Ghosts of Mars

2001
12
1h 38min

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4,9/10

59 k

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Pam Grier, Natasha Henstridge, Ice Cube, Jason Statham, Richard Cetrone, and Clea DuVall in Ghosts of Mars (2001)

Home Video Trailer from Columbia Tristar

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Action Horror Sci-Fi

En 2176, une unité de police martienne est envoyée chercher un criminel très dangereux dans un poste minier éloigné. À leur arrivée, les policiers constatent que le poste est devenu un charn... Tout lireEn 2176, une unité de police martienne est envoyée chercher un criminel très dangereux dans un poste minier éloigné. À leur arrivée, les policiers constatent que le poste est devenu un charnier.En 2176, une unité de police martienne est envoyée chercher un criminel très dangereux dans un poste minier éloigné. À leur arrivée, les policiers constatent que le poste est devenu un charnier.

Réalisation
- John Carpenter
Scénario
- Larry Sulkis
- John Carpenter
Casting principal

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NOTE IMDb

4,9/10

59 k

MA NOTE

Réalisation
- John Carpenter
Scénario
- Larry Sulkis
- John Carpenter
Casting principal

Voir les informations de production sur IMDbPro

Récompenses
- 2 nominations au total

Vidéos9

Trailer 2:07

John Carpenter's Ghosts of Mars

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Ghosts Of Mars Additional Scenes

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Ghosts Of Mars Additional Scenes

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Ghosts Of Mars Scene: What A Dump

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Ghosts Of Mars Scene: Leave Them

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Ghosts Of Mars Scene: Run For The Jail

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Ghosts Of Mars Scene: Not A Good Place To Be

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Anecdotes
In a 2011 interview, John Carpenter stated he was intentionally trying to make Ghosts Of Mars as over-the-top and tongue-in-cheek as possible. He claimed he was trying to make a mindless and silly, yet highly entertaining and thrilling, action flick where "the universe allows its characters and plot points to be silly without being full-fledged comedies", akin to 80's movies like Commando (1985), Rambo II : La Mission (1985), and Predator (1987). Looking back on the film and its criticism, he stated he was frustrated that most people thought the film was meant to be a serious horror movie, and feels that he should've made the film more openly comedic and "in on the joke", saying "...it's called Ghosts Of Mars for Christ's sake, why would people take this movie seriously?"

Gaffes
During a shot out the front of the police station, a crew member is visible loitering in the shadows while the leader of the Ghosts yodels in the center of the street.

Citations
Melanie Ballard: [to Jericho] Let me put it this way. Maybe I'd sleep with you if you were the last man on Earth. But we're not on Earth.

Connexions
Featured in Siskel & Ebert & the Movies: Captain Corelli's Mandolin/American Outlaws/Tortilla Soup/The Curse of the Jade Scorpion/Ghosts of Mars (2001)

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Not As Bad As Its Rating Suggests

Packing a badass cast & good dose of gore-filled action, John Carpenter's penultimate film (to date) features an interesting premise and even set things up well in the beginning but once the main plot takes over, the script shortcomings start to surface as dialogues go downhill, characters turn bland, acting takes a hit, VFX inadequacy is exposed, and the scare factor diminishes in its entirety. Not one of Carpenter's best but not a chore either, Ghosts of Mars still has an unabashed quality to it that makes the ride somewhat enjoyable despite the hammy acting & over-the-top execution.