The Last Days on Mars

2013 • 98 minutes

About this movie

On the eve that the crew of the very first manned expedition to Mars is about to return to Earth, it makes an astounding discovery -- fossilized evidence of life on Mars. Oscar® nominated and visionary filmmaker Ruairí Robinson, along with an extraordinary special effects team including the people behind District 9, X-Men: First Class and Avatar, introduce us to a terrifying new landscape, where the scientific discovery of life might be the death of us all.

Ratings and reviews

Zero emotion from any of the actors at all. Entire film feels forced, like everyone including the director hated working on the film. Acting is rigid, and dialogue feels reminiscent of a politician reciting a poorly written speech off a teleprompter. Avoid at all costs, complete insult to the very concept of horror.

I don't think I've seen a movie this bad in a while. I love cheesy sci-fi movies, but this is ridiculous. Horrible acting and director must have been drunk or missing through most of the movie.

Let some mentally challenged first graders re-write the story so it is watchable. I think I actually had some neurons commit suicide while I sat through this painfully predictable plot. Now I am less intelligent because I watched this trash heap.