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Conquest of Space is a 1955 American science fiction film produced by George Pal, directed by Byron Haskin, and stars Walter Brooke, Eric Fleming, and Mickey Shaughnessy.
The film's storyline concerns the first interplanetary flight to the planet Mars, carrying a crew of five, and launched from Earth orbit near "The Wheel", mankind's first space station. On their long journey to the Red Planet, they encounter various dangers, both from within and without, that nearly destroy the mission.
Cast;
Walter Brooke as General Samuel T. Merritt
Eric Fleming as Captain Barney Merritt
Mickey Shaughnessy as Sgt. Mahoney
Phil Foster as Sgt. Jackie Siegle
William Redfield as Roy Cooper
William Hopper as Dr. George Fenton
Benson Fong as Sgt. Imoto
Ross Martin as Sgt. Andre Fodor
Vito Scotti as Sanella
John Dennis as Donkersgoed
Michael Fox as Elsbach
Joan Shawlee as Rosie
Iphigenie Castiglioni as Mrs. Fodor
Rosemary Clooney uncredited (performing "Ali Baba" from Here Come the Girls)
The film's storyline concerns the first interplanetary flight to the planet Mars, carrying a crew of five, and launched from Earth orbit near "The Wheel", mankind's first space station. On their long journey to the Red Planet, they encounter various dangers, both from within and without, that nearly destroy the mission.
Cast;
Walter Brooke as General Samuel T. Merritt
Eric Fleming as Captain Barney Merritt
Mickey Shaughnessy as Sgt. Mahoney
Phil Foster as Sgt. Jackie Siegle
William Redfield as Roy Cooper
William Hopper as Dr. George Fenton
Benson Fong as Sgt. Imoto
Ross Martin as Sgt. Andre Fodor
Vito Scotti as Sanella
John Dennis as Donkersgoed
Michael Fox as Elsbach
Joan Shawlee as Rosie
Iphigenie Castiglioni as Mrs. Fodor
Rosemary Clooney uncredited (performing "Ali Baba" from Here Come the Girls)
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00:00:00This is a story of tomorrow, or the day after tomorrow, when men have built a station in space
00:00:15constructed in the form of a great wheel, and set a thousand miles out from the earth.
00:00:21Fixed by gravity, and turning about the world every two hours, serving a double purpose,
00:00:27an observation post in the heavens, and a place where a spaceship can be assembled,
00:00:32and then launched to explore other planets, and the vast universe itself,
00:00:37in the last and greatest adventure of mankind, a plunge toward the...
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00:02:04It's a transport, right on schedule, eh, Captain?
00:02:11No, sir, they're late. A minute and 33 seconds.
00:02:14It's a minute and 34 seconds, Captain.
00:02:16It's not important, of course, but it could be.
00:02:18In celestial navigation, one second can be the difference between life and death.
00:02:22Gee, I hope they don't forget to bring up the ice cream this time.
00:02:25I thought I issued an order to the effect
00:02:27that food was never to be a subject of conversation on the wheel.
00:02:30I'm sorry, sir, I forgot.
00:02:32There are some men aboard who are not permitted to enjoy the food that you eat, Corporal.
00:02:36And unless you're anxious to share their diet, I'd advise you not to forget again.
00:02:40I won't, sir.
00:02:41The moon, Barney. New days, a month, and we'll be on it.
00:02:50You realize, sir, that I've been up here a full year without any leave?
00:02:54Well, there's several of us in the same boat, Barney.
00:02:55But I'd only been married for three and a half months.
00:02:57I'm sure Linda will understand. She's a sensible girl.
00:03:00After all, when a girl marries a soldier...
00:03:01Soldier?
00:03:02Ghost, you mean?
00:03:03A robot spinning around the world every two hours on a tin donut.
00:03:06That's what you've been to mother for three years.
00:03:07And what I'm becoming to my wife, Barney.
00:03:08I'm sorry, sir.
00:03:09I'm sorry, sir.
00:03:10I'm sorry, sir.
00:03:11You built the wheel, and you're proud of it.
00:03:13You've got every right to be, but...
00:03:14Well, why me?
00:03:15Well, I mean, I wasn't sure.
00:03:16I say my wife to my wife, Barney.
00:03:17But I'd only been married for three and a half months.
00:03:20I'm sure Linda will understand. She's a sensible girl.
00:03:23After all, when a girl marries a soldier...
00:03:25Soldier?
00:03:26Ghost, you mean?
00:03:27A robot, spinning around the world every two hours on a tin donut?
00:03:30That's what you've been to mother for three years,
00:03:32and what I'm becoming to my wife...
00:03:33Barney.
00:03:35I'm sorry, sir.
00:03:36You built the wheel and you're proud of it.
00:03:38You've got every right to be, but...
00:03:40Well, why me?
00:03:42We were happy down there.
00:03:44Little cottage right on the base.
00:03:46She was just beginning to furnish it.
00:03:48And you yanked me out of it.
00:03:50You belong here, Barney.
00:03:53You're my son.
00:03:55Space is your heritage.
00:03:59I formally request, sir, that inasmuch as service on the wheel is voluntary,
00:04:04I have never been accorded the privilege of volunteering,
00:04:07that I be granted permission to return to Earth on the transport rocket.
00:04:11Colonel, sir, there's a storm building up in the Pacific.
00:04:14Real Lulu. Might be a hurricane.
00:04:16Chart it and notify all weather stations likely to be affected.
00:04:19Yes, sir.
00:04:28Permission denied, Captain.
00:04:37KI au Kbook zaidats Ryan....
00:04:56Somehow or another, I kind of hate to see this job get finished.
00:05:02It's like my cousin, Seymour.
00:05:03He's a plastic surgeon.
00:05:05He built a face for an ugly dame once,
00:05:08which turned out to be so beautiful,
00:05:12he fell in love with her.
00:05:14So off she went with the garbage collector.
00:05:17You afraid this beautiful ship would go off without you, Jackie?
00:05:21Precisely and definitely the opposite.
00:05:24Well, frankly, I'm... I'm frightened of going,
00:05:27but I'm more frightened of being left behind.
00:05:30For what you scared, we build this ship so we fly it.
00:05:35And so we get to the moon.
00:05:38Who's gonna guarantee we ever get back?
00:05:41I'm with Pete.
00:05:43For a fat solid year, I've been eating bites here
00:05:47on his goofy sombrero with no squawk.
00:05:50Now, let some other heroes take her from here.
00:05:54This little guinea pig ain't gonna no more joy hops
00:05:57for the great Colonel Merritt.
00:06:00And if old space-happy thinks otherwise,
00:06:03he can take his ship and...
00:06:06And what, Sergeant Siegel?
00:06:12Sergeant Siegel just left, sir.
00:06:30Roy! Secure that cable!
00:06:32I... I...
00:06:33Can't...
00:06:34Move a finger!
00:06:35Careful!
00:06:36Watch out! The high-mo there!
00:06:40Drop it!
