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* ScienceMarchesOn: [[spoiler:The Face on Mars at Cydonia was shown in later, less blurry, photos to actually have almost no resemblance to a human face whatsoever.]]
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* ScienceMarchesOn: [[spoiler:The [[spoiler: The Face on Mars at Cydonia was shown in later, less blurry, photos to actually have almost no resemblance to a human face whatsoever.whatsoever. This is downplayed because to the movie's credit, the Face is initially presented as being hidden by all the dust and soil that covered it over the eons.]]
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* BoxOfficeBomb: ''Barely'' averted. Depending on sources, the final profit was anywhere between 100 ''thousand'' dollars to 2 million short of its target. Which with a budget of 100 million still looks bad.
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* BoxOfficeBomb: ''Barely'' averted. Depending on sources, the final profit was anywhere between 100 ''thousand'' dollars to 2 million.million short of its target. Which with a budget of 100 million still looks bad.
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* AwesomeDearBoy: Creator/JerryOConnell took this role because he studied Creator/BrianDePalma movies in film school.
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* TroubledProduction: Director Brian De Palma was brought on board after the previous director walked away due to concerns over the lack of additional money for the budget. De Palma indicated that the film needed additional funds and that much of the budget went into the CGI for the film. When De Palma was hired the script had already been written and the film cast. His lack of familiarity of directing science fiction made him disillusioned with Hollywood that he exiled to France, where he made ''[[Film/FemmeFatale2002 Femme Fatale]]''.
* Some of the props and part of the spaceship set are now on the ''Mission: SPACE'' attraction at EPCOT Center in Florida (with the attraction's opening film starring Gary Sinise, to boot).
** Gary's gone with the last refurb, sadly.
* There's a Hidden Mickey (albeit accidental) in the scene where ''Mars II'' shuttle approaches Mars.
* Some of the props and part of the spaceship set are now on the ''Mission: SPACE'' attraction at EPCOT Center in Florida (with the attraction's opening film starring Gary Sinise, to boot).
** Gary's gone with the last refurb, sadly.
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* TroubledProduction: Director Brian De Palma Creator/BrianDePalma was brought on board after the previous director Creator/GoreVerbinski walked away due to concerns over the lack of additional money for the budget. De Palma indicated that the film needed additional funds and that much of the budget went into the CGI for the film. When De Palma was hired the script had already been written and the film cast. His lack of familiarity of directing science fiction made him disillusioned with Hollywood that he exiled to France, where he made ''[[Film/FemmeFatale2002 Femme Fatale]]''.
* Some of the props and part of the spaceship set are now on the ''Mission: SPACE'' attraction at EPCOT Center in Florida (with the attraction's opening film starring Gary Sinise, to boot).
** Gary's gone with the last refurb, sadly.
* There's a Hidden Mickey (albeit accidental) in the scene where ''Mars II'' shuttle approaches Mars.Fatale]]''.
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* Some of the props and part of the spaceship set are now on the ''Mission: SPACE'' attraction at EPCOT Center in Florida (with the attraction's opening film starring Gary Sinise, to boot).
** Gary's gone with the last refurb, sadly.
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* TroubledProductions: TroubledProduction: Director Brian De Palma was brought on board after the previous director walked away due to concerns over the lack of additional money for the budget. De Palma indicated that the film needed additional funds and that much of the budget went into the CGI for the film. When De Palma was hired the script had already been written and the film cast. His lack of familiarity of directing science fiction made him disillusioned with Hollywood that he exiled to France, where he made ''[[Film/FemmeFatale2002 Femme Fatale]]''.
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* TroubledProductions: Director Brian De Palma was brought on board after the previous director walked away due to concerns over the lack of additional money for the budget. De Palma indicated that the film needed additional funds and that much of the budget went into the CGI for the film. When De Palma was hired the script had already been written and the film cast. His lack of familiarity of directing science fiction made him disillusioned with Hollywood that he exiled to France, where he made ''[[Film/FemmeFatale2002 Femme Fatale]]''.
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** Gary's gone with the last refurb, sadly.
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* There's a Hidden Mickey in the scene where the second shuttle approaches Mars. But it was accidental.
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* There's a Hidden Mickey (albeit accidental) in the scene where the second ''Mars II'' shuttle approaches Mars. But it was accidental.Mars.
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* Some of the props and part of the spaceship set are now on the ''Mission: SPACE'' attraction at EPCOT Center in Florida (with the attraction's opening film starring Gary Sinise, to boot).boot).
* There's a Hidden Mickey in the scene where the second shuttle approaches Mars. But it was accidental.
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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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* DuelingMovies: ''[[Film/RedPlanet Red Planet]]'' ''Film/RedPlanet'' was released in the same year, with a little better [[ShownTheirWork polish]] in the science of the film.film, and ''Film/GhostsOfMars'' was released the following year. This film made double the ''combined'' box-office that those films did, and was also the best-reviewed, though that really isn't saying a whole lot.
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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 resemblance to a human face whatsoever.]]]]
* Some of the props and part of the spaceship set are now on the ''Mission: SPACE'' attraction at EPCOT Center in Florida (with the attraction's opening film starring Gary Sinise, to boot).
* Some of the props and part of the spaceship set are now on the ''Mission: SPACE'' attraction at EPCOT Center in Florida (with the attraction's opening film starring Gary Sinise, to boot).
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* DuelingMovies: With ''Film/RedPlanet''.
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* DuelingMovies: With ''Film/RedPlanet''.''[[Film/RedPlanet Red Planet]]'' was released in the same year, with a little better [[ShownTheirWork polish]] in the science of the film.
* 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.]]
* 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.]]
