Mission to Mars

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Ennio Morricone's third soundtrack for Brian De Palma, after The Untouchables (1987) and Casualties [...]	D
Reunites Don Cheadle and Elise Neal who both starred in the film Rosewood (1997).	D
Between visuals, miniatures, and animation, over 400 technicians were directly involved in the produ [...]	D
Don Cheadle actually slept outside by himself to get a sense of the environment and isolation.	D
The wristwatch worn by the crew sent to determine what happened during the first mission to Mars is [...]	D
The film takes place in 2020.	D
Full-body weightless shots were created by hanging the actors from wires.	D
To create the illusion of weightlessness, Brian De Palma kept the camera moving.	D
The filmmakers received NASA's most up-to-date plans for a Mars mission when making the movie.	D
HIDDEN MICKEY: Momentarily as we see the Mars Recovery vehicle approach the planet, Mars itself, the [...]	D
The crew used a real 2,000 lb. rock to drop behind the astronauts.	D
This is Robert Bailey Jr.'s first movie.	D
Gary Sinise and Kim Delaney were lately involved with the CSI franchise: Sinise played Mac Taylor in [...]	D
Much of the film the Sopravvissuto - The Martian (2015) and the novel it's based on (2011) is simila [...]	D
The original director of the film was Gore Verbinski. When the budget was upgraded, Brian De Palma s [...]	D
The Martian face structure and Martian woman hologram seem to have a design based on Ancient Egyptia [...]	D
This came out the same year as another Mars-themed film, Pianeta rosso (2000). Both were unsuccessfu [...]	D
The crew used over 14,000 gallons of paint to spray the soil "Mars red."	D
As of 2020, this is the last major Hollywood studio film directed by Brian De Palma	D
Peter Outerbridge's character is named Sergei Kirov. Sergei Mironovich Kirov was a leader of the com [...]	D
In one scene, members of the crew shake the tent to create the illusion of wind. In reality, there's [...]	D
Dr. Story Musgrave, real life shuttle astronaut, plays one of the capcom people in the early part of [...]	D
Monica Potter was originally cast as Terri Fisher.	D
The cast includes one Oscar winner: Tim Robbins, and three nominees: Gary Sinise, Don Cheadle, and A [...]	D
The communication viewscreen on Mars Recovery was built by Silicon Graphics (hence the abbreviation [...]	D
Tim Robbins on acting inside the suits: "You hear your own breathing. It's an interesting, very insu [...]	D
Each one of the space suits cost around $100,000 to make. But a real NASA space suit costs between $ [...]	D
After Mars Recovery is given the OK to enter orbit around Mars, Woody Blake says "Let's light this c [...]	D
The filmmakers created the Martian landscape in a massive sandpit near Vancouver. It was one of the [...]	D
Gary Sinise also plays an astronaut missing out on the mission in Apollo 13 (1995).	D
Chosen by "Les Cahiers du cinÃ©ma" (France) as one of the 10 best pictures of 2000 (#04)	D
One of two science-fiction Mars movies that were first released in the year 2000 and were both partl [...]	D
All the ships were based on actual NASA aircraft and used materials from real aerospace companies.	D
The idea for the massive white room came from production designer Ed Verreaux. The whole structure i [...]	D
Many of the props from this movie, including the big turning wheel set and the spacecraft model are [...]	D
Armin Mueller-Stahl, who plays Ray Beck (commander on the space station) is not listed in the credit [...]	D
The crew put little film lights inside all the actors' helmets to illuminate their faces.	D
All of the plants are real. They were grown hydroponically - in liquid, not soil.	D
Gary Sinise was strapped in a chair that really rotated around and around until he asked Brian De Pa [...]	D
The crew reflected copper light onto the actors to mimic the orange atmosphere of the Martian sky.	D
Jerry O'Connell took this role because he studied Brian De Palma movies in film school.	D
In the movie, Luke's space suit becomes dirty. They didn't use actual space suit material, Teflon, b [...]	D
There were theme park attractions at Disneyland and the Magic Kingdom at Walt Disney World called Mi [...]	D
Effects supervisor Hoyt Yeatman says this is a "hardware film." Almost every location in the movie h [...]	D
Gary Sinise took this "All-American" role because he'd just played a bad guy in Trappola criminale ( [...]	D
Reunites Jerry O'Connell and Elise Neal who both starred in Scream 2 (1997).	D
The film crew used gallons of paint to colour the sand on set "mars red", used coloured light to cre [...]	D
Tim Robbins and Connie Nielsen had 35 feet of space to dance, more than any actual spacecraft.	D
Every actor had their own "crew" to get into the space suits. It still took them 45 minutes. They al [...]	D
The rotating circles that signify the alien countdown are indeed counting down... in binary. The c [...]	D
Jerry O'Connell loved wearing the space suit on set: "I felt like a super hero."	D
The appearance of the "Face on Mars", as well as the alien hologram, were modeled after the work of [...]	D
In 1985, astronauts really did drink soda in space as part of an experiment.	D
That dust is blown by 10 massive 350-horsepower wind machines. The whole crew wore gas masks while t [...]	D
The crew made the interior of the space station blue to mimic Earth.	D
Gary Sinise's fancy convertible in the beginning of the barbecue scene is an Isuzu Vehicross convert [...]	D