00:06:44Are you hurt?
00:06:45No, but I...
00:06:46What is it, Roy? What is the matter with you?
00:06:48I don't know. I...
00:06:49I'm...
00:06:50Paralyzed!
00:06:51Let's get him back to the wheel!
00:06:53Taxi!
00:07:03We got a sick man here!
00:07:04Gotta get him back to the wheel!
00:07:06Get a wheel!
00:07:15All set!
00:07:16Shove off!
00:07:36Are you feeling better, Roy?
00:07:48I'm all right, I guess.
00:07:50Yeah, I'm all right.
00:07:51Let's have the straight of it.
00:07:52What's wrong with the lad?
00:07:53What's the matter?
00:07:54You sick of something?
00:07:55You hurt someplace?
00:07:56No, I, uh...
00:07:57I just couldn't move out there, but...
00:07:58I'm all right.
00:07:59You couldn't move, you say?
00:08:00Why not?
00:08:01I don't know, I...
00:08:02I just couldn't.
00:08:03Ah, he's all right, he told you.
00:08:05Leave him alone!
00:08:06It ain't important!
00:08:07You know the Colonel's orders
00:08:08when you incubate the babies?
00:08:10Even a pimple is important!
00:08:12You bluebirds are my responsibility,
00:08:14and he's reporting to the infirmary.
00:08:16Come on, lad, I'll take him himself.
00:08:22Gee, it'd be worth taking a trip to the moon.
00:08:25Just to get rid of that overgrown babysitter.
00:08:30What is it, sir?
00:08:34I...
00:08:35I'm all right, aren't I?
00:08:36Of course, my boy, of course.
00:08:38Nothing more serious than a momentary lapse of nerve function.
00:08:42You're fine.
00:08:48You believe him, sir?
00:08:49I mean, this couldn't make any difference.
00:08:51It's been a whole year, sir, and...
00:08:53after all this time, I...
00:08:55I'd hate to wash out.
00:08:56Well, I'd hate to lose you, Cooper.
00:08:58Thank you, sir.
00:09:09Let's have it, Curt.
00:09:10What's really the matter with that boy?
00:09:12Oh, Cooper's in fine condition, sir.
00:09:15Well, you gave him a complete physical examination
00:09:17only three days ago, Major.
00:09:19A perfect score, remember?
00:09:21You don't have to worry about that boy, sir, I assure you.
00:09:23He was paralyzed out there, Sergeant.
00:09:25He couldn't move.
00:09:26That's something to worry about up here.
00:09:29What was it?
00:09:30Somatic dyspasia.
00:09:32Self-induced inability of the nerves to transmit brain messages.
00:09:35In your language, space fatigue.
00:09:38Self-induced?
00:09:39Well, not consciously, of course.
00:09:41Each mind has its own limit of endurance, at which point it rebels.
00:09:44The result can be anything.
00:09:46Simple hives.
00:09:47Hallucination.
00:09:48Headache.
00:09:49Loss of speech.
00:09:50Paralysis.
00:09:51Total insanity.
00:09:52Anything.
00:09:53All of us up here suffer from the same disease to some degree.
00:09:57It is to be expected.
00:09:59Man has never before lived in space.
00:10:02Fortunately, most of the cases are so minor they present no problem.
00:10:06But Cooper?
00:10:07Cooper will be perfectly normal as soon as you return him to Earth.
00:10:12That bad?
00:10:13What he experienced was simply a warning.
00:10:17If it happens again, it could be permanent.
00:10:19I see.
00:10:21How about the others?
00:10:23Andre, Immorto.
00:10:25Excellent.
00:10:26As for Siegel, Sinella, and Dunkeskirt, every day with them it is a new set of horrible afflictions.
00:10:34Some of them completely unknown to medical science.
00:10:37Furthermore, they all seem to have an absolute loathing for the wheel, its commanding officer, its doctor, a certain Sergeant Mahoney, and the Space Corps in general.
00:10:48Everything, with the possible exception of good food and women.
00:10:53In other words, they're normal.
00:10:55Thank you very much, Major.
00:11:06What's the matter, sir? Are you ill?
00:11:09No.
00:11:10No, I'm all right.
00:11:14Carry on.
00:11:25You're ill.
00:11:26No, you're ill.
00:11:27In the other words.
00:11:28What?
00:11:29No.
00:11:30No.
00:11:39No.
00:11:40No, I'm all right.
00:11:41No, you're ill.
00:11:43No, I'm all right.
00:11:44No, no, no, no.
00:11:45No, no, no.
00:11:46You're ill.
00:11:47No.
00:11:48No, no.
00:11:49My girls.
00:12:19Thank heaven science ain't found no way to put you up in capsules.
00:12:24The future of Mr. Segal Pedro!
00:12:26How'd you like to paddle that around in your gondola?
00:12:31For a wife. Too skinny.
00:12:34Too skinny? That's beautiful skin, boy.
00:12:39Andre, what did they say?
00:12:42I'm not out, am I?
00:12:43Out of what, Roy?
00:12:45A spaceship. It must have a crew.
00:12:48Now look, Roy.
00:12:50The colonel hasn't told us definitely we are the crew.
00:12:53We don't have to be told.
00:12:55We are, you know we are.
00:12:57Every man on the wheel won his place after six months of the stiffest competition in the world.
00:13:01Each one of us were handpicked from the winners for this special duty.
00:13:05Who else is being conditioned as we are? Special food, special exercise.
00:13:09Tests, lectures, watched every second, never any leave!
00:13:13You fellas know how... how tough it's been.
00:13:23Now just because I had a... bad couple of minutes out there.
00:13:28That's funny. I didn't think to have a bad couple of minutes myself.
00:13:40I don't think we're going no place.
00:13:43Alright, so we built a spaceship. That doesn't mean we have to fly it.
00:13:46Hey, maybe we're guinea pigs.
00:13:48Maybe they want to find out how much of them cosmic rays a human carcass can absorb
00:13:52before we light up like Christmas trees.
00:13:54Eh?
00:13:55And to double pay, I could only like cosmic rays.
00:13:58With all that loot, boy, I'm going to open a TV shop, settle down, marry my Rosie,
00:14:04and raise a house full of kids.
00:14:06So if I glow a little in the dark, she could find me better.
00:14:10If you get that charge with cosmic rays, you better not plan on too large a family.
00:14:15That's a lot of borscht.
00:14:17One of them cats in the lab just had a litter of seven kittens,
00:14:20and she's been up here longer than we have.
00:14:22And anything a cat can do, me or Rosie could do, too.
00:14:27Last call for dining car.
00:14:29Food!
00:14:35One, two!
00:14:41Over here.
00:14:43Are we leaving, gentlemen?
00:14:44Yes, Mother.
00:15:10Be seated, gentlemen.
00:15:34Mahoney has six little lambs.
00:15:37He has to wash their diet.
00:15:40They helped the colonel build his ship.
00:15:43And now they have to fly it.
