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  1. Mota is a Martian representative, who has come to impose interplanetary law on the Earth (which has become too dangerous); opposing his authority is Kent Fowler, who resists the alien plot, without understanding its details. Fred C. Brannon. Director. Ronald Davidson. Screenplay.

  2. Director. Gregory Gaye. Mota. James Craven. Dr. Bryant. Advertise With Us. An eccentric scientist agrees to help a Martian repair his spacecraft and conquer Earth in exchange for atomic secrets.

    • Sci-Fi
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  4. 2. Apr. 2013 · Flying Disc Man From Mars is typical of Republic’s low-budgeted 1950s serials: most of its chapter endings are composed of stock footage from earlier and bigger-budgeted Republic serials, while its new action scenes are much less spectacular and energetic than their 1940s predecessors.

  5. Flying Disc Man from Mars (Englisch: Fliegender Untertassen-Mann vom Mars) ist ein 12-teiliges US-amerikanisches Serial von 1950. 1958 wurde das Filmmaterial zu einem 75-minütigen Spielfilm montiert, der unter dem Titel Missile Monsters (Raketenmonster) veröffentlicht wurde.

  6. 27. Okt. 2015 · All twelve episodes of Flying Disc Man From Mars (including Menace From Mars, The Volcano's Secret, Death Rides The Stratosphere and the exciting final installment, Volcanic Vengeance), directed by Fred C. Brannon (The Invisible Monster, The Crimson Ghost), are now available for your home viewing enjoyment in one exciting package. Flying Disc Man From Mars also features Harry Lauter (The Cry ...

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  7. 2. Nov. 2015 · Much of Flying Disc Man from Mars is science fiction distraction and, yes, routine. That’s the serial format at work. There’s a cliffhanger every 10 or 12 minutes, credits roll, and we soldier on to the next chapter. Once this routine is established, there’s little more to appreciate than the science fiction concept that started the entire ordeal.