FLIGHT TO MARS is another extraordinarily dated science fiction flick from the early 1950s, when cinema was awash with astronauts heading off to local planets in our solar system only to find them already occupied by humanoid races usually up to one nefarious plan or another. This time around it's the turn of Cameron Mitchell in a two-tone colour adventure as he heads off to the red planet only to discover it already occupied by a seemingly friendly race. The adventure and sensation aspects of the story are quite subdued here, but the colour adds a nice touch and the racy miniskirt attire worn by the female Martians must have gone down well with audiences of the era.
Review of Flight to Mars