00:15:50Hazards!
00:15:54Dig in.
00:16:05Space smog is both.
00:16:10Say, pretty good today.
00:16:14Corned beef, I think.
00:16:16Imagine.
00:16:17All the nourishment you need.
00:16:19No mess, no butter, and no waste.
00:16:22I think I still prefer to eat the hard way.
00:16:24Hey, Jackie.
00:16:25Pass me a cup of coffee.
00:16:30Cream and sugar.
00:16:32Okay, so I volunteered.
00:16:42So I'll eat.
00:16:48What are you eating it for?
00:16:49Colonel Merritt eats it.
00:16:50That's the reason.
00:16:51For 30 years, me and the colonel have been banging around together.
00:16:54Korea.
00:16:55Africa.
00:16:56China.
00:16:57Now Spain.
00:16:59If he intends to shove off to anywhere else,
00:17:01I ain't giving him any excuse to leave me behind because I ain't eating the proper diet.
00:17:05Some more of that corned beef, would you please?
00:17:11You feel better, son?
00:17:12Hmm?
00:17:13Oh.
00:17:14Fine.
00:17:15Mahoney, you know the colonel a lot better than the rest of us.
00:17:18You don't think he'll wash me out?
00:17:19Stop worrying.
00:17:20If he's going off on an excursion, who's he gonna take?
00:17:25He'll have to ask for volunteers again.
00:17:27Us?
00:17:28That son of his?
00:17:31I happen to know about a grapevine that the captain has already put in for a transfer.
00:17:36So that leaves you.
00:17:37So I hope you and the colonel will be very happy together.
00:17:42This ain't kosher combi.
00:17:44The captain put in for a transfer, didn't he?
00:17:47Well, good riddance, I say.
00:17:49He's a fine officer.
00:17:51He doesn't measure up to his father's belt buckle.
00:17:53You know, I was with the colonel the night he got the word the kid was born.
00:17:59We were in Indochina.
00:18:01We did a little bit of celebrating.
00:18:04I remember the colonel, captain, he was then, pointing up to the sky and said,
00:18:10You see that moon?
00:18:12That's his birthday present.
00:18:15Someday I'm gonna give it to him.
00:18:17A balloon on a string would mean as much to the ingrate, putting in for a transfer.
00:18:29This is a mistake.
00:18:30This is a mistake.
00:18:31No mistake.
00:18:32Compliments of Colonel Merrick.
00:18:40Steak.
00:18:41Mushrooms.
00:18:42Asparagus.
00:18:43Go ahead, Roy.
00:18:44Dig in.
00:18:48Looks...
00:18:51Looks delicious, doesn't it?
00:18:52Go on, cut it.
00:18:53Cut it.
00:18:54Cut that steak!
00:19:06Man, that juice.
00:19:23You were saying, Sergeant Brooklyn?
00:19:24I was saying, Sergeant Amoro, if it wasn't for certain fathead of stool pigeon just waiting for me to do it.
00:19:38Man, I'd be lapping up that stigma.
00:19:40Hey, look out!
00:19:50Meteor, sir!
00:19:55Evacuate section 34 and seal off.
00:19:57Switch to Walton, the tanks and compensators.
00:20:09Fire all jets.
00:20:10Sporadic blasts.
00:20:12Stabilize the wheel.
00:20:13Stabilize the wheel.
00:20:14Stabilize the wheel.
00:20:15It's a mortar sale when they're divided.
00:20:20Yeah, you're battling it.
00:20:21It wasn't the thing for trolley but there's an opera, they say to the楽ier and gas.
00:20:23They saw freedom in here.
00:20:29In investgment yards that will not make you laugh hurt, do it, must have influence.
00:20:32Colors, 分钱 of the Pit of the Pit.
00:20:33Inverland close.
00:20:35Moor's Vai.
00:20:36It's 51 years now.
00:20:38salir to N State.
00:20:39Milwaukee Brewed,HH.
00:20:41Boy, oh boy! What a fortune I could make with this thing at Coney Island!
00:20:46Boy, I'm telling you!
00:21:06Landing crew ready to make fast. All stations manned. Let's go.
00:21:11Let's go.
00:21:41It's okay, Mr. Benton. Don't be afraid. You'll just float over.
00:21:45It's okay, Mr. Benton. Don't be afraid. You'll just float over.
00:21:49It's okay, Mr. Benton. Don't be afraid. You'll just float over.
00:21:53It's okay, Mr. Benton. Don't be afraid. You'll just float over.
00:21:57Hiya, Johnny. Got you back in the milk run, I see.
00:21:59Yeah. Somebody's got to service this box, Cite.
00:22:01Brought your visitor. Dr...
00:22:03Dr. Benton. Nice to see you. The Colonel's expecting you, sir.
00:22:05Okay.
00:22:07Mr. Benton.
00:22:09Mr. Benton.
00:22:11Mr. Benton.
00:22:13Mr. Benton.
00:22:15Mr. Benton.
00:22:17Mr. Benton.
00:22:19Mr. Benton.
00:22:21Mr. Benton.
00:22:23Mr. Benton.
00:22:25Yeah, somebody's got to service this box, Kite.
00:22:28Brought your visitor, Dr...
00:22:30Dr. Fenton, nice to see you.
00:22:32The Colonel's expecting you, sir, if you'd like to freshen up first.
00:22:34Thanks, later. If it's possible, I'd better see the Colonel at once.
00:22:37Of course.
00:22:38Take charge of the new men, Lieutenant. This way, sir.
00:22:55Come in.
00:23:01George, thank heaven they sent you.
00:23:04How are you, boy?
00:23:06A bit rocky, but all right otherwise. And you, Sam?
00:23:09Oh, fit as a fettel.
00:23:10It's against regulations to feel any other way on the wheel.
00:23:13My own orders. Come on, sit down.
00:23:15Thanks, I will.
00:23:16I didn't know until a half hour ago that they were sending you up.
00:23:19You remember my son, Barney, don't you?
00:23:21Dr. Fenton helped to plan every detail of this wheel, Barney.
00:23:25They thought we were insane then, didn't they, George?
00:23:28Well, frankly, I thought so, too.
00:23:30But here it is.
00:23:32You put it up here.
00:23:34You know, for once, the International Authority has really sent up somebody
00:23:37who knows what it's all about.
00:23:39And since you are one of the geniuses responsible for that monstrosity,
00:23:44would you mind telling me what it is?
00:23:46We assembled this thing piece by piece as it came up.
00:23:50According to your brilliant specifications.
00:23:53It's a masterpiece of technology and electronics.
00:23:57But it doesn't make one particle of sense.
00:24:02In just what way do you mean?
00:24:04Well, here.
00:24:05Take these wings, for instance.
00:24:06What in blazes are wings doing on this ship?
00:24:09There's no atmosphere on the moon.
00:24:10The moon?
00:24:11And this booster, all that power.
00:24:13What are we gonna do, go up to the moon or going through it?
