Missão Espacial

Título original: Alien Planet

Filme para televisão
2004
Not Rated
1 h 34 min

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Animação de computador Animação Aventura Documentário Ficção científica

Adicionar um enredo no seu idiomaThe CGI or computer animated drama/documentary takes place on Darwin IV, a planet 6.5 light years from earth, with 2 suns and 60% of Earth's gravity. Having identified Darwin as a world that... Ler tudoThe CGI or computer animated drama/documentary takes place on Darwin IV, a planet 6.5 light years from earth, with 2 suns and 60% of Earth's gravity. Having identified Darwin as a world that could support life, Earth sends a pilot mission consisting of the Mothership Von Braun an... Ler tudoThe CGI or computer animated drama/documentary takes place on Darwin IV, a planet 6.5 light years from earth, with 2 suns and 60% of Earth's gravity. Having identified Darwin as a world that could support life, Earth sends a pilot mission consisting of the Mothership Von Braun and three probes: Balboa, Da Vinci, and Newton. This robotic fleet is responsible for findin... Ler tudo

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8briancham1994

Fascinating trip

This documentary series shows conceptions of alien life that's actually quite alien. It draws on the expertise and imagination of the infamous Wayne Barlow with some modernisations. There is a lot of interesting speculation in this documentary that goes beyond usual science fiction. It also covers things like the operations of the robotic probes and the terrain which add to the detail.

10Scarlata1966

Great fun of the imagination

I just love this program and watch it quite a bit. Not only is it full of very imaginative creatures, but it does so logically. The makers realize that a biosphere of a planet must follow the rules of evolutionary descent and unity of common body plans. Things like bipedalism, bioluminescence and facial shape are kept consistent through all of Darwin IV's creatures. Their oddly shaped "eyes" are really creepy looking, kinda looks like the thing that Alec Baldwin turned himself into in BEETLEJUICE. Some of the creatures are bordering on the far-fetched, but they're so well-conceived and fun, who cares. My only criticism would be the name Darwin IV. It just seemed a little too obvious.

10RiffRaffMcKinley

Galactic Mind Trip

Ordinarily, I hate documentaries. And I mean *hate*. So why is it that I love "Alien Planet"?

Simple. Using cutting-edge animation technology and fascinating (not mind-bogglingly boring), jargon-filled interviews with experts in various fields, the makers of this real winner have successfully created an interesting testament to the fact that mankind is not even a drop in the bucket, cosmically speaking. This fantastically done doc almost plays out like a motion picture as it interweaves the documentary with pieces of interstellar adventure and drama. Particularly interesting is the segment featuring an alien life form called a "groveback."

Take it from someone who is usually bored stiff by documentaries-- one look at this astounding, mind blowing extravaganza, and you want more. Immediately.

10Slopmaster4001

Alien is right

This show ranks right up there with "The Future Is Wild" in that it presents some very intriguing ideas with very nice CGI. But unlike TFIW they are showing us a not to distant future, one that may be possible with my life time. I also thought the comments from various scientist was a nice touch since these are the best people to comment on a future mission to another planet. And on a final note, the planet depicted in the show, Darwin IV was a very alien place while yet being similar to earth but seeing what life is like on that planet makes me appreciate our own little blue marble even more. Also, speaking of the name Darwin IV, I would have preferred a name from popular science fiction, possible Hal IV.

7Agent10

Needs an official physical release

When I first watched this years ago, it definitely caught my attention. I know it was fake and meant to be strictly entertainment, but it still holds up after 20 years because it went hard on the so called "scientific realism."

I won't be alive when the day we explore other planets becomes a reality, but I at least have some fun media to look at and imagine what it might be like. In all honesty, this would still make a great movie, maybe with some better creature designs and more realistic backgrounds. Of course, no one would spend that kind of money on that type of project.

I will say this, it was a lot of fun. The speculative science of the film shows the reality of how difficult space exploration would be. The pitfalls and challenges prove it will take decades to really make this all possible.

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The program was based on the work of science fiction writer and illustrator Wayne D. Barlowe, specifically the alien lifeforms presented in his 1990 speculative fiction book "Expedition: Being an Account in Words and Artwork of the 2358 A.D. Voyage to Darwin IV". The main difference is that the book is presented from the writer's point of view, as if he were an explorer on an alien planet, whereas this documentary focuses on robotic exploration probes.