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Women are supposed to be from Venus, and men are supposed to be from Mars!

But this movie claims that there are women on Mars who wiped out their men, and now they need to abduct men from Earth the keep their race alive.

What will happen next! An invasion of horny men from Venus who can't get along with their wives, so they come to our planet because they heard Earth Girls Are Easy?

Brother, I'm really confused . . .
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Devil Girl from Mars (1954)




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Thinking Outside the "Plot"!
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~ A Question for the Members: What happens when an alien woman from an advanced Martian civilization composed of smug, superior women who desperately need men to rejuvenate their female-dominated race comes to Earth to round up a herd of weak-willed males as breeding stock?

~ My Theory: Well, the answer is that one of our own guys manages to outwit the snotty Martian bitch and blow the hell out of both her, along with her ship and her silly-looking Westinghouse refrigerator robot!

I'd suggest that this much-needed lesson in humility would teach those bossy females from the Red Planet a thing or two about Earthmen and how we deal with women who get too big for their britches!

But we know that Martian women are probably even more stubborn than Earth girls — so mankind would quickly shift into high gear and get "ready to rumble" when faced with an invasion by a bunch of overconfident Martian dominatrix!

All that said, what would this Interplanetary Battle of the Sexes look like!? I'm bettin' that at least one Romeo and Juliet romance would be part of the plot!
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Is there no man on Earth who has the wisdom and innocence of a child?
~ The Space Children (1958)