00:24:15Or maybe we're supposed to tow it back with us
00:24:17so those bright boys from every nation on earth can have a better look at it.
00:24:20Is that the idea?
00:24:21Working for one government was bad enough.
00:24:23But now we've got all of them on our backs.
00:24:26I think you'd better read your orders.
00:24:28General.
00:24:30General?
00:24:32Your promotion is among these dispatches.
00:24:35Congratulations, sir. A general.
00:24:37Your order, Sam.
00:24:39For you, Captain, your transfer.
00:24:41You'll be attached to Murok, I believe, as you requested.
00:24:44You can return with me if you like.
00:25:03Morris.
00:25:06Morris, sir?
00:25:11George, this is fantastic.
00:25:13No more so than going to the moon.
00:25:18Mars isn't the moon.
00:25:21A slight difference of several million miles.
00:25:26Not one word.
00:25:28No warning.
00:25:29Just take off and leave.
00:25:33Just across the solar system.
00:25:36I tell you we're not ready, George.
00:25:38Why wasn't I consulted?
00:25:39We only reached the decision yesterday.
00:25:43There was some discussion about your age and...
00:25:46Well, General Cronin convinced the authorities...
00:25:48And who convinced Cronin?
00:25:49You?
00:25:50A long time ago, the Supreme Consul issued an order
00:25:52that the final objective of this project was to be the planet Mars.
00:25:56You were present at all those discussions.
00:25:57The moon was never anything more than just a test hop.
00:26:00Now the orders are to eliminate the test and proceed with the original plan.
00:26:04Time makes it imperative.
00:26:05There's only one man who can take that ship to another planet and bring it back.
00:26:11The man who built the wheel...
00:26:14To gamble the lives of a crew of men...
00:26:17On as senseless a mission as this...
00:26:20Is callous.
00:26:22Stupid.
00:26:23Stupid or callous, it may seem to be at this time.
00:26:28It is not senseless.
00:26:30Man's very survival on Earth depends upon the success of this or some future search...
00:26:34For a new source of raw materials.
00:26:36General Samuel T. Merritt.
00:26:49Very imposing title.
00:26:53For a tombstone.
00:26:55The orders are naturally contingent to your acceptance, General.
00:27:00You can refuse.
00:27:07When do we leave?
00:27:16You're going?
00:27:19I've never refused to obey an order, Captain.
00:27:23I never have either, sir.
00:27:25Until now.
00:27:30When do we leave?
00:27:31Our previous orders were to leave the wheel...
00:27:36Proceed to the moon...
00:27:38Orbit for observation...
00:27:40Make a landing...
00:27:41And return to base.
00:27:44These orders have now been cancelled.
00:27:46We're not going to the moon.
00:27:49Mr. Fenton has brought us a new directive.
00:27:51Can you direct him?
00:27:57Our time of departure will be 11.36 tomorrow morning.
00:28:01Our destination, the planet Mars.
00:28:04Now that time of departure, both for the outer trip from the wheel to Mars...
00:28:08And for the return from Mars to the wheel is most important.
00:28:11We must arrive at the Martian orbit...
00:28:13At the exact time when it is occupied by the planet.
00:28:15Obviously, the same precision of timing applies for our return.
00:28:20Now, you five men have been chosen after intensive competitive examinations.
00:28:26For the past year, you've been receiving special training and instruction...
00:28:31For travel into outer space.
00:28:33The ship, however, can accommodate only two officers and three crewmen.
00:28:37I have been assigned as commanding officer.
00:28:40All other service on this trip will be voluntary.
00:28:41Since Captain Merritt has already volunteered...
00:28:46There are only three berths left open.
00:28:48Two of you then are going to be disappointed.
00:28:51I can take it, sir.
00:28:56Before I ask for volunteers, I should like to state my own preferences.
00:29:00You're all fine men.
00:29:02Final selection will be made on the basis of special qualifications.
00:29:06Sergeant Siegel?
00:29:08Yes, sir?
00:29:09I don't think there's a man on the wheel with less formal education than you possess.
00:29:12Yes, sir. I'm sure ignorant, sir.
00:29:14No one with a better knowledge of advanced electronics.
00:29:17I should like to have you along.
00:29:19Sergeant Emoto, you're a graduate of Osaka University...
00:29:23With two years of post-graduate work at the Colorado School of Mines.
00:29:27That knowledge is valuable.
00:29:29Sergeant Fedor, two years of medicine in Vienna, right?
00:29:32You're both needed.
00:29:33Before any of you accept, I should like to make it unmistakably clear...
00:29:38That the dangers of this journey are above and beyond anything...
00:29:42That the Space Corps or your own governments have any right to ask of you.
00:29:45I can give you confounded little reason for this attempt to reach Mars...
00:29:50And no assurance at all that it will even be successful.
00:29:52It's my personal conviction that no one but an idiot would volunteer.
00:29:59And I shall strongly suspect the sanity of anyone who does.
00:30:07All right. We've all got it straight.
00:30:10Who wants to go?
00:30:11Is it permitted to disagree with the General, sir?
00:30:23Of course, Sergeant.
00:30:25In my humble opinion, sir, there is an excellent reason for this voyage.
00:30:31Well, suppose you tell us about it.
00:30:36Some years ago, my country chose to fight a terrible war.
00:30:39It was bad. I do not defend it.
00:30:43But there were reasons.
00:30:45Somehow, those reasons are never spoken of.
00:30:48To the Western world at that time, Japan was a fairy book nation.
00:30:52Little people living in a strange land of rice paper houses.
00:30:57People who had almost no furniture.
00:30:59Who sat on the floor and ate with chopsticks.
00:31:03The quaint houses of rice paper, sir, they were made of paper...
00:31:06because there was no other material available.
00:31:09And the winters in Japan are as cold as they are in Boston.
00:31:13And the chopsticks?
00:31:15There was no metal for forks and knives and spoons.
00:31:18Where slippers of wood could suffice.
00:31:20So it was with the little people of Japan.
00:31:23Little as I am now.
00:31:24Because for countless generations we have not been able to produce the food to make us bigger.
00:31:33Japan's yesterday will be the world's tomorrow.
00:31:37Too many people and too little land.
00:31:40That is why I say, sir, there is urgent need for us to reach Mars...
00:31:43to provide the resources the human race will need...
00:31:48if they are to survive.
00:31:51That is also why I am most grateful to be found acceptable, sir.
00:31:56I volunteer.
00:31:59Thank you, Sergeant Emoto.
00:32:02You're not a little man.
00:32:07Anyone else?
00:32:13Look, General, sir.
00:32:17You wouldn't want these helpless infants along on a mission like this...
00:32:20now a couple of tough old soldiers like ourselves.
00:32:22You're not going, Mahoney.
00:32:26I'm within me rights to demand a reason.
00:32:28You're 20 years too old.
00:32:31Too old?
00:32:33I'm three months younger than you, sir, Merritt, and with twice the endurance.
