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John Carpenter's Ghosts of Mars
a.k.a. Ghosts of Mars Director: John Carpenter Cast: Ice Cube, Natasha Henstridge, Jason Statham, Pam Grier

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  • DVD Release Date: 12/04/2001
  • Rating: Rated R
  • Sales Rank: 19,791
 
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Digitally mastered audio & anamorphic video; Audio: English 5.1 dolby digital; Subtitles: English, French; Director and Natasha Henstridge commentary; Video diary; Special effects [SFX] deconstructions; Featurette: "Scoring Ghosts of Mars"; Filmographies; Interactive menus; Scene selections

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Scene Index

Side #1 --
0. Scene Selections: Widescreen
1. Start [4:47]
2. Mars Police Force Squad [5:41]
3. Shining Canyon [2:18]
4. The Jail [4:37]
5. A Slaughterhouse [3:29]
6. Dr. Arlene Whitlock [2:38]
7. Possessed [1:25]
8. "Don't Let It Out!" [2:39]
9. Hostage Situation [2:15]
10. The Clinic [2:35]
11. What Happened at K305 [2:51]
12. Dead Head [1:24]
13. Big Daddy Mars [1:32]
14. Whitlock's Theory [2:32]
15. Uno, Dos, Tres [5:11]
16. The Deal [5:35]
17. Plan A [1:23]
18. Tearing the Town Apart [1:10]
19. Plan B [4:54]
20. Pandora's Box [6:07]
21. Messing With Martians [2:40]
22. Alone & Unarmed [3:30]
23. Jail Siege [3:34]
24. Train to Catch [4:57]
25. A Simple Plan Goes Awry [3:46]
26. Lightening the Load [3:51]
27. "I Can't Let You Walk." [4:19]
28. Tide's Up [6:10]
0. Scene Selections: Full Screen
1. Start [4:47]
2. Mars Police Force Squad [5:41]
3. Shining Canyon [2:18]
4. The Jail [4:37]
5. A Slaughterhouse [3:29]
6. Dr. Arlene Whitlock [2:38]
7. Possessed [1:25]
8. "Don't Let It Out!" [2:39]
9. Hostage Situation [2:15]
10. The Clinic [2:35]
11. What Happened at K305 [2:51]
12. Dead Head [1:24]
13. Big Daddy Mars [1:32]
14. Whitlock's Theory [2:32]
15. Uno, Dos, Tres [5:11]
16. The Deal [5:35]
17. Plan A [1:23]
18. Tearing the Town Apart [1:10]
19. Plan B [4:54]
20. Pandora's Box [6:07]
21. Messing With Martians [2:40]
22. Alone & Unarmed [3:30]
23. Jail Siege [3:34]
24. Train to Catch [4:57]
25. A Simple Plan Goes Awry [3:46]
26. Lightening the Load [3:51]
27. "I Can't Let You Walk." [4:19]
28. Tide's Up [6:10]

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Editorial Reviews

Even after 18 feature films and numerous TV excursions, genre auteur John Carpenter still gives his fans what they want: action, adventure, and mayhem. In Ghosts of Mars, the seasoned writer/director/composer lets loose with all the cinematic suspense and violence one could expect from the man behind Halloween and Escape from New York. On Mars in the year 2025, Natasha Henstridge turns the tables on her role in Species, this time fighting for the humans (rather than killing them) as a police lieutenant who must escort dangerous prisoner Ice Cube from an abandoned mining town to the Martian capital. However, in a Pitch Black-meets-Poltergeist twist, the local excavation has set free some Martian spirits from an ancient burial ground -- and oh, are they angry! Soon both the prisoner and the police crew -- which includes Pam Grier, Jason Statham, and Clea Duvall -- must band together to fight for life and limb. Nonstop action and incredible effects have come to characterize Carpenter's movies for nearly 30 years now, and Ghosts of Mars proves no exception to the rule. R.J. Wafer, Barnes & Noble

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John Carpenter's Ghosts of Marsby Anonymous

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June 27, 2008: I'm a John Carpenter nut, so to know John Carpenter is to know that he loves spaghetti westerns that time forgot. Ghosts Of Mars is just a Sci-Fi reincarnation of those types of films. I have to defend Carpenter because he creates these films not to be taken seriously or to be full of themselves but to simply entertain, and sometimes even enlighten. He is a master of uniqueness and he is not afraid to play things up tongue and cheek. I'm going to be generous with the rating and give it a 4 for it's creativeness.

John Carpenter's Ghosts of Marsby Anonymous

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May 22, 2006: Why did John make such garbage, it stupid you don't get the point and sand ghost like martains posseing people the only okay thing about it is the gore effects but if you are a big fan of Jon carpenter avoid this and vampires


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