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Los primeros en la luna

Título original: First Men in the Moon
  • 1964
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  • 1h 43min
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Martha Hyer and Edward Judd in Los primeros en la luna (1964)
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Cuando una nave espacial aterriza en la Luna, se celebra como un nuevo logro, antes de que quede claro que un grupo victoriano completó el viaje en 1899, lo que lleva a los investigadores ha... Leer todoCuando una nave espacial aterriza en la Luna, se celebra como un nuevo logro, antes de que quede claro que un grupo victoriano completó el viaje en 1899, lo que lleva a los investigadores hasta el último superviviente de aquella misión.Cuando una nave espacial aterriza en la Luna, se celebra como un nuevo logro, antes de que quede claro que un grupo victoriano completó el viaje en 1899, lo que lleva a los investigadores hasta el último superviviente de aquella misión.

  • Dirección
    • Nathan Juran
  • Guionistas
    • Nigel Kneale
    • Jan Read
    • H.G. Wells
  • Elenco
    • Edward Judd
    • Martha Hyer
    • Lionel Jeffries
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    • Dirección
      • Nathan Juran
    • Guionistas
      • Nigel Kneale
      • Jan Read
      • H.G. Wells
    • Elenco
      • Edward Judd
      • Martha Hyer
      • Lionel Jeffries
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    Edward Judd
    Edward Judd
    • Arnold Bedford
    Martha Hyer
    Martha Hyer
    • Kate Callender
    Lionel Jeffries
    Lionel Jeffries
    • Joseph Cavor
    Miles Malleson
    Miles Malleson
    • Dymchurch Registrar
    Norman Bird
    Norman Bird
    • Stuart
    Gladys Henson
    Gladys Henson
    • Nursing Home Matron
    Hugh McDermott
    Hugh McDermott
    • Richard Challis
    Betty McDowall
    Betty McDowall
    • Margaret Hoy
    Paul Carpenter
    • Reporter from the 'Express'
    • (sin créditos)
    Erik Chitty
    Erik Chitty
    • Gibbs
    • (sin créditos)
    Valentine Dyall
    Valentine Dyall
    • Narrator
    • (sin créditos)
    Peter Finch
    Peter Finch
    • Bailiff's Man
    • (sin créditos)
    John Forbes-Robertson
    John Forbes-Robertson
    • First Reporter
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    Patrick Halpin
    • Wedding Guest
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    Laurence Herder
    Laurence Herder
    • Glushkov
    • (sin créditos)
    George Hilsdon
    George Hilsdon
    • Constable
    • (sin créditos)
    Douglas Ives
    • Sparks
    • (sin créditos)
    Sean Kelly
    Sean Kelly
    • Col. Rice
    • (sin créditos)
    • Dirección
      • Nathan Juran
    • Guionistas
      • Nigel Kneale
      • Jan Read
      • H.G. Wells
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    7utgard14

    "Soon others will be coming from Earth. Our galleries will be strewn with dead."

    A 1964 moon landing discovers they were not the first men to arrive there. Turns out there was an 1899 expedition to the moon. Upon investigating, they find the only living member (Edward Judd) of that voyage. He tells the tale of how he and his fiancée (Martha Hyer) accompanied brilliant scientist Professor Cavor (Lionel Jeffries) to the moon through use of a special gravity-defying substance called Cavorite. Once there, they encounter an insectoid race of creatures known as Selenites. It's a fun old-fashioned sci-fi adventure. Beautiful sets, great Ray Harryhausen special effects and a script by venerable Nigel Kneale, adapted from the story by H.G. Wells. Most of Wells' social commentary is absent from the film. Some of it is still present, particularly in one of the film's best scenes -- Cavor's talk with the leader of the Selenites, the Grand Lunar.
    7Bunuel1976

    FIRST MEN IN THE MOON (Nathan Juran, 1964) ***

    The Schneer/Harryhausen team’s follow-up to the Jules Verne adventure MYSTERIOUS ISLAND (1961) is this similarly colorful turn-of-the-century spectacle adapted from an H.G. Wells novel. While not as popular or as exhilarating as the earlier film perhaps, it’s nonetheless a delightful yarn and one of the team’s best overall efforts.