00:32:37Who was it carried you on his back for seven miles after the Battle of Bloody Hill in 1952...
00:32:40when all the breath you had left in you was enough to blow out a candle and a Halloween pumpkin?
00:32:44Now, I said no, Mahoney.
00:32:46Now, you angled your way onto this wheel against my specific orders...
00:32:49and you're not going to bully your way onto the spaceship.
00:32:51What?
00:32:52And if you say another word, I'm going to have you thrown into solitary for a month...
00:32:55and tied to a wheelchair when you get out.
00:32:57Phew!
00:33:02I'll go, sir.
00:33:07Well, sir...
00:33:09Well, I hate to see everybody eat with chopsticks so...
00:33:13Check!
00:33:15To you men, our thanks...
00:33:17for your patience and all your sacrifices.
00:33:19The Earth Rocket leaves in two hours. Get packed, huh?
00:33:22Dismissed.
00:33:23The Earth Rocket leaves.
00:33:27The Earth Rocket leaves.
00:33:29Fire!
00:33:31What's that?
00:33:32The Earth Rocket leaves!
00:33:38Speechmaker, chopstick.
00:33:39Beechmaker, chopstick.
00:34:09I'm mad about a sheik, I must have his embrace.
00:34:17When he's near me, dear me, I'll tell him to his face.
00:34:22Oh, I'll be my baby, take me by the hand.
00:34:26Maybe we'll make love, or maybe on the desert sand.
00:34:32On the desert sand.
00:34:34Oh, I've gone into my tent.
00:34:40Nah, we couldn't have that kind of luck.
00:34:45Or couldn't we?
00:34:48After all, if there's life, there's always the female of the species.
00:34:54Yes.
00:34:56But what species?
00:34:59Yeah.
00:35:01Jimmy dances doing his taco.
00:35:04God jumps you back in the rock-o.
00:35:06God takes him off of the rock-o.
00:35:08You belong to me.
00:35:10I'm about to be my baby.
00:35:12I'm at your command.
00:35:14Maybe make some love, or maybe on the desert sand.
00:35:18Ah, ah, ah, ah, ah.
00:35:20On the desert sand.
00:35:24Oh, oh, oh, oh!
00:35:25Oh, oh, oh, oh!
00:35:34We interrupt this program to take you now to the press room of the trans-world communications in New York City.
00:35:40Ladies and gentlemen, it has just been revealed by the security office of the Supreme International Space Authority
00:35:46that within the next 24 hours, exact time to be given later,
00:35:52man's first spaceship, built and commanded by General Samuel Merritt,
00:35:57will blast off in the most fabulous voyage ever conceived by the human mind.
00:36:03Their destination is the planet Mars.
00:36:07Mars? You guys?
00:36:10You want our autographs, peasants?
00:36:16We take you now to our permanent station on Mount Palomar.
00:36:19There they are, ladies and gentlemen, the satellite and the spaceship, the dream of all mankind come true.
00:36:25The moment is almost here, the moment for that creation of the wheel to launch out into limitless space,
00:36:31to carry five heroic men to a new planet and to immortality.
00:36:34And now, ladies and gentlemen, please stand by while we close our circuits for the final special event of the evening.
00:36:40A private last look at the world for the heroic men of the wheel alone.
00:36:46Take it away, Vienna!
00:36:48So, meine Gnädigste, darf ich bitten, jetzt zum Mikrofon zu kommen?
00:36:57So, jetzt ist der Moment. Bitte etwas näher, etwas näher.
00:37:01This lady is Mrs. Heinz Fodor, gentleman, the mother of Henri Fodor.
00:37:07So, und jetzt bitte sprechen Sie ganz ungenierter da hinaus.
00:37:13Sehr liebenswürdig von Ihnen.
00:37:14Dankeschön.
00:37:15André, André, my boy, this is your mother. Can you hear me?
00:37:25What you are doing must be good.
00:37:27You are a good boy.
00:37:29André, please, André, please, André, be careful.
00:37:34God watch over you, my boy, and bring you back to me.
00:37:40Das ist bitten.
00:37:42And now, now we take you back to New York.
00:37:46Miss Rosalie McCann, who has something to say to Sergeant Siegel before he leaves.
00:37:52Rose!
00:37:52Rose!
00:37:59Hello, Jackie.
00:38:04Wow!
00:38:06Mine!
00:38:07Oh, mine!
00:38:09You miss me, Jackie baby.
00:38:11I miss you, honeypot.
00:38:14You've been away a long time, Jackie.
00:38:16But where love is concerned.
00:38:18What's the air, this way or that?
00:38:20When the flame of love is burning.
00:38:23And it's burning, Jackie, right here.
00:38:25Forever.
00:38:26In it too, Rosie baby.
00:38:29For me, there never could be anyone else but you.
00:38:35Never, ever, ever.
00:38:36Psst, psst, Rosie.
00:38:37In a minute, in a minute.
00:38:43And though I won't say goodbye, Jackie, just farewell.
00:38:48Psst, psst, Rosie.
00:38:50Hey, come on.
00:38:50Please, Sidney.
00:38:52In a minute.
00:38:54Sidney!
00:38:54Sidney!
00:38:55I've got to hurry now, Jackie.
00:39:00Mama's waiting.
00:39:02Mama?
00:39:04Ow!
00:39:05Bye now.
00:39:07Mwah, mwah, mwah, mwah.
00:39:08Psst, psst, psst, psst, psst, psst.
00:39:11Psst, psst, psst, psst, psst.
00:39:11Don't forget to bring your Rosie back.
00:39:14A nice souvenir from Mars.
00:39:17Souvenir!
00:39:18You two-timer, tomato!
00:39:21But that Sidney, I got a souvenir.
00:39:23Come on out, you red!
00:39:24I'll burn you, I'll touch you!
00:39:26That's what I'll do!
00:39:27Hold on!
00:39:33ubl Så with внут貴
00:39:50The End
00:40:20Holding 20,000 miles per hour, sir
00:40:39Set your gyros for Mars
00:40:47Yes, sir
00:40:47On course, Captain
00:41:01On course
00:41:03You were saying, Sergeant Brooklyn
00:41:07I was saying, Sergeant Immortal
00:41:09That the next time
00:41:11I am definitely going to try to train
00:41:13You men can get out of those couches now
00:41:15We won't need them again
00:41:16If we land on Mars
00:41:17Ain't that just grand, Sergeant?
00:41:23Not in the warrior pot
00:41:24For millions and millions of miles
00:41:27Spaceship
00:41:28Wheel calling
00:41:29Come in
00:41:30Over
00:41:31Spaceship one to the wheel
00:41:38Come in, wheel
00:41:39Over
00:41:39Hello, spaceship one
00:41:41Professor Fenton for General Merritt
00:41:43General, sir
00:41:44How are we doing, George?
00:41:59Good, General
00:42:00You're getting a bigger push from Earth
00:42:02Than we anticipated, however
00:42:03Is our cotangential orbit correct?
