Voyage To The Prehistoric Planet (1965)

[Gem]n[]

Voyage To The Prehistoric Planet (1965)



IMDB:
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0059887/

PLOT:
In the year 2020, cosmonaut Marcia (Faith Domergue) orbits the planet Venus while two astronauts and a robot journey on the surface. Professor Hartman (Basil Rathbone) is also on hand to observe the exploration from a distance. The explorers are attacked by prehistoric beasts, and then lose their robot (and nearly their lives!) in a volcanic eruption that engulfs the planet. They conclude that the Venusians were really human beings who destroyed their civilization with nuclear warfare.

VERIFIED:
Reasonable quality (given the year) ... FullScreen ... Source: Unknown ... Possible VHSRip or TV Capture ...

VIDEO (GSPOT):
Codec : DivX 5.0
Bitrate : 1229 kbs
Size : 640 x 480 [FS]
FPS : 23.976
B-VOP : No
S(GMC)-VOP : No
QuarterPixel : No

SOUND (GSPOT):
Codec : MP3
Bitrate : 96 kbs
Fs : 48000Hz
Lang : English

ED2K Link:
ed2k: Voyage.To.The.Prehistoric.Planet.1965.-.VO.DivX5.DVDRip.avi  [705.83 Mb] [Stats]

My turn for a right oldie ...

Cheers,

Gem

[mxyzptlk]

The plot is identical to Planet Of Stroms/Planeta Bur

[Gem]n[]

English version? ...

:mrgreen:
The plot is identical to Planet Of Stroms/Planeta Bur

This might explain it ...

From IMDB - Talking about Planeta Bur:
Trivia: This movie is later edited and dubbed as "Voyage to the Prehistoric Planet", released in the US in 1965. This movie (and the Russian inserts) were in turn used to create "Voyage to the Planet of Prehistoric Women" (1968)

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0056352/#comment

cheers,

Gem

[mxyzptlk]

thought something like that
so basically the yanks 'stole' the special effects from a russian movie

[MyK]

"Stolen" from IMDB user comments (mstomaso):
"Most of the film is lifted from Planeta Burg, a Soviet sci-fi film made around 1960 by none other than legendary American workhorse B film-maker Roger Corman. Corman added Faith Domergue and Basil Rathbone and some poorly dubbed English, but, thankfully, left the plot, soundtrack, visuals and most of the dialog intact. What's enjoyable about this film is the original film included within it."
Sounds interesting! Thanks for the post, Gem]n[

[valja]

I put here also "Woyage To The Planet Of Prehistoric Women" (1968). It was released on Fileheaven in Nov 2004, but is still alive