(at around 1h 18 mins) While looking at a DNA sequence Terri Fisher says that the last two chromosom [...]	D
(at around 28 mins) When Phil Ohlmyer shows the "DNA-model" of his dream woman to Jim McConnell, the [...]	D
When on the planet of Mars we continually hear sounds. There is only an insignificant atmosphere and [...]	D
(at around 54 mins) When the crew have exited the ship after it exploding and Woody is flying toward [...]	D
After Woody's death, his helmet and body remain in close proximity to each other. With nothing to sl [...]	D
There was no need for Woody to die by using up all his suit fuel to "aim to overshoot" the REMO. Woo [...]	D
In the movie it stated that the 23 chromosomes came from mars about a million years ago and set off [...]	D
(at around 57 mins) The atmospheric pressure of Mars is less than 1% that of Earth and consists prim [...]	D
(at around 1h 28 mins) Inside the face, Jim checks the screen on his wrist to see what the gasses we [...]	D
When the ship is out-gassing from the meteorite strike, they begin losing atmosphere. As the air get [...]	D
The dust storm shown on Mars would not have been dangerous to the mission and would not have require [...]	D
(at around 1h 10 mins) Luke Graham was the sole survivor on Mars for many months. He attributes his [...]	D
(at about 11 mins) The rover POV shows identified elements on screen, flashing them by quickly in gr [...]	D
Around 1:18 when images of DNA are on screen Left rather than right handed DNA are depicted. That is [...]	D
(at around 60 mins) Space is not cold in the sense that exposure to space causes you to freeze insta [...]	D
Why would a greatly advanced and supposedly benevolent race as the Martians incorporate such a deadl [...]	D
(at around 57 mins) When Terri attempts to rescue Woody she resets her fuel readout to 100%, it is t [...]	D
(at around 1h 45 mins) The galaxy that Jim is zooming off to in the final shot wouldn't look any dif [...]	D
(at around 32 mins) In the weightless scene inside the space station, Woody's watch slips down his a [...]	D
The walls of the tent should be fully inflated by the much higher pressure inside, compared to the l [...]	D
The Mars Recovery vehicle is shown pointing forward before it attempted to go into orbit. Any spacec [...]	D
The rotational (spin) rate of the wheel on the Mars ship is entirely too slow to simulate anything n [...]	D
The Halon fire suppression system would have not existed on the spacecraft that went to Mars to resc [...]	D
At one point while examining the DNA strand decoded from the alien face's signal, McConnell says, "T [...]	D
It doesn't make sense to plan a one-year stay on Mars as they did. The closest approach of Mars happ [...]	D
(at around 1h 1 min) Shortly after Woody dies, a cameraman can be seen reflected in the face.	D
The oxygen supplied to the engine would be just enough to cause the fuel in the engine to burn with [...]	D
(at around 1h 16 mins) While viewing the DNA sequence on the computer, the cable on the left side is [...]	D
Mars only has 38% of the gravity of earth yet it is clear from everyones' movements and walking that [...]	D
There is a fundamental misunderstanding of how the jet packs work. In space, with no friction or pro [...]	D

Jim McConnell: There's pressure in here. Terri Fi [...]	D
Jim McConnell: What is she now? Phil Ohlmyer: A f [...]	D
Luke Graham: Come on - three commanders. One ship. [...]	D
Luke Graham: Phil, do you read me? Phil Ohlmyer: [...]	D
[Leaving the BBQ in his 1959 Corvette] Woody Blak [...]	D
Woody Blake: Some couples dance, others go to Mars [...]	D
Woody Blake: You're just not man enough to wear je [...]	D
Woody Blake: Okay, people let's look sharp now. We [...]	D
Jim McConnell: They're us. We're them.	D
Terri Fisher: When we get back, we have GOT to try [...]	D
Terri Fisher: The genetic difference between men a [...]	D
Jim McConnell: Like Maggie said: To stand on a new [...]	D

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