00:42:05We're computing it now
00:42:07Keep your radio open
00:42:09We'll be in constant communication
00:42:11As long as possible
00:42:12Incidentally, TWC is OK'd relay broadcast for morale
00:42:17Your boys like to hear some mood music?
00:42:21Thanks
00:42:21For this mood, there is no music
00:42:24Stand by the radio
00:42:28Yes, sir
00:42:28Sergeant Emoto
00:42:36Sergeant Fodor
00:42:37Go after and check the tailpipe temperatures
00:42:39Look at him
00:42:41He's off again
00:42:42We went to a lot of trouble
00:42:48To develop those magnetized shoes
00:42:50Now you get back into them
00:42:52And keep them zipped up
00:42:53We'll have no unnecessary floating
00:42:55Aboard this ship
00:42:56No, sir
00:42:57General, look
00:43:09Grab him
00:43:11Put him over there
00:43:12Mahoney
00:43:22Don't you stand there
00:43:24Get some water
00:43:25All the stupid, harebrained things to do
00:43:29Stowing away on a spaceship
00:43:32What a beating he must have taken during the blastoff
00:43:35Wake up, you insubordinate lunatic
00:43:3730 years in the army
00:43:39And still too brainless to obey an order
00:43:41Wake up
00:43:43So I can have you shot
00:43:45He's coming too
00:43:46What are you doing aboard this ship?
00:43:48You forgot your toothbrush
00:43:58I don't remember you reading the Bible so often, sir
00:44:18It's the one book you never really get through reading
00:44:22Man's every move
00:44:24Every thought
00:44:25Every action is in there somewhere
00:44:27Recorded or predicted
00:44:29Every move except
00:44:33This one
00:44:34According to the Bible
00:44:38Man was created on the earth
00:44:39Nothing is ever mentioned of his going to other planets
00:44:43Not one blessed word
00:44:45At the time the Bible was written
00:44:47It wouldn't have made much sense, would it?
00:44:50Does it now?
00:44:52The biblical limitations of man's wanderings
00:44:55Are set down as being the four corners of the earth
00:44:57Not Mars or Jupiter or infinity
00:45:01The question is, Bonnie, what are we?
00:45:07Explorers
00:45:07Or invaders
00:45:11Invaders?
00:45:13Of what, sir?
00:45:16The sacred domain of God
00:45:18His heavens
00:45:20To man God gave the earth
00:45:23Nothing else
00:45:25This taking of
00:45:29Of other planets
00:45:30It's almost like an act of blasphemy
00:45:34But why?
00:45:36They belong to no one else
00:45:38We don't know that
00:45:40But look, sir
00:45:42It couldn't be just an accident
00:45:44That at the very time
00:45:45When man's resources on earth
00:45:47Are reaching an end
00:45:47Man develops the ability
00:45:49To leave his own world
00:45:51And seek replenishment on other planets
00:45:53The timing is what fascinates me
00:45:56It's too perfect to be accidental
00:45:58Those other planets might already be tenanted
00:46:03I don't think so
00:46:04The universe was put here for man to conquer
00:46:08I don't know
00:46:11I just don't know
00:46:16Why don't you try to get a little sleep, sir?
00:46:20Huh?
00:46:21Oh
00:46:22Yes, I
00:46:24I think I will
00:46:25Good night, Barney
00:46:29Good night, Father
00:46:52Topside view is jammed
00:46:55Can't move it
00:46:56Sergeant Siegel
00:46:57Sergeant Fodor
00:46:58Get out there and free that pickup
00:47:00Out, sir?
00:47:03But the ship has gone
00:47:0420,000 miles an hour, sir
00:47:06So are you, sergeant
00:47:07You won't fall off
00:47:09The operation is the same
00:47:10As it would be on the wheel
00:47:10Get going
00:47:11Yes, sir
00:47:12Look at her
00:47:28If we ever get back
00:47:31You know what business I'm really going into?
00:47:33Real estate
00:47:35Cut out that chit-chat up there and fix that pickup
00:47:38Yes, sir
00:47:41That's what I love about this job
00:47:44The privacy
00:47:45Shh
00:47:46mal
00:47:46Yeah, excuse me
00:48:00That's what I love about this job
00:48:05This is just crazy
00:48:06The jakieś
00:48:07It'll take you
00:48:08Yeah,who
00:48:08kiedyś
00:48:09Can't move it
00:48:10Do you choose
00:48:10Yes, please
00:48:11Do you choose
00:48:12Try it now, sir.
00:48:22It's okay now.
00:48:25Now, you men go forward and...
00:48:28I'm sorry.
00:48:29I'm sorry.
00:48:30I'm sorry.
00:48:31I'm sorry.
00:48:32I'm sorry.
00:48:33I'm sorry.
00:48:34I'm sorry.
00:48:35I'm sorry.
00:48:36It's okay now.
00:48:38Now, you men go forward and...
00:48:43asteroid, dead astern.
00:49:06I'm sorry.
00:49:23Come on.
00:49:24Let's get inside before they throw something else at us.
00:49:31Meteor fragments.
00:49:36Sergeant Siegel, return to the airlock at once.
00:49:38That's an order.
00:49:39Give him a hand.
00:49:40Yes, sir.
00:49:41Mahoney.
00:49:42Yes, sir.
00:49:43Mahoney.
00:49:44Yes, sir.
00:49:45Mahoney.
00:49:46Yes, sir.
00:49:47Yes, sir.
00:49:48Well, if you've brought the army here...
00:49:52Sergeant Siegel, return to the airlock at once.
00:49:55That's an order.
00:49:56Give him a hand.
00:49:57Yes, sir.
00:49:58Mahoney.
00:49:59Yes, sir.
00:50:31Hey, if anybody likes some hot coffee, we can heat up a couple of tins.
00:50:47Get lost.
00:50:51Get lost, will you?
00:50:53Yeah.
00:51:00Get lost.
00:51:01Get lost.
00:51:02Get lost!
00:51:03Take it easy, lad.
00:51:05He can't hear you.
00:51:08Sir, shouldn't someone go out there and...
00:51:23Oh, Lord, rebuke me not, nor chasten me in thy heart displeasure.
00:51:44For thine arrows stick fast in me, and thy hand presseth me sore.
00:51:51There is no soundness in my flesh because of thine anger,
00:51:57and there is no rest in my bones because of my sin.
00:52:02Make haste to help me, O Lord, my salvation.
00:52:14You don't know what I mean.
00:52:18Good witch.
00:52:19Week 5.
00:52:21Week 6.
00:52:25Week 6.
00:52:31Wheeler calling spaceship!
00:52:33Wheeler calling spaceship!
00:52:35Come in, over!
00:52:36The wheel. They're trying to get us.
00:52:39Spaceship to wheel. We hear you. We hear you.
00:52:43Come in. Over.
00:52:47Lost.
00:52:49Now, it takes time. Millions of miles.
00:52:54Spaceship to wheel. We hear you. We hear you.
