Review of Robinson Crusoe on Mars (1964) by Chris B — 10 Mar 2011
While many of the effects are showing their age, the films elements of survival and humanity remain timeless. The acting is good and the sense of isolation is essentially there from beginning to end. Even when finding Mona or discovering "Friday" there are language barriers that must be overcome.
Survival is hard and the going is treacherous throughout the film but as most older films do, it has a happy ending. Recommended!
This review of Robinson Crusoe on Mars (1964) was written by Chris B on 10 Mar 2011.
Robinson Crusoe on Mars has generally received positive reviews.
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