    Starting off in a modern-setting as the ‘first’ landing on the Moon is taking place (about 5 years before the actual fact), the astronauts are flabbergasted to find the Union Jack and a note indicating that an English scientist had already claimed it back in 1899! We’re then introduced to the character played by Edward Judd (currently institutionalized in old folks’ home) – who, with his fiancée Martha Hyer, had accompanied Professor Lionel Jeffries on that fateful yet unsung trip to the Moon; the story proper is then told in flashback. The film has been criticized for its over-abundance of comic relief in the persona of the buffoonish Jeffries; however, for my part, I was totally taken with his eccentric character and his performance is an utter joy to behold. Judd is his typical roguish self, while Hyer adds charm and loveliness to the already attractive scenery (of Victorian England and the imaginative lunar landscape with its cavernous interiors).

    It takes quite some time to get to the scenes on the Moon and, once there, we’re treated to just two of Harryhausen’s trademark (albeit marvelous) creations – a couple of giant caterpillars, whom our heroes have to fend off, and the mass of Selenite inhabitants, who seem eager to study the intruding Earthlings (the script, co-written by famed sci-fi expert Nigel Kneale, is at its most introspective during Jeffries’ trial before The Grand Lunar). Further reason why the expedition proves insufficiently exciting is the fact that we learn precious little of Life on the Moon…and it all concludes on a somewhat anti-climactic note (even more disappointing because Wells was basically repeating himself!).

    That said, the film does looks great in color and widescreen (luckily, the DivX copy I watched didn’t suffer from the distracting jerkiness which had plagued my recent viewings of other vintage sci-fi titles on this format), and Harryhausen’s various props – such as the makeshift space-gear (actually diving-suits), the spherical ship, and “Cavorite” (the substance invented by Jeffries which enables the flight into outer space and back, simply by being applied as a coating on the spaceship’s surface!), add to the fun and pervading sense of wonder. Laurie Johnson’s rousing score, then, emerges as the perfect accompaniment to the fantastic proceedings and, undoubtedly, one of the film’s major assets. By the way, Peter Finch famously appeared in an unbilled cameo in this film as a messenger for the local bailiff (apparently, he visited the set and then offered his services to replace an actor who had failed to show up!).

    Ultimately, rather than being considered a visionary sci-fi epic, the film rightfully belongs amid the long-running cycle of entertaining (if somewhat juvenile) adventure films based on classic literary tales – 20,000 LEAGUES UNDER THE SEA (1954), AROUND THE WORLD IN 80 DAYS (1956), FROM THE EARTH TO THE MOON (1958), JOURNEY TO THE CENTER OF THE EARTH (1959), THE LOST WORLD (1960), MASTER OF THE WORLD (1961), the aforementioned MYSTERIOUS ISLAND, FIVE WEEKS IN A BALLOON (1962), THE LOST CONTINENT (1968), THE LAND THAT TIME FORGOT (1975), etc.
    jimjo1216

    A Victorian lunar adventure

    This is a wonderful science fiction adventure in the same vein as JOURNEY TO THE CENTER OF THE EARTH (1959) and THE TIME MACHINE (1960). Imagine the astronauts of the first lunar landing finding evidence of prior human activity on the moon's surface. It's also worth noting that the movie is titled "First Men IN the Moon", not "First Men ON the Moon".

    The story (based on H.G. Wells) is a lot of fun and the pseudo-science doesn't altogether ignore the laws of physics, giving the Victorian era space expedition an air of fantastical plausibility. The special effects are great, although the moon creature costumes are a bit of a let-down. This isn't one of Ray Harryhausen's signature creature flicks, but it's a gem.
    Bruce_Cook

    Another winner from the master animator!