00:52:58Come in. Come in. Over.
00:53:01Spaceship to wheel. Come in. Come in. Over.
00:53:08Getting bigger all the time, isn't it, sir?
00:53:18Yes, Sergeant.
00:53:22The planet and the blasphemy.
00:53:24The what, sir?
00:53:26Spaceship. Spaceship.
00:53:29Wheel calling spaceship.
00:53:31This is Fenton. We've been calling you constantly for weeks.
00:53:35Come in. Over.
00:53:37Spaceship to wheel. This is Captain Merritt. Stand by for the general.
00:53:41General, sir. The wheel.
00:53:54Merritt speaking. Here's the report.
00:53:57Lost course for several days due to near collision with asteroid.
00:54:03But we can still reach destination as plotted.
00:54:07Which may be Mars or Hell.
00:54:12This voyage is a cursed abomination.
00:54:15If it were possible, I'd come back now, return the ship to Earth and blow it up.
00:54:19No, please.
00:54:20Together with all plans in existence, we're building another.
00:54:28We're committing man's greatest sacrilege.
00:54:34And we can't stop.
00:54:36Professor, the general isn't well. Fatigue.
00:54:41He's been suffering from severe headaches and insomnia.
00:54:44He's very tired, almost exhausted.
00:54:46We lost a crew member, Andre Podor, struck by a meteor.
00:54:49The general took it very hard.
00:54:51I'm sure it's only temporary. He'll be all right. Don't worry.
00:54:54Everything else is under control. I...
00:55:00Hey, you guys. We're in trouble.
00:55:02Off our course?
00:55:03No, the general.
00:55:05He had a blast he just threw at the wheel.
00:55:07Not just that Bible talk he's been spouting lately.
00:55:11Crazy stuff.
00:55:12Things like blowing up the ship. Things like that.
00:55:16Gone.
00:55:18Just like Cooper.
00:55:20Listen, you slimy little calumniator.
00:55:23If you were one-tenth a man, the general is you'd be twice the man you are.
00:55:26What he says or how he acts is not for you to criticize.
00:55:29And if I catch you doing it again, I'll pull out your filthy tongue and strangle you with it.
00:55:42What?
00:55:56Sam?
00:55:58How about coming down to the parlor and have a little cup of tea with a lonesome old friend?
00:56:12Look at her. All red-faced and pouting. Like she might be angry with us.
00:56:29And with us coming all this way to visit her.
00:56:35After you, Sergeant Segal. We've got to release the boosters.
00:56:39Hey, don't we need them tanks?
00:56:40They're empty. Just excess baggage now.
00:56:43The reserve tanks below will take us back home.
00:56:46Ready, sir.
00:56:49Jettison boosters.
00:57:02Look at it go.
00:57:10Jettison boosters.
00:57:15That's what would happen to us if we hit the atmosphere that fast.
00:57:18All right, men. Positions for landing.
00:57:40Jumping trees.
00:57:41Number 4-5.
00:57:42Go to sea.
00:57:43With the water.
00:57:44This is yours.
00:57:45The river.
00:57:46P�лемers.
00:57:47Go to sea.
00:57:50Go to sea.
00:57:51Go to sea.
00:57:53Do you want to be alive?
00:57:54Follow up.
00:57:55The water.
00:57:57The water.
00:57:58The water.
00:57:59The water.
00:58:01The water.
00:58:03The water.
00:58:04The water.
00:58:05Come on.
00:58:12Slowing nicely, sir. Clear landing ahead.
00:58:15No. No.
00:58:18We mustn't. We can't.
00:58:22We haven't the right.
00:58:29General, stop! What are you doing? You're killing!
00:58:35It's okay.
00:58:37No, it's fine too.
00:58:41The pls are too��
00:59:00Oh, my God.
00:59:30Hold your places until the ship is raised.
01:00:00The ship is upright, sir.
01:00:14Good landing.
01:00:18Good landing.
01:00:20This is a good landing?
01:00:22Any landing's a good landing.
01:00:32Gravity. Beautiful gravity.
01:00:35Let's go below, shall we?
01:01:05Every sunset.
01:01:14Where is служshock?
01:01:19Wrong?
01:01:21Yeah.
01:01:27Baltimore!
01:02:01It feels like good soil. Given water, I bet you can grow anything here we grow on earth. Big things, maybe. Like in Jack the Beanstalk. It'd be wonderful to try and see what could happen. I have some flowers, see. I've been carrying them ever since I left Hawaii. I was going to try them on the moon. But here in this soil, you'd need a pipeline from the Colorado River to water them.
01:02:28Captain, look.
01:02:38Must have damaged the pipes when we landed. Wait here.
01:02:40Let's go.
01:02:41Let's go.
01:02:42Let's go.
01:02:43Let's go.
01:02:44Let's go.
01:02:45Let's go.
01:02:46Let's go.
01:02:47Let's go.
01:02:48Let's go.
01:02:49Let's go.
01:02:50Let's go.
01:02:51Let's go.
01:02:52Let's go.
01:02:53Let's go.
01:02:54Let's go.
01:02:55Let's go.
01:02:56Let's go.
01:02:57General, stop!
01:03:11This wax melteth before the fire,
01:03:14shall let the wicked perish at the front of the sky!
01:03:15Father, stop it!
01:03:17You mad! Hydrazine and nitric acid explode on contact!
01:03:20We'll be blown to bits!
01:03:22Father, stay back!
01:03:27Dad, it's Bonnie!
01:03:31Please, you've got to listen to me!
01:03:38Don't turn that bell!
01:03:40Don't turn it!
01:03:42Father, please!
01:03:57Don't blame yourself.
01:04:18Don't blame yourself.
01:04:19You killed him.
01:04:32No.
01:04:33Your own father!
01:04:35You murdered him!
01:04:38Were you no good?
01:04:39No.
01:04:44No, Captain.
01:04:47You'll not die.
01:04:49Not now.
01:04:51But when we get back, and we'll get back,
01:04:55we've got a day to you and me with a court-martial.
01:05:00And I'll be the witness.
01:05:02And it'll be a rope for you, Captain.
01:05:04And I hope they make it slow, very slow,
01:05:08so I can watch you kick!
01:05:34And I'll be the witness to you and me with a court-martial.
01:05:36And I'll be the witness to you and me with a court-martial.
01:05:37And I'll be the witness to you and me with a court-martial.
01:05:38And I'll be the witness to you and me with a court-martial.
01:05:39And I'll be the witness to you and me with a court-martial.
01:05:40And I'll be the witness to you and me with a court-martial.
01:05:41And I'll be the witness to you and me with a court-martial.
01:05:42And I'll be the witness to you and me with a court-martial.
01:05:43And I'll be the witness to you and me with a court-martial.
01:05:44And I'll be the witness to you and me with a court-martial.
01:05:45And I'll be the witness to you and me with a court-martial.
01:06:46No signs of water.
01:06:57Not even bugs or worms.
