The photos are exciting Tschuri

One of the most difficult maneuvers in the history of space travel seem successful: The spacecraft "Philae" landing on the comet 67P / Churyumov-Gerasimenko. An optimal occasion in order to end the day watching a science fiction movie. I reach for "The Last Days On Mars" which has just been released in time for landing on Tschuri.

An eight-member group of astronauts includes research on Mars and wants to come back to earth again. But it is for the time being nothing, because one of the researchers who discovered the ability of cell division of Martian matter is swallowed shortly thereafter by a crater and crawls resulting as Undead. The freshly baked Zombie attacked his ex-colleagues, and already infected one the other, while the audience just waiting, who survived the massacre.

As well as being the insinuation that lurk on other celestial bodies mortal danger to us, is trite, the film works with plenty of fog, sandstorms and poorly lit corners in order to cover up the interpretive skills of the actors.

On Tschuri it's hopefully more peaceful and more interesting than the film stage Mars. The fascinating life photos impress me anyway much more. The film I paint from my memory. I was expecting a lot more. Too bad.