Destination Space

Téléfilm
1959
51m

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Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueFrom space pioneers to modernday missions, it's a thrilling look at man's quest to conquer space.From space pioneers to modernday missions, it's a thrilling look at man's quest to conquer space.From space pioneers to modernday missions, it's a thrilling look at man's quest to conquer space.

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4,7/10

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Rôles principaux17

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Harry Townes

Jim Benedict

John Agar

Col. Matthews

Charles Aidman

Dave

Whitney Blake

June

Cecil Kellaway

Dr. A.A. Andrews

William Traylor

Space Ship Crew

Gail Kobe

Edward Platt

Dr. Easton
(as Edward C. Platt)

John Clarke

Space Ship Crew

Joel Lawrence

Space Ship Crew

Jon Lormer

Prof. Logan

Robert Cornthwaite

Sen. Royce

Sam Edwards

Technician
(uncredited)

Frank Gerstle

Member of Senate Investigating Committee
(uncredited)

Biff McGuire

Technician
(uncredited)

Ed Prentiss

Mr. Duffy
(uncredited)

Bert Remsen

Technician
(uncredited)

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Anecdotes
The movie apparently went unseen until Sinister Cinema made it available on home video in 2001. There is no record of any television broadcast.

Connexions
Edited from La conquête de l'espace (1955)

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3/10

A Stifled SyFy Story About Space Pioneers Where Space Politics And Petty Personal Dramas Prevail

For one thing - I'd definitely say that (at 50 minutes) the running time of "Destination Space" (from 1959) was way-way-way too long for its own good.

From its super-dry story-telling, to its slow-moving action - This low-budget SyFy production (that featured some very laughable old-school visual effects) was clearly a product of its time.

And, yes - With that in mind - I honestly did try to cut "Destination Space" some serious slack. But, unfortunately, the overall monotony of this b&w presentation just couldn't hold my undivided attention (nor my enthusiasm) for more than but a few brief moments at a time.