Un viaje a Venus

Título original: Der schweigende Stern

1960
Unrated
1h 33min

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When an alien artifact discovered on Earth is found to have come from Venus, an international team of astronauts embarks to investigate its origins.

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Agrega una trama en tu idiomaWhen an alien artifact discovered on Earth is found to have come from Venus, an international team of astronauts embarks to investigate its origins.When an alien artifact discovered on Earth is found to have come from Venus, an international team of astronauts embarks to investigate its origins.When an alien artifact discovered on Earth is found to have come from Venus, an international team of astronauts embarks to investigate its origins.

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Yôko Tani

Die japanische Ärztin
(as Yoko Tani)
…

Oldrich Lukes

Amerikanischer Atomphysiker…

Ignacy Machowski

Polnischer Chefingenieur…

Julius Ongewe

Afrikanischer Fernsehtechniker…

Mikhail N. Postnikov

Sowjetischer Astronaut
(as Michail N. Postnikow)
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Kurt Rackelmann

Indischer Mathematiker…

Günther Simon

Deutscher Pilot…

Hua-Ta Tang

Chinesischer Linguist
(as Tang Hua-Ta)
…

Lucyna Winnicka

Fernsehreporterin
(as Lucina Winnicka)
…

Klaus Bamberg

Bit Part
(sin créditos)

Fredy Barten

Bit Part
(sin créditos)

Christoph Beyertt

Bit Part
(sin créditos)

Karl Brenk

Bit part
(sin créditos)

Fritz Decho

Reporter
(sin créditos)

Karen Fredersdorf

Brinkmanns Mutter
(sin créditos)

Eva-Maria Hagen

Intervision-Reporter Jeanne Moreau
(sin créditos)

Karl-Helge Hofstadt

Bit Part
(sin créditos)

Peter Kiwitt

Bit Part
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8/10

Good old sci fi

This movie suprised me. I thought I was going to see a cheesy old science fiction movie. But this movie, for its time, is actually really good. The special effects are pretty impressive for a film this old, and I love the design of the spaceship. I have no idea what kind of budget this movie was done on, but there are a lot of scenes in this movie that look BIG budget! The sets are very impressive, lavish and expansive. And the enviornment of Venus is detailed, spooky, and bizarre. I didn't care for the little plastic spiders, I thought that was distractingly goofy. I was very suprised to see such a forward thinking and racially diversified cast. For its time, such diversity was totally unheard of. Its a little long and slightly boring, but for good old fashioned sci fi, with cool alien landscapes and bizarre spaceships, this is a must see. Thats why I am rating this movie fairly high, giving it an 8.

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Trivia
In the US, this was distributed in an edited and English- dubbed version as "First Spaceship on Venus" through Crown International. It was at the top of a prepackaged double feature with Varan el increíble (1962). It became Crown's most successful double feature since, unlike other Crown releases, it was booked into many theaters as well as drive-ins.

Errores
The narrator mentions that one of the crew has created a special food formula for the crew to be able to consume and digest in zero gravity, yet everyone is walking around as if on planet Earth. This is not a goof, since (at least in the original German version) after a time spent in zero gravity, they show the crew activating an artificial gravity field, which allows them to walk around as if they were on Earth.

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Intervision-Reporter Jeanne Moreau: Scientists, mathematicians and astrophysicists; seven men and
[pause]
Intervision-Reporter Jeanne Moreau: and a -
[emphasis]
Intervision-Reporter Jeanne Moreau: WOMAN.
Deutscher Pilot: [Running up to her] Sumiko!
Die japanische Ärztin: [Surprised to see - even though both on same rocket project] Brinkmann! Have I changed that much?
Deutscher Pilot: Well, I
[pause]
Deutscher Pilot: I don't know. I got it, your hair used to hang down to your waist.

Versiones alternativas
This film was released in the United States as _First Spaceship on Venus (1962)_. This version was edited down to 80 minutes, dubbed into English, and had Andrzej Markowski's score replaced by a stock score prepared by Gordon Zahler of the General Music Corporation.