sâmbătă, 12 aprilie 2014

Movies that take place in space



Movies that take place in space

53 years ago, on April 12, 1961, Soviet cosmonaut Yuri Gagarin became the first man to enter outer space, completing one orbit in a time of 108 minutes.

12 to the Moon 1960 (after a story by Fred Gebhardt), USA, director: David Bradley
2001: A space odyssey 1968 (after a book by Arthur C. Clarke), USA & UK, director: Stanley Kubrick
2001: A space travesty 2000, Canada & Germany, director: Allan A. Goldstein
Alien 1979, USA & UK, director: Ridley Scott
Alien³ 1992, USA, director: David Fincher

Blade Runner 1982 (after the novel ‘Do androids dream of electric sheep’ by Philip K. Dick), USA, Hong Kong & UK, director: Ridley Scott

Capricorn One 1977, USA & UK, director & writer: Peter Hyams
Conquest of space 1955 (after a book by Chesley Bonestell and Willy Ley), USA, director: Byron Haskin
Cosmic princess 1982, UK, directors: Charles Crichton & Peter Medak

Dead Space 1991, USA, director: Fred Gallo

Elysium 2013, USA, director & writer: Neill Blomkamp
Enemy Mine 1985 (after a story by Barry Longyear), USA, director: Wolfgang Petersen
Escape from Mars 1999, Canada & USA, director: Neill Fearnley

Fire Maidens of Outer Space 1956, UK, director & co-writer: Cy Roth
First spaceship on Venus [Der schweigende Stern] 1960 (after the novel ‘Astronauci’ by Stanislaw Lem), East Germany & Poland, director: Kurt Maetzig

Gravity 2013, USA & UK, director & co-writer: Alfonso Cuarón

It! The terror from Beyond Space 1958, USA, director: Edward L. Cahn

King Dinosaur 1955 (based on an original story by Bert I. Gordon & Al Zimbalist), USA, director: Bert I. Gordon

Lost in space 1998, USA, director: Stephen Hopkins
Love aka Angels & airwaves love 2011, USA, regizor & scenarist: William Eubank

Marooned 1969 (after a novel by Martin Caidin), USA, director: John Sturges
Mission to Mars 2000, USA, director: Brian De Palma
Moon 2009, USA, director & writer: Duncan Jones
Morons from Outer Space 1985, UK, director: Mike Hodges

 On the Silver Globe [Na srebrnym globie] 1988 (adapted from a novel by Jerzy Żuławski), Poland, director & writer: Andrzej Żuławski

Pandorum 2012, Germany & UK, director & co-writer: Christian Alvart
Planet of the Apes 2001 (after the novel ‘La planète des Singes’ by Pierre Boulle), USA, director: Tim Burton
Prometheus 2012, USA & UK, director: Ridley Scott

Solaris 2012 (after a novel by Stanislaw Lem), USA, director & co-writer: Steven Soderbergh
Space Battleship Yamato [ヤマト / Supēsu Batorushippu Yamato] 2010 (based on the ‘Space Battleship Yamato’ anime TV series by Yoshinobu Nishizaki), Japan, director: Takashi Yamazaki
Space Chimps 2008 (animation), USA, director & co-writer: Kirk De Micco
Space Milkshake 2012, Canada, director & writer: Armen Evrensel
Space mutiny 1988, South Africa & USA, directors: David Winters & Neal Sundstrom
Space Warriors 2013, USA, director & writer: Sean McNamara
Star Trek Into darkness 2013, USA, director:  J.J. Abrams
Stranded 2001, Spain, director: María Lidón

The astronaut's wife 1999, USA, director & writer: Rand Ravich
The last days on Mars 2013 (after a short story by Sydney J. Bounds), UK & Ireland, director: Ruairi Robinson
The Phantom Planet 1961, USA, director & writer: William Marshall

Women of the Prehistoric Planet 1966, director & writer: Arthur C. Pierce

Zathura: A space adventure 2005 (after a novel by Chris Van Allsburg), USA, director: Jon Favreau