01:07:00They ought to give this planet back to the...
01:07:03Who did you give it back to?
01:07:06No people.
01:07:07Shh.
01:07:11What water we have left is our life.
01:07:14Every drop must be rationed.
01:07:16No washing, no heat.
01:07:17Look, Captain.
01:07:18Why couldn't we kick off what we got left?
01:07:21We couldn't.
01:07:22Except for one slight detail.
01:07:24The Earth wouldn't be there when we arrived.
01:07:26How very unpleasant.
01:07:31So how long we got to stick around this crummy planet?
01:07:35How old are you, Sergeant Segal?
01:07:37Just turned 29.
01:07:39When you turn again, you can start packing.
01:07:42You and Sergeant Mahoney start draining the pipes of the heating system.
01:07:44Well, he says we got to squeeze the water.
01:07:56So let's get to squeezing.
01:07:58It's going to be a cold, dry winter.
01:08:01God rest ye merry gentlemen
01:08:06Let nothing here to slay
01:08:10Remember Christ
01:08:13I say you was born on Christmas Day
01:08:21Call the wheel again, Sergeant.
01:08:31What for?
01:08:33To wish him a merry Christmas?
01:08:38Spaceship to wheel.
01:08:40Come in, wheel.
01:08:42Over.
01:08:45How long are you going to keep doing this?
01:08:48We ain't hurt for the wheel in months.
01:08:51I suppose you're going to answer.
01:08:52So what?
01:08:55Maybe we ask for room service
01:08:57and have him send up some ice water.
01:09:01We've done what no men in the world have done before us.
01:09:05We've got to let them know before it's too late.
01:09:08If it's humanly possible, we've got to report.
01:09:11Report what?
01:09:12That the operation was a big success
01:09:14but the patients are dying
01:09:16and a lousy dried up ball in the corner pocket of nowhere?
01:09:19We could report a murder, Captain.
01:09:21I told you everything that happened, Sergeant.
01:09:30Yes, Captain.
01:09:32That you have.
01:09:35And you can tell it to me from now until doomsday
01:09:37but don't forget I was there
01:09:38and I saw everything with me on ice.
01:09:40Spaceship calling the wheel.
01:09:56Spaceship to wheel.
01:09:58Over.
01:10:03If the general wasn't crazy, he was right.
01:10:05We asked for it.
01:10:08There's no curse on this ship and everybody in it.
01:10:11Baloney.
01:10:13You leave that stuff back on earth
01:10:15but it don't operate past the thousand mile limit.
01:10:22Only God can make a tree.
01:10:26Okay?
01:10:27Where is it?
01:10:30Where's the trees and the flowers and the grass?
01:10:33Where's the water?
01:10:36You hear me?
01:10:38Where's the water?
01:10:45Hey, fellas, look!
01:10:52No!
01:10:53Merry Christmas, boys!
01:10:55Merry Christmas, boys!
01:11:03Merry Christmas, boys!
01:11:16Okay, Captain.
01:11:17Let her rip.
01:12:03Leave that, Mahoney.
01:12:08We won't take anything unessential to the voyage.
01:12:11Everything okay up there, sir?
01:12:13All secure.
01:12:15By this time tomorrow, we'll be on our way home.
01:12:26Just about finished, Captain.
01:12:27Captain, I think these soil and mineral samples will prove that life is possible on Mars.
01:12:34It can be done, sir.
01:12:36All the elements are in those sacks, even air and water in other forms.
01:12:43Until now, this little planet has been alone, friendless, all drawn up into itself.
01:12:50So it's crusty, dried up, and endued in.
01:12:52But with patience and understanding and hard work, it could be made to blossom.
01:13:00I wish I had your faith, Emoto.
01:13:02Hey, fellas, come.
01:13:16Captain, come.
01:13:17Look.
01:13:18Look.
01:13:19Look.
01:13:20It grew.
01:13:21A flower.
01:13:23A seed from Earth growing here.
01:13:25Look at it.
01:13:26A flower on Mars.
01:13:27It is a flower.
01:13:29The End
01:13:59Hey, Captain! The ship is tilted. We won't be able to take off.
01:14:29The sand, look at it. It's draining. It must be caves or crevices underneath.
01:14:34This whole section is honeycomb. We drilled into a lot of pockets.
01:14:37Caves, caverns. If we could crack them open, the sand would pour in like water.
01:14:42We might draw off enough to lower that side of the ship.
01:14:44Straighten her up?
01:14:46It's possible. But how do we crack open the cavities?
01:14:51With the engines. We blast. Hammer the ground with the rockets.
01:14:54Great. But what happens if we open some cracks on the wrong side? We fall over.
01:15:00We've got exactly 14 minutes to come up with a miracle and say goodbye to this planet.
01:15:04Or we'll never leave it.
01:15:08You were saying, Sergeant?
01:15:09I'm sold.
01:15:16Punch it, Captain.
01:15:17Punch it, Captain.
01:15:40Punch it, Captain.
01:15:41Punch it, Captain.
01:15:45Exactly.
01:15:46It's moving.
01:16:16It's working!
01:16:46Try it again, Captain.
01:16:48That's it?
01:16:50I don't get it.
01:16:54We're perpendicular.
01:16:56Protect yourselves.
01:16:58We're blasting off.
01:17:00We're perpendicular.
01:17:02Protect yourselves.
01:17:03We're blasting off.
01:17:04We're perpendicular.
01:17:05We're perpendicular.
01:17:06That's it?
01:17:07I don't get it.
01:17:08We're perpendicular.
01:17:09Protect yourselves.
01:17:10We're blasting off.
01:17:11We're perpendicular.
01:17:12We're perpendicular.
01:17:13Protect yourselves.
01:17:14We're blasting off.
01:17:16We're blasting off.
01:17:46Keep freezing on.
01:17:48Leave it.
01:17:49Move it off.
01:17:50Leave it upon your face.
01:17:51Move it off.
01:17:52Move it off.
01:17:53Move it off.
01:17:54Move it off.
01:17:55Move it off.
01:17:56Push it off.
01:17:57Lay off.
01:17:58G nepal?
01:17:59Kelli.
01:18:00You o His father has fallen.
01:18:01Say the danger.
01:18:02You did it.
01:18:29A date is a date, Sergeant.
01:18:32I'm cold.
01:19:02It was a glorious way the general died.
01:19:18Sacrificing his life as he did to bring his ship and his crew safely to a landing on the rocky desert of a new planet?
01:19:25That's the way the history books will tell it.
01:19:27Won't they, Captain?
01:19:32Fit men for a grand soldier.
01:19:39For the man who conquered space.
01:19:51Would you be caring for a cup of tea, Captain?
01:19:56Thanks.
01:20:02Thanks.
01:20:03Thanks.
01:20:04Thanks.
01:20:05Thanks.
01:20:06Thanks.
01:20:07Thanks.
01:20:09Thanks.
01:20:11Thanks.
01:20:12Thanks.
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