    This is movie number ten for the great Ray Harryhausen, who provides his usual stunning animation, although the plot is a bit cynical for some taste, lacking the cheerful charm of such movies as "Journey to the Center of the Earth". In this one we get animated Selenites, giant caterpillar-like "Moon Cows", and a big-brained Grand Lunar on his regal throne. The special effects in the scenes of Professor Cavor's spherical spaceship en route to the Moon are beautiful.

    The opening scene is clever: the "first" astronauts to land on the moon (an international group) is stunned by the discovery of a tiny British flag on the lunar surface. A message attached to the flag identifies the real first Moon landers, and the authorities on Earth get in touch with one of them, an aging Edward Judd, who tells the strange tale of his turn-of-the century expedition with Professor Cavor (Jeffries) and Judd's fiance' (Hyer).
    BaronBl00d

    Fly Me to the Moon and Let Me Play Among the Stars...

    The heart and spirit of H. G. Wells's novel remains intact in this Ray Harryhausen/Nathan Juran vehicle. A 20th century frame story about American led international crew landing on moon and finding an old Union Jack flag and a letter giving rights to the moon to Queen Victoria in 1899 add a brilliant touch to this story about a professor and his two neighbors exploring space and landing on the moon. The scientific explanation for space travel is absurd as are many other plot contrivances, but the story is a fun, entertaining romp about what exploration use to be like when man relied less on machines and more on brains. Director Juran and Harrysausen have created a film with many funny moments, beautiful moon landscapes, and even some thought-provoking questions about human nature and what humans are all about. Although this is not like any other Harryhausen picture - really only one large, cumbersome, rather mundane creature, Harryhausen really evokes awe as he creates a total vision of what a society might look like underneath the surface of the moon. The moon is a startling set and impressive. Laurie Johnson(Avenger's Theme) adds her brilliant touch and creates some beautiful music for the film. But when is all said and done - for me - the brightest star in this galactic romp is Lionel Jeffries as Professor Cavour. Jeffries lights up every scene he is in. His ability to use humor in every reflex and word make him a joy to behold. Does he overact? Perhaps. But in the same way that Vincent Price did. He steal his scenes and this picture. Edward Judd does nicely in his role as does Martha Hyer, who is beautiful as well.

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    • Trivia
      This is the only one of Ray Harryhausen's films to be shot in anamorphic widescreen (2.35:1) due to the higher cost of anamorphic camera and projection lenses needed for his Dynamation Process.
    • Errores
      Arnold Bedford invests money in boots from the Boer War, speaking as if this war is in the past. Most viewers think he is talking about the Boer War of 1899-1902, which began after this scene takes place. However, there was an earlier, less-publicized Boer War in 1880 and 1881, which could be what he is referring to.
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      The Grand Lunar: You say men cling to different tongues and beliefs. Is there no one ruler?

      Joseph Cavor: No. No, every century some despot tries, but up to now no one's succeeded. People like Hannibal, Julius Caesar, Napoleon...

      The Grand Lunar: Does this not lead to confusion?

      Joseph Cavor: Yes, it does. And worse. Starvation... hostility... even war.

      The Grand Lunar: Tell me of war.

      Joseph Cavor: Tell you of war? Oh my goodness... Well... it usually starts with a whacking great explosion.

    • Créditos curiosos
      Filmed in Dynamation - The wonder of the screen!
    • Conexiones
      Featured in Fantastic Fantasy Fright-o-Rama Show Vol. 1 (1996)
    • Bandas sonoras
      Rule Britannia
      (uncredited)

      Music by Thomas Augustine Arne

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    • Fecha de lanzamiento
      • 25 de noviembre de 1965 (México)
    • Países de origen
      • Reino Unido
      • Estados Unidos
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    • También se conoce como
      • First Men in the Moon
    • Locaciones de filmación
      • New Haw, Surrey, Inglaterra, Reino Unido
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      • Columbia Pictures Corporation
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