BittersweetEnding: The crew gets to go home [[spoiler:but one of them goes with the alien.]]
* BlackDudeDiesFirst: [[InvertedTrope Inverted]]. In the initial tangle with the whatever-it-is on Mars, the black dude is the only survivor.
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* BittersweetEnding: The crew gets to go home [[spoiler:but one of them [[spoiler: but Jim goes with the alien.]]
* BlackDudeDiesFirst: [[InvertedTrope Inverted]]. In the initial tangle with the whatever-it-is on Mars,the Luke (the black dude in question) is the only survivor.
* BlackDudeDiesFirst: [[InvertedTrope Inverted]]. In the initial tangle with the whatever-it-is on Mars,
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* DuelingMovies: ''[[Film/RedPlanet Red Planet]]'' was released in the same year, with a little better [[ShownTheirWork polish]] in the science of the film.
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* ScienceMarchesOn: [[spoiler:The Face on Mars at Cydonia was shown in later, less blurry, photos to actually have almost no resemblence to a human face whatsoever.]]
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* {{Precursors}}: The aliens. [[spoiler: {{Subverted| trope}}, the are actually OriginalMan...and everything else on Earth has Martian origins as well.]]
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* TheRedPlanet
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* MohsScaleOfScienceFictionHardness: A rating of 3. While the human spacecraft have plausible design, and the physics of the movie are generally OK, things go weird when [[spoiler: we learn that we're of Martian descent and that they'd like to meet one of their long-lost cousins in a pre-prepared spaceship left on Mars, powered by lots of AppliedPhlebotinum.]]
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The movie itself is, as you can guess, about a mission to Mars. The astronauts, Jim (Commander, played by Gary Sinise), Creator/GarySinise), Terri (Connie Nielsen), Woody (Tim Robbins) (Creator/TimRobbins) and Phil (Jerry O'Connell) are sent to find out what happened to the first expedition to Mars which sent a garbled DistressCall. They encounter a lot of challenges, including some in flight turbulence... in space! Where they have to do a perilous EVA repair. Mars itself is a treacherous planet, and the survivors of the previous expedition are not what they expected.
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* SpaceIsColdSpaceIsCold: [[spoiler:Woody removes his helmet in vacuum to avoid dying from re-entry. His face is totally frozen before the helmet's even fully off.]]
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* TooDumbToLive: The first crew's reaction to the [[BuffySpeak tornado monster thing]] is to stand there staring in slack-jawed wonder instead of running like any sane human would, despite the fact that it's shredding rock formations less than a hundred feet from them. Sure enough, it ends up killing everyone but Luke, who at least uttered an [[OhCrap "oh my god"]] upon seeing it.
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* TooDumbToLive: The first crew's reaction to the [[BuffySpeak tornado monster thing]] that's pulverizing rock formations less than a hundred feet from them is to stand there staring in slack-jawed wonder instead of running like any sane human would, despite the fact that it's shredding rock formations less than a hundred feet from them.person would. Sure enough, it ends up killing everyone but Luke, who at least uttered an [[OhCrap "oh my god"]] upon seeing it.
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'''''Mission to Mars''''' is a 2000 science fiction movie.
The movie itself is, as you can guess, about a mission to Mars. The astronauts, Jim (Commander, played by Gary Sinise), Terri (Connie Nielsen), Woody (Tim Robbins) and Phil (Jerry O'Connell) are sent to find out what happened to the first expedition to Mars which sent a garbled DistressCall. They encounter a lot of challenges, including some in flight turbulence... in space! Where they have to do a perilous EVA repair. Mars itself is a treacherous planet, and the survivors of the previous expedition are not what they expected.
Where it gets interesting are the visuals, which only get more impressive once they realize that there once was intelligence on Mars.
Not to be confused with [[Film/RedPlanet yet another fictional mission to Mars, released in the same year.]]
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* AndTheAdventureContinues
* ArtificialGravity: The Mars missions each use a ship with a rotating habitat area for centrifugal gravity generation. The gang had a lot of fun dancing Zero-G style in the central hub! Apparently, the cockpit module also served as a lander and return vehicle, leaving the question of whether or not the cockpit would re-couple with the drive section possibly left in orbit or if the astronauts would spend the return voyage completely in zero gravity.
* [[AvoidTheDreadedGRating Avoid the Dreaded PG Rating]]: Averted; despite a sequence where an astronaut is literally ripped apart by a powerful dust storm vortex, in all its bloody stumpage, the film still somehow got slapped with a family-friendly PG (although the film itself does not share that demographic).
* BiggerOnTheInside: [[spoiler:The Face is pretty big on the outside too.]]
* BittersweetEnding: The crew gets to go home [[spoiler:but one of them goes with the alien.]]
* BlackDudeDiesFirst: [[InvertedTrope Inverted]]. In the initial tangle with the whatever-it-is on Mars, the black dude is the only survivor.
* DistressCall
* DuelingMovies: ''[[Film/RedPlanet Red Planet]]'' was released in the same year, with a little better [[ShownTheirWork polish]] in the science of the film.
* GhostPlanet
* InnocentInnuendo: Much fun is had at the expense of a guy who refers to himself as a "Stick Jockey".
* [[spoiler:HeroicSacrifice: Poor Woody takes off his helmet, rather than watch his wife make pointless attempts to save him, and possibly doom herself at the same time.]]
* LookBehindYou: Done in a spooky way, ''TWICE!''
* OhCrap: Many instances.
* OnlyPointTwoPercentDifferent: The puzzle in the face on Mars involving human DNA.
* {{Precursors}}: The aliens.
* TheRedPlanet
* SanitySlippage: The sole survivor of the Mars disaster, who had his entire crew perish in front of him and spent a whole year trapped on Mars ''[[TheAloner alone.]]'' His reaction to seeing Jim is to scream "YOU CAN'T BE HERE!" and attack him, clearly thinking that he's finally lost his mind.
* SpaceIsCold
* SpaceIsNoisy
* TragicKeepsake: The ComicStrip/FlashGordon necklace.
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The movie itself is, as you can guess, about a mission to Mars. The astronauts, Jim (Commander, played by Gary Sinise), Terri (Connie Nielsen), Woody (Tim Robbins) and Phil (Jerry O'Connell) are sent to find out what happened to the first expedition to Mars which sent a garbled DistressCall. They encounter a lot of challenges, including some in flight turbulence... in space! Where they have to do a perilous EVA repair. Mars itself is a treacherous planet, and the survivors of the previous expedition are not what they expected.
Where it gets interesting are the visuals, which only get more impressive once they realize that there once was intelligence on Mars.
Not to be confused with [[Film/RedPlanet yet another fictional mission to Mars, released in the same year.]]
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!!This work features examples of:
* AndTheAdventureContinues
* ArtificialGravity: The Mars missions each use a ship with a rotating habitat area for centrifugal gravity generation. The gang had a lot of fun dancing Zero-G style in the central hub! Apparently, the cockpit module also served as a lander and return vehicle, leaving the question of whether or not the cockpit would re-couple with the drive section possibly left in orbit or if the astronauts would spend the return voyage completely in zero gravity.
* [[AvoidTheDreadedGRating Avoid the Dreaded PG Rating]]: Averted; despite a sequence where an astronaut is literally ripped apart by a powerful dust storm vortex, in all its bloody stumpage, the film still somehow got slapped with a family-friendly PG (although the film itself does not share that demographic).
* BiggerOnTheInside: [[spoiler:The Face is pretty big on the outside too.]]
* BittersweetEnding: The crew gets to go home [[spoiler:but one of them goes with the alien.]]
* BlackDudeDiesFirst: [[InvertedTrope Inverted]]. In the initial tangle with the whatever-it-is on Mars, the black dude is the only survivor.
* DistressCall
* DuelingMovies: ''[[Film/RedPlanet Red Planet]]'' was released in the same year, with a little better [[ShownTheirWork polish]] in the science of the film.
* GhostPlanet
* InnocentInnuendo: Much fun is had at the expense of a guy who refers to himself as a "Stick Jockey".
* [[spoiler:HeroicSacrifice: Poor Woody takes off his helmet, rather than watch his wife make pointless attempts to save him, and possibly doom herself at the same time.]]
* LookBehindYou: Done in a spooky way, ''TWICE!''
* OhCrap: Many instances.
* OnlyPointTwoPercentDifferent: The puzzle in the face on Mars involving human DNA.
* {{Precursors}}: The aliens.
* TheRedPlanet
* SanitySlippage: The sole survivor of the Mars disaster, who had his entire crew perish in front of him and spent a whole year trapped on Mars ''[[TheAloner alone.]]'' His reaction to seeing Jim is to scream "YOU CAN'T BE HERE!" and attack him, clearly thinking that he's finally lost his mind.
* SpaceIsCold
* SpaceIsNoisy
* TragicKeepsake: The ComicStrip/FlashGordon